Hello future person, Kbin is dead now. You can go ahead and give me your pitch for why PHP is a great programming language, though - I've never used it.
You could also word that as "deferring to other people with more experience trying to use PHP".
Hello future person, Kbin is dead now. You can go ahead and give me your pitch for why PHP is a great programming language, though - I've never used it.
You could also word that as "deferring to other people with more experience trying to use PHP".
And even this improvement wasn't universally appreciated: some people found error messages they couldn't ignore more annoying than wrong results, and, when judging the relative merits of programming languages, some still seem to equate "the ease of programming" with the ease of making undetected mistakes.
This guy was writing in the year x86 was first introduced, and I still feel like I see this attitude around.
(He manages to shoehorn in a "kids these days" paragraph too, though)
Yes, but quality takes actual skill to measure, instead of just a diff.
(Although I guess lines are still better than time in office)
Hmm, was the boss hoping to turn that into a "why do I even pay you" moment?
Maybe a large seal species. Something to ride in the water, but that could still come on land and fall asleep by the fire.
... Is this bestiality?
It's could help lose weight, I guess.
The murderous insanity would actually be kinda funny if it was in miniature against, like, a beetle.
Clearly, Carney is basically the NDP.
Okay, I'm joking. But IIRC that was the Lemmy reaction with the Conservative floor crossers. The reaction to this one seems like barely contained salt.
Two are needed, two are safe seats, the Liberals have a double digit poll lead.
Uh, so other side of the border from me is red state Montana. Anyway, I think the idea is you load it onto something else once it's in and take it to an actual target. It's just a long border that's hard to seal perfectly.
If there's a note of disbelief in there, I'd like to point out America has nukes and uses them as a deterrent the same way. Like, whether proliferation is morally justified, of if we should just accept our fate in that scenario, is a serious question we should ask, but you don't really have a moral highground about it.
Obviously I'm not saying killing people is cool, and we know that 2/3 of Americans didn't ask for any of this.
Well, yes. I just mean that the only people who would make or go on such a thing are people who have a problem with anyone not white, so it isn't a surprise it ends up being that way.
Hey, Putin could decide to end it all next year, for all we know. Or maybe AI arrives in 2040 and is already well on it's way to total paperclip conversion of Earth by 2112.
On the other hand, if everything goes pretty straightforwardly some of the same people will be around in 2112, and some but not all of the same geopolitical and social divisions, as well. That stuff settles out over decades, and there's only 9 decades to 2112.