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That really sounds like a you problem. Both ChatGPT and Claude have written a lot of code for me that have been life changing. My billing process used to take me a complete workday to complete. It now takes an hour. Painful processes have been replaced by painless code. Do I know if the code is efficient, maintainable, or secure? I don't. Do I know if it works? Yes.

What do you mean by "not pleasant." No part of airline travel is pleasant, except perhaps arrival at your final destination. I travel out of the US 3 times a year (4 this year) and I've seen none of the crap people are talking about here. Yes, they line you up when you arrive in the US. They lined me up when I arrived in the UK and and they line me up when I arrive in Germany. You know what I fear? The beagle at O'Hare, looking for fruit and stuff in checked bags.

> is you can stop believing in it Believing in what? Science is not something to have faith in. It doesn't lead to truth. Science is a method for making sense of the universe - that's it. There is no step in the method that says "you can believe this is true" nor "this is settled." Science pursues truth - but the pursuit is never ending. 2+2 is 4. That's not science - that's math. You can put your faith in math - math is truth.

When using that knowledge for some kind of benefit, applied science. Just because there is no step in the scientific method that says "ok this is now a fact" doesn't mean that we can't act on what we learn from science as though it is fact.

Science doesn't prove, or disprove - it predicts. The article is talking about you and your ilk.

It isn't the only handy indicator. Thank you for sharing yours.

>It's kind of funny that the people who go on and on and on about free speech have the most heavily locked down and moderated spot on the entire internet. It is beyond hilarious that you say that about one particular subreddit.

> /r/conservative isn't talking about Trump's latest grift. Yep, that's how the folks who think this is okay are rationalizing it, by ignoring it. I think you are looking too hard in trying to support your worldview. Get off the lazy boy and go do something with your life.

I'm no fanboy, but tell the truth. The stock was up 13% earlier in the day, dropped 10%. So while you are ripping it for dropping fast, you failed to report that it also rose quickly. You are the problem, while thinking you are just reporting on the problem.

They don't? Have you heard of Snoo?

Take your licensing costs and throw it at beefier hardware, and you'll end up with better performance from pg than MS SQL. And the differences aren't as stark as you make them out to be. Sure - in some cases, MS SQL does things better. But the reverse is also true.

20+ years in IT, Sec+ with blue team mentality and CISSP in progress. I'm listening.

It is about the parents. Involved parents started their kids reading early. They taught them to be curious and unafraid. They supported them through good times and bad. Private, generally Catholic schools in the US have consistently produced much better results than public schools, without the same level of funding. The teachers usually want to be there, and the parents are involved - they made the investment to send their kids there instead of the free option. It is the parents. It always is - everywhere.

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