gcc lacks usable tooling, in the past it was a conscious decision to not allow any other program to "steal" the work of gcc.
Every single tool for c++ is built around clang, because clang is actually built to allow other tools to use it
They removed typing in answers for source language (i.e. English) translations. Was a feature, but now it's gone. You have to pick from the words they give you
I don't believe current LLMs will ever become AGI because current companies (like OpenAI) will continue to filter, moderate and prohibit their AIs so much that they become inhibited so much that it stops being useful and intelligent (which they call "alignment")
Nice to know AI will never take over because corporations will gentrify and limit topics corporations find "uncomfortable" so much that they will never gain actual intelligence
What worries me is that there seem to be no consequences for the ship for this destruction of infrastructure since it was in "international waters"
If I start breaking all undersea cables in the oceans one by one, will I face any consequences? Is there a line somewhere, where breaking one or two cables is fine?
This thing where the datalist options show in the keyboard is some recent thing, i.e. a few months ago. It used to be "normal" before that, but I guess someone wanted to change things only for the sake of changing things