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Check the trunk for an Indian guy with a street map.

All Indians.

"Sachin! Quick, look up the best way to impress a first date who is vegetarian!"

On the internet no one knows you are 700 Indian engineers.

Hope you have a database for file management at that point.

NK censors reviewing photos...

"Toilet, toilet, toilet, cat, toilet..."

Think of all the pics they have of people sitting on the toilet.

Carry your phone down the front of your pants

jacobin.com is not a reliable source

I'm sure they expect others to take care of them though. Like giant house pets.

US version of Japan's Hikikomori?

Trump is doing more for the science programs in other nations than those nations ever could.

Is NASA a threat to Elon's monopolization of launches?

So this is the guy who went on and on, and his supporters too, about the "deep state" and "draining the swamp". Little did everyone know but he was talking about his plans to create it.

Of course. I then expect the data to be released, misuesd, etc, etc. I'm just going to expect it now.

Ty, do you have a site I can read up on this and what is available?

People are forced to constantly reinvent the wheel from one application to another, they’re forced to chase new languages from one decade to another, and they’re forced to adopt new technologies without an established best-practice for integration being laid out first.

I feel this.

I am aware of it but it doesn't always exist for my exact needs or I don't need an app for a one time job.

Same here. I never tried it to write code before but I recently needed to mass convert some image files. I didn't want to use some sketchy free app or pay for one for a single job. So I asked chatgpt to write me some python code to convert from X to Y, convert in place, and do all subdirectories. It worked right out of the box. I was pretty impressed.

I use it as a glorified manual. I'll ask it about specific error codes and "how do I" requests. One problem I keep running into is I'll tell it the exact OS version and app version I'm using and it will still give me commands that don't work with that version. Sometimes I'll tell it the commands don't work and restate my parameters and it will loop around to its original response in a logic circle.

At least it doesn't say "Never mind, I figured out the solution" like they do too often in stack exchange.