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Or, sadly soon, the UK and the EU ?

It's also the same logic you can observe everywhere in business : pushing down responsabilities, outsource resources, leave a paper trail etc.

To my eyes just having generics and hiding away pointers and vtables make them very high level, but I think my argument was more about what is coming with the language (aka their standard libraries) and I've definitely seen people ignore the available libraries, even in python.

I've seen people write Java or C# like I would write plain C. Those first two are insanely high level with large standard libraries.

Generally you could do something like `select(identifier).parentNode` ? pseudo language because I'm tired

So you're running everything under `/home/Epskampie/Epskampie` ?

Is it falsifiable ? Is it testable even ?

>MIT/BSD, on the other hand, are about developers.

Also, as a developer without much legalese, MIT/BSD are easier to read and understand.

And grey areas are useful to society, they allow some imprecisions.

1. You search info about "this" in your browser

2. You install "this" with your package manager

3. Even if the "this" installed wasn't the "this" you read about in your browser, it still came from your package manager repos, which you could consider safe, and you'll be able to uninstall it cleanly.

Then I look at the Windows Store and weep.

Well. That's a mess, I should have read more.