Most "investigations" are not possible without AI.

Or they would take years, while Google Gemini simply answers in a few seconds.

Yes: the questions I ask take it 10 seconds or more to compute.

For example: "If I give you a list of japanese terms for the martial art Aikido, could you translate them into the terms for korean hapkido?"

Note: I used the "english" transliterations for the exact techniques I was interested in. So: it had to gather Informations about: "what is that actually", figure what that means in a martial art, figure that the same thing is done in another martial art, and figure the name of that technique in the other art. Without me using Japanese script.

Note: you can not translate martial arts techniques word by word. A technique has a name, like a "design pattern" in programming. It can basically have a completely different name in another art, even if it is from the same country/language.

How do you "research" that on your own, if you do not speak Korean, and have no Hapkido instructor around?

The answers of Gemini were accurate, simple and perfect, and it wanted to engage into a "conversation" where I followed up with 3 more questions.

There are three layers of knowledge (actually 4).
- the stuff you know
- the stuff you know, that you don't know it (for example you know you can not read or speak Sumerian)
- the stuff you do not know, that you do not know it

The 4th layer is a bit silly: it is the stuff you know, but do not realize you know it. A bit like passive language skills. For example, I think I can read any English text (or German), but there are thousands of words I never use actively.

It clearly says it is compiled to C and then to machine code.

Setting random variables to null is code that needs to be executed.
Same with "if (var ==null)" ...

So, it is slowing down the ordinary execution path.

And: it does not help the garbage collector the slightest.

See: you have not much clue about programming.

Well,
the point is that no one knows what you want to say.

The western part of Russia: is Europe.
The eastern part is: Asia.

So?

What is your farking point?

Oh, CCP membership is under 100 million. It's in the high 90's. Decidedly less than 9% of the 1.41 billion people in China.
And what is wrong with that?

In European countries, there are less than 1% of the people in any party. Why would they?

Wikipedia, the BBC, and a couple of other news outlets are where I was able to find that the CCP is invite only.
That is wrong, you did not even google.

Good point.
I guess it is coming sooner or later.

Backends running JS/TS are usually running on super fast JS VMs.

From point of view of developer teams, it makes perfectly sense to have on both sides the same languages.

The people "hating" it and badmouthing it, are usually 30 years out of the loop how much ECMA Script has evolved - and are not working with any of the languages involved anyway.

Fascists can be left, or right, or even both same time.

You are an idiot.

An interesting alternative to C++ is: https://www.circle-lang.org/
https://github.com/seanbaxter/... - read the readme.

You mean "bright" as in "non rusty"?

With a cell phone everyone would see what you are doing ...

Our previous conversation was "closed".
So some answer to your CPC misconception ... which is off topic here.

a) 100 million of a bit more than a billion party members is a lot. It is around 10%.
b) in Germany not even 1 out of 80 is a member of a party. That is roughly 1%
c) in the US: parties have no real members
d) membership in the CPC is not "invite only" - you have to apply and do party work, like preparation of elections and counting of votes or other stuff, to be finally accepted

No idea where you get your information from.

I suggest to start reading the wikipedia articles ....

There was a player in EVE Online, who bulled his "guild mates" into helping him to get stuff he needed to build a super carrier. I think he got actually the first one of that type in game - not sure about that.

He sunk several 10k USD into it, in in-game currency to get what he wanted. As he was a general dickhead, when he made one of his first flights, perhaps even the first flight, he got "kicked from guild".

The whole universe was invited to kill him. I think the server crashed when 10k players where in the same system and nuked his nice new toy.

An interpreted language on a microcontroller requires too much suspension of disbelief,
It is not interpreted. Learn to read.