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AI isn't just giving the advice though, it's executing on it all by itself.

Also, humans convincing their friends to do crime might also share some responsibility too, no? Bad advice is not great either, even if the human consents.

Useless hyper specific knowledge though. Worth preserving and sharing? Probably not.

If i understand correctly, it was green. Meaning the next block was indeed clear but the other train was stopped in the same block and there aren't supposed to be 2 trains in the same block. That's the disagreement between the new virtual system and the old system.

I don't think trains are the same as cars. Trains are supposed to run at high speeds under normal circumstances and the system is supposed to keep everyone safe. It clearly said they wouldn't be able to drive over 40 km/h if they had to operate by line of sight.

Cars otoh don't have someone overseeing everything and directing traffic. They have to operate by sight.

Yes. And I'd argue it's more intuitive if all colors with the same lightness value are in fact the same lightness. Hue and chroma are pretty easy to understand too.

I was/am big on Stack Overflow. I always found it amusing when my coworkers stumbled upon my questions or answers. Or i'd find one of my own years later and maybe even try upvoting it before realizing it was my own.

Can't say I formed any connections there though. Just a few negative interactions.

What kind of help? Mental help, or getting their server back online?

Why's that? Were the moderators mean to you?

I/my agent somehow integrated it into a C++ app on Windows. So one way or another, it does work.

Thank you for libghostty! I'm using it for my own terminal on Windows. I'm quite pleased with it

Sounds like you're underutilized and could cut costs then, no?

I went to that robot bar. It failed to put any alcohol in my drink. Pathetic. Human had to step in.

What else do you call something that's neither opaque nor transparent?

You can and probably should set up your production builds that way but it's not automatic.

It also gets messy if you're building 2 or 3 services simultaneously out of the same node_modules dir. E.g frontend, backend, shared, scripts...

I didn't know node got that too but it says right at the start that malicious programs can bypass it. What's the point then?