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As the senior dev, please don't.

Yes, but he didn't mean that he would be one of the people in pain!

This whole situation is appalling.

You'd think that being able to approve voluntary deparature on the spot would be high on the Trump administration's list for political points - a "quick win" to get people out of the country as soon as possible and help meet Trump's deportation targets. But being able to process people quickly means resources and a functional government, which is not consistent with Trump and co's agenda.

Wow. I wonder if that's only being rolled out in the UK at the moment? Definitely don't get it here in Australia.

Here I was thinking that we'd get to the end of the decade before China invades Taiwan, but at the rate Trump is going China will probably be convinced that the US wouldn't intervene if they acted by next year.

Surely an arrest can't be far off...

Rail (and public transport) should be publically owned. As someone who lives in Victoria, Australia, it is painfully obvious just how much damage the privatisation of our rail system in the 90s did. There was virtually no investment/expansion of the network for over two decades and it's now too late - we're stuck continually playing catch-up to the increasing infrastructure demands of our cities.

I'm not familiar with the ownership of Amtrak, but it should be fully government owned and operated. A vertically-integrated transport system was the most cost-effective approach for us and that lasted about a century before the more conservative of our two major parties sold it off.

Music to my ears.

I guess that depends on who wins the next election.

Why? LLMs are built by training maching learning models on vast amounts of text data; essentially it looks for patterns. We've seen this repeatedly with other behaviour from LLMs regarding race and gender, highlighting the underlying bias in the dataset. This would be no different, unless you're disputing that there is a possible correlation between bad code and fascist/racist/sexist tendencies?

Notepadqq seems to be catching up to Notepad++. In my case the feature that I was sorely missing was the function list, as I am not a heavy macro/plugin user.

True, although the number of people that you need to break the rules before the system of government falls apart varies from system to system. In this case my impression is that the US requires relatively few people (once in power) to make those kinds of decisions.