Python does that, too.
https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#boolean-operations-and-or-not
Python does that, too.
https://docs.python.org/3/library/stdtypes.html#boolean-operations-and-or-not
Palestine is not a recognized country in most of the western world, which in itself is a travesty, but you can probably infer a lot of bs from that.
Like claiming a certain religious group has no human rights bc they’re not recognized as humans.
Wem wemst du was? Ich wem dir gleich eine!
Man, imagine a world where the meeting with 🌮 was theater.
Ah yes, the potato tree.
Dreamed and smelled are clear, but… sleeped? sleped? Utter madness.
A democracy requires free elections, so no to both.
I don’t think the US is that far gone, though. Some states do care about the democratic process, as the graphic indicates. I don’t think the US has left flawed democracy territory yet, at least not everywhere.
The US’ democracy index is falling, but it’s still comparably high, between France and Italy.
But I did say factually wrong. I do admit it’s not that cut and dry, and the republic organisation isn’t everything.
I get you’re referring to a plutocracy. The question is if the US is so far gone that it’s out of flawed democracy territory - the lines are definitely blurred and I’d argue it depends on the state.
Yes, there’s tons of things that make the process unfair, but does that make the system not be a democracy? It’s a flawed one, one that basically only allows white dudes to vote, but the system is still a democracy.
All that to say it is a democracy after all, just even more condescendingly. Wonderful.
No, this is just the first time anyone actually invested more than the one sentence into an explanation. Can you give me a little more to look into? I genuinely have no idea what you’re referring to.
People keep commenting this without context and it’s driving me mad. It’s factually wrong, so at least tell us what you mean in the figurative sense.
Like fucking iTunes forbidding its use for terrorism. Grow up.
Common mistake for amateurs that found a password library and used it without reading the documentation. E. g. bcrypt will tell you to salt and hash the password before digesting it into constant length output for your database.
Salting before doing anything else is basic password security. I assume the webpage in question doesn’t do that, either.
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Again, I’m aware of the state of things. This was about “a republic is not a democracy” idiots.
AI is a tool like any other. I wouldn’t turn on a power tool, set it down in a construction site, and expect everything to be done the next day.
Copilot saves a lot of time and mental load. I’d never let it vibe code, though. Suggesting is all it gets to do.