Reddit is anti AI in the sense that they're butthurt their content got scanned as training data and they didn't get money out of it. That's the extent of their "anti AI".

not necessarily turing complete

Not in the comment you're replying to.

There is no best way to start. Start with what is fun and chase what is fun. A lot of very bad advice is given about supposed ways to start learning programming that can poison your experience (like people say garbage collected languages are bad because you won't "appreciate" manual memory management), but that's all bullshit. Learning any language will make you better at learning other languages.

I started with Java, I think it's fine for starting. I think Python is a great way to start because there's a bunch of content for getting started with it. But ultimately, start with whatever you find fun enough to keep you interested and pushing through.

I've talked about it before, but I really hate PDFs. Specifically the things PDFs are used for. If you aren't planning to print something and will only ever look at it on a screen, HTML is better. It's so frustrating when you're going to a website, you know, a thing that serves content in HTML, and then some piece of information is in a PDF.

Then they're still gonna try to connect to other devices to shoot their data off.

If someone wanted to take your rights away, maybe even didn't believe you should be allowed to be alive, would you be unprofessional for not wanting to use software they make? Would you be unprofessional for making your own version of that if the project refused to remove them as the lead? No. You wouldn't. A way to solve that problem as a professional is to fork the project. What's not professional is calling people doing that unprofessional.

Thanks!

be professional ffs

You lost me here. It's not "unprofessional" to want people to not be transphobic.

VSCode is like the worst fauxpen source ever.

Did Gargamel make the other smurfs too? If not, then it's not really Genesis.

I still think of this clip of Dean Norris (played Hank Schrader on Breaking Bad) doing Cameo and saying "Asuka Langley will never be real."

This happened to me earlier this year, my friend had some spare ram randomly. I should've started the RMA process, but I was too lazy, idk if I still can.