Your comment was purely about these changes taking generations to happen, this is something that has been in the work since the 18th century. It's a perfectly typical change, not a sudden one based in illiteracy.

Looks like your dictionary is not up to date! "Crime" is a word that only applies when your net worth is not high enough.

"Takes away lane of road from motorists" is a wild way to say "Created a bus lane". These people need help.

That sounds like complete bullshit to me. Even if the logic is sound, which I seriously doubt, if you use someone's code and you claim their license isn't valid because some part of the codebase is AI generated, I'm pretty sure you'll have to prove that. Good luck.

So did Trump.

The choice was: Harris, Trump, or no vote. At this point, not voting was synonymous with paving the road for Trump.

So, whatever it was that made people choose Trump over Harris, or not voting over Harris, was either a deliberate Trump choice, or a pride issue.

"No, I refuse to vote against fascism because the other option doesn't really align with my views on the world"

Fuck. Off.

I don't know where you live, but I have never seen a library having age verification for consulting anything.

Only age verification was for a membership card, which is rarely mandatory to consult.

Again, all these countries will recognise it in September because that's when they can make it official at the UN. It's not delayed because fun.

And again, this small decision doesn't exonerate them from taking other ones until then.

This is a good thing and shitting on it is what is pointless.

Shit on the governments for not taking other actions, not for taking this one.

I am convinced Rust haters are simply refusing to learn something new, consciously or not.

redflag number 2: not seeing the issue with accepting 250k lines of code generated by AI supervised by a teenager without a software engineering background

Recognising the state of Palestine in over a month doesn't change the urgency to let aid reach Palestinians. Of course work on that front must be done as well, and sooner than September.

I just don't understand your point. How does officially recognising the statehood of Palestine now or in a month affect the current starvation crisis?

At the next UN assembly. It says right there in the article.

Basically France now recognises the State of Palestine, and will make it official at the UN assembly.

Nothing screams "democracy" like explicitely banning a voting system