I've been programming computers in one capacity or another for decades. I've done everything from Apple Basic to Visual Basic, with C, C++, Objective C, Java, HTML/CSS/JavaScript, Python, PHP & MySQL in between, plus several others that don't merit mention here.

I have to do some programming in my job, but it is only a small part. I administer several different cloud services, so I have to deal with a lot of APIs. Sometimes the particular action I'm looking to perform is not intuitive. It is much easier for me to pass the API Doc URL to ChatGPT, tell it what I want it to do, and have it write an initial Python script for me.

I still have to debug it and give that back to ChatGPT for revision. Eventually, I get to the solution, usually in less than half the time it would have taken me to bang out the code myself. It's nice to have it automatically insert comments and add debugging messages to the terminal and to a log.

The thing is, you still need to know what you're doing. Sometimes it writes rather inefficient algorithms, and I've caught it a few times in off by 1 errors. You can't just have a person without programming experience use it and expect it to be successful.

The funny thing about Bernie is he used to rail against billionaires AND millionaires until he became a millionaire.

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There's two things that drove my choice in picking the PlayStation over the Xbox, and I'm sure there are many others that feel the same: Exclusive games and the controller. Sony's exclusives are much better (G.O.W, Uncharted, Last of Us, Spiderman, etc.) than Microsoft's, and the PS4 controller is much better than the Xbox controller. The Xbox controller has gotten better, but I just can't get used to the asymmetric joysticks. PSVR is also a big plus for me as well.

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I'm doing the training at work for our transition from Windows 7 to Windows 10. I have one slide on Microsoft Edge. All it says is "Do not use Microsoft Edge". I've also created videos for our users showing them how to change their default web browser and also their default PDF viewer. Whenever I do a remote support session, if i see Edge in their taskbar, I unpin it, along with the abominable Windows Mail as well.

How exactly is it the operating system's fault? Ransomware authors aren't hacking into computers & encrypting things, they're tricking the end user into launching an executable that does it. Same thing could happen on a Mac or on Linux. Humans are always the weakest link in security.

But it's definitely not these childrens' parents. The parents had no idea, and thought the kids were in school all day!

HBO usually does an "Inside the Episode" thing where most of these changes were discussed. Additionally, I think they mentioned many of the changes before the closing credits of the last episode.

I'm curious, how would you have had it end?

It will be launched on Dec. 26, 2020, just in time for Kwanzaa!

In summary, the War on Drugs is the biggest problem.

They should have made it 999. People who speak German will get it.