Also you don't know this is the lesser pain option, a second time line is conveniently imaginary.

Oh, please.

Not voting has consequences, too. In this case, the consequence was allowing a fascist piece of shit to get the highest office in your declining country.

Your problem is, too, pride. Too proud to vote for someone who doesn't represent you, even if it means you get a fascist regime who will cause, and has caused, so much more pain than the other choice would have.

Your choice to not vote contributed to that. That is a fact.

I didn't say the solution was in the vote.

There was going to be a supporter of genocide in the office in any case. You had the choice between a supporter of genocide, and a supporter of genocide with a fascist program. You chose the high road and got the worst outcome.

Your issue was pride.

Thank you for perfectly illustrating my point.

I agree with the sentiment and the source of this cycle of fascism, but the solution was not to let it happen.

Thank you. I'm getting tired of the "this is all a distraction from the Epstein files" rethoric.

"Fascism rising is just a distraction from the Epstein files!"

No, it's not. If anything, the Epstein files are just a distraction from fascism rising.

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've given up on all these tools, as I have found working with your usual test framework (depending on your language) much more convenient after all.

The things I have seen from devs who thought they could lie and pretend they didn't use AI...

The Turing test becomes absolutely useless when the product is developed with the goal of beating the Turing test.

I am a professional software engineer, and my experience is the complete opposite. It does it faster and cheaper, yes, but also noticeably worse, and having to proofread the output, fix and refactor ends up taking more time than I would have taken writing it myself.

I'm not having, as I said before, any issues with Gecko

Good for you!