I think it’s mostly going to be useful for boilerplate generation, and effectiveness is going to vary wildly based on what language you’re using. JS or Python? It’ll probably do OK. Plenty of open source for it to “learn” from. Delphi? Forget it.
Brief experimentation showed it liked to bullshit if it was wrong, rather than fix things.
You make a change. It doesn’t fix it.
You change it back. The code now works.
I mean it doesn’t even matter that it is. It’s not a secret who the money is going to.
The important part is that it can’t be reversed by a banking authority.
Yeah, but you still can’t explain monads.
I bet none of those were bleck.
The “they catch fire” argument is fucking bonkers anyway.
If there’s one thing petrol cars are famous for, it’s being filled with flammable liquids that can and do leak everywhere and combust upon collision.
You can ignore them. Same with all the disingenuous cunts who complain about wind turbines “spoiling the view” who ignore the coal and gas power stations that have littered the skyline for over a century.
Question is, why are you even allowing trading on it when it’s clearly being manipulated to fuck?
Isn’t this part of the plot of the later seasons of Silicon Valley?
Two bits of security software.
Makes me wonder if there’s been a concerted effort to hack these accounts, and some automated security process has locked them out.
Remember when we armed “Syrian Rebels” and then a few years later had to go and fight a suspiciously well armed ISIS?
Yeah, nobody is out there ready to cover their mobility scooters in Vance merch.
None if you want it to work on consumer hardware.
The moon is about 1.3 light seconds away.
2600 ping is a lot, but people have likely played with worse. Just not very well.
Gonna be some serious ping times.
That’s pretty much what a browser needs these days.
Look on the bright side, at least they don’t have to work for Larry fucking Ellison any more.
I’m not rallying against SSL. Just an example of browser warnings.
A big man in the middle attack service, operating in a hostile nation? What could go wrong?
Give them a few more years and every site except big social media will be flagged as dangerous in your browser, like those without valid SSL certs are now.
Which is odd because you can make as much beer and wine as you like.