Moore's law isn't a law anymore and hasn't been for a long time. CPU speeds are stagnant.

Here's an idea: Host it in the U.S. and tell the UK government to fuck off.

> The type of programmer were people would put up with just because they could really go in their cave for a few days and come out with a bug fix that nobody else on the team could figure out is going to have a hard time.

This is the exact type of programmer that isn't going to have any issues - ones who actually know what they're doing and aren't just going to vibecode react slop.

> They can write code better than you or I can, and if you don’t believe me, wait six months.

How many 6-month periods do we have to go through before we can all admit that this isn't actually the case?

Not that many, as the new crop of junior devs grows up not writing and barely reading code.

My fear is management saying: "here are two juniors and a Claud, now produce output of 10 seniors". It is not working out? You must be using it wrong. You don't want the juniors? Too bad.

Which universe do you hail from? Because nobody except pedants have relented to this demand from non-computer scientists to conform to a standardization that has nothing to do with them or the work they do.

It would be "literally correct" for you but obviously incorrect to everybody else who has the understanding that a kilobyte = 1024 bytes

Does that include letting them live in our country illegally while they live off of welfare payments?

Probably, yeah. Jesus was a radical and the USA is rich. But with that being said, I'm not the one advocating for a Christian nation.

> The establishment Democrats really screwed up on presenting a galvanizing candidate and sufficiently distancing themselves from Wall Street/Corporate interests.

And good lord, have you seen Gavin Newsom? 2028 looks dreary.

You can call it whatever you like, it's going to happen, and you know it will. You have the choice to not throw your life away by fucking with ICE and trying to aggravate and harass them on purpose, and to not become a clickbait internet video of someone getting shot for being stupid.

All of this conveniently ignores the question of whether the ICE agent's act was legal or ethical, and is bordering on victim blaming. And the record, I am against the women's behavior. I just think the ICE agent's response was totally disproportionate, and that we shouldn't be killing people for such activities. I'm also against stealing, but that doesn't mean I'm going to cheer if a shoplifter gets summarily executed by a cop, or think "the shoplifter has the choice not to throw their life away by not screwing with the cops" is an acceptable excuse for the cop's behavior.