I'm writing a paper on this, actually. Basically, it's okay-ish at it, but has definite blind spots. The most promising route is to have AI use a traditional static analysis tool, rather than evaluate the code directly.
That's the kind of logic people historically used when designing low level programming languages. It's not the kind of logic you should use or that people nowadays usually do use. Undefined behavior is widely seen as a Bad Thing in the programming language design community.
Well "mine" is correct in English in e.g. "mine eyes" because "eyes" starts with a vowel sound. I don't see any opportunity to use second-person pronouns like thine and thy in this passage; where would you have put those?
Guessing somebody just wrote it to be funny, because there are grammatical errors with the dated bits of language like "mine hand" (should just be "my hand").
Shooting actually straight up is very safe, at least for people on the ground. The terminal velocity of a bullet is fast enough to make you say "ouch", but not much else.
Problems can arise if you're shooting up-ish, but shooting straight up means the bullet has zero velocity relative to its origin at the apex, so the only speed it has from that point forward is imparted by gravity and wind, pretty much.
If those chiles were fresh when you started, I can see how that bowl could be dangerous haha. It looks great though - I make something similar (some sort of bean dish, anyway) every weekend and eat it all week.
To be fair, there has been very slow progress toward securing some endpoints. But yeah, I was probably being too charitable; the project places way too much emphasis on "backward compatibility" and not enough on security.
I have done that before, and it does alter the taste, but I've never thought they tasted at all of blood, so I can't comment on whether you'll find it to be an improvement.
I'm writing a paper on this, actually. Basically, it's okay-ish at it, but has definite blind spots. The most promising route is to have AI use a traditional static analysis tool, rather than evaluate the code directly.