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  • In the general public I don't think it's pure xenophobia, but in large parts a fear of not being able to communicate. The behavior they expose then is almost indistinguishable from xenophobia and for the receiving person in no way better, though when a foreign looking person is able to communicate, most hesitations will fall away.

    I know that this is obviously not applicable to 100% of the population, but so is the other belief. There are obviously also die-hard foreigners hating nationalists, as in every country.

  • A bit late to the party, but here is my take.

    Generated it in ChatGPT with the following prompt:

    Generate a photorealistic picture of a man clothed in rags in a run-down room, holding hands with a small child clothed in rags looking forlorn out of the dirty window at the glittering futuristic city, insanely wealthy city in the distance behind a slight layer of dust behind the slum which is visible from the window.

    which led to the image prompt:

    A photorealistic image of a man and a small child, both dressed in rags, in a run-down room. The man is holding hands with the child, who looks forlorn out of a dirty window. Outside the window, there's a view of a glittering, futuristic, and wealthy city in the distance, partially obscured by a slight layer of dust and the visible slum. The contrast between the impoverished interior and the opulent cityscape outside is striking.

  • Prompt was: Alois fährt seinen getunten Bulldog auf der Straße.

    The scenery is typical Bavarian, which it derived from Bulldog being used synonymous with tractor in Bavaria and Alois being a old fashioned Bavarian name. Notice the almost correct German licence plate.

  • You can write selects with many joins, as long they are regular and either add a column or reduce the result set. You have to write the joins explicitly though. Just shoving all of the restrictions into the where clause will definitely confuse everybody.

  • Since working with SQLAlchemy a lot (specifically it's SQL compiler, not it's ORM), I don't want to work with SQL any other way. I want to have the possibility to extract column definitions into named variables, reuse queries as columns in other queries, etc. I don't want to concatenate SQL strings ever again.

    Having a DSL or even a full language which compiles to SQL is clearly the superior way to work with SQL.

  • I'm wondering if a field with more detailed information would be helpful for the users. Moderators might want to clarify or explain in more detail the function or intention behind a tag. This doesn't seem to be considered in the RFC.

  • Depends on how large your Python projects are. If you have a million lines of Python code, navigating quickly and directed is invaluable.

    I used plain vim before for Python projects, but these never grew above 50k lines of code.

  • I never got so far, but had a system built which some parts of what you described. It was incredibly relaxing to develop with it. Our take as a team was: boring is better, we don't want to be paged on weekends.