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Cake day: November 25th, 2020

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  • Just a reminder tho… the United States,has attacked El Salvador (1980), Libya (1981), Sinai (1982), Lebanon (1982 1983), Egypt (1983), Grenada (1983), Honduras (1983), Chad (1983), Persian Gulf (1984), Libya (1986) , Bolivia (1986), Iran (1987), Persian Gulf (1987), Kuwait (1987), Iran (1988), Honduras (1988), Panama (1988), Libya (1989), Panama (1989), Colombia, Bolivia, and Peru (1989), Philippines (1989), Panama (1989-1990), Liberia (1990), Saudi Arabia (1990), Iraq (1991), Zaire (1991), Sierra Leone (1992), Somalia (1992), Bosnia-Herzegovina (1993 to present), Macedonia (1993), Haiti (1994), Macedonia (1994), Bosnia (1995), Liberia (1996), Central African Republic (1996), Albania (1997), Congo/Gabon (1997), Sierra Leon (1997), Cambodia (1997), Iraq (1998), Guinea/Bissau (1998), Kenya/Tanzania (1998 to 1999), Afghanistan/Sudan (1998), Liberia (1998), East Timor (1999), Serbia (1999), Sierra Leon (2000), Yemen (2000), East Timor (2000), Afghanistan (2001 to present), Yemen (2002), Philippines (2002) , Cote d’Ivoire (2002), Iraq (2003 to present), Liberia (2003), Georgia/Djibouti (2003), Haiti (2004), Georgia/Djibouti/Kenya/Ethiopia/Yemen/Eritrea War on Terror (2004), Pakistan drone attacks (2004 to present), Somalia (2007), South Ossetia/Georgia (2008), Syria (2008), Yemen (2009 and 2015), Haiti (2010), Libya (2011), Syria (2011), Ukraine (2014), Iraq (2015), etc. etc. etc. etc. Now Venezuela and iran…
















  • i never said anyone can read code, but saying you dont have that right is wrong, you have it… and i never tried to convince op to use software with ai code on it, what i did was question about why they don’t want it. why would anyone not want a specific programming language? electron is a mess, okay, that’s a reason, but i dont think there’s people who despise, i dunno, python because of no reason whatsoever


  • and that’s a fair criticism, but it doesnt have anything to do with ai or not, but bad knowledge about engineering or coding. i have a family member who has been working as a developer for 20 years, he is now using ai to automate that process, he knows what to tell the machine, he oversees the project, etc, that’s the way it’s going to be from now on, and it’s something that has happened to other industries years before. i’ve worked as an interpreter, translator and proof reader. do you think i do all by hand? no one does that anymore and i dont see people complaining about translations being “machine written” or whatever. i am doing the work, i check errors, i change, words, etc, the only thing i dont do is literally have to type 500 times words i know the translation of.


  • sure, but just because a lot of people or whatever think that way doesnt mean anything. you already have that right, there is the code, you can read it… what do you mean you cannot know what’s running in your system? now, where it came from? i dont know about that, i think developers have a right to their privacy and don’t have to tell you where they live.