sasquatch7704 @ sasquatch7704 @lemmy.world

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Probably we can thank king Trump and the magnificent 7 horseman.

Just a stupid question, if it's "banned content", why is it on Reddit?

I know why he did it. Because that's what his best best friend from Kremlin said and his two last working brain cells are in vacation playing golf.

He probably doesn't understand that if US stops all trading, will become just a bigger North Korea with nukes.

My point was that it can get bad really fast and I'm sure that there are already people who practice shooting oranges and maybe thinking of shooting a bigger orange.

*I'm not saying this to encourage gun violence. Just that probably someone already thought to do a Mario brother on the big orange.

Is he actually trying to crash the US economy on purpose? Or is he that detached from reality?

Honest question, not making fun, not judging: why do you have a subscription for chatgpt and Claude? Do you use it that often? Or is work related?

I'm sure that will work well in a country with more guns then people. And I'm sure we will not see more Mario brothers and cousins doing something unexpected.

/s

Two minutes later: we don't have enough skilled people to make Teslas and computer chips.

Four minutes later: I have an idea, let's hire immigrants.

Six minutes later: we hate immigrants, they are stealing our jobs.

Ok, then his validation as president was done by the same incompetent old management and it's not valid.

He can say what he wants. International treaties are international treaties. If you break them you loose your credibility, if you still have any after threating to invade your allies.

He did something much worst then humiliating x or y. Everyone already knew he is a clown, but he pretty much blown any credibility USA still had as a partner for anything, see also tariffs and threatening 2 allies (Canada and Greenland)

This is Don Corleone beheivior, I give you 100 billions in old military equipment and you give me 500 back, really?

Also, USA offered security guarantees on '90s when Ukraine gave back the nukes to Russia. Officials didn't forget that, maybe Trump did.

That was painful to watch. Trump and Vence were pathetic and the end rambling about Biden, laptop, wtf was that? If Kamala did then same they would have taken her by force to a mental institution.

It's a niche, most of the companies use something more modern, easier to find devs, but there are still some that have to mentain that old code while they probably at the same time try to replace it with some other more common language (Java, C++, Rust, Go), I think it's still used by some legacy systems in governments and financial institutions

It's like knowing an extinct language, most of the time is useless, but if someone needs your skills they better pay good for it.

I see, you want that that Lamorghini, well if you really want udemy is always a good start. Personally the difficult part for me when learning a new programing language is not resources, it's the motivation to keep do it and I usually need a real project to work on. (10 years + dev)

Usually you find on github "awesome-XYZ" repos (ex: awesome python, awesome c, awesome go), but for cobol, most of the projects are dead

https://github.com/loveOSS/awesome-cobol?tab=readme-ov-file#email

What do you expect? most of the guys in "DOGE" weren't even alive on 9/11 I'm a bit surprised that they still have something in COBOL, maintenance probably costs o fortune, good luck finding young COBOL devs