That is an interesting one.
I recall many years a group arm wrestle competition we all got into.
Men and women, we were all having fun.
Without exception, every single guy beat every single woman. And usually easily.
I'm genuinely surprised by your statement.
I also do pilates regularly. I'm a pretty avg size guy. I'm higher in strength setups (springs, angles, etc) than nearly everyone there, except the other men.
Where are you seeing what you're describing?
Not me but a close friend. Ask away
Germany has just recently relaxed the rules on this and it is now almost trivial to get dual citizenship, especially compared to how hard it used to be.
This might be based on different countries I guess but I know Germany and Australia it is very easy.
That is insanely good!
It's rare to have something so usable, on mobile, in browser.
Top class work.
I've been toying with a personal mapping app. Nothing like you're doing, but the chunking and level of detail data streaming etc is melting my brain.
Again. Fantastic work. People are going to love this.
That's insane
Awesome. Thank you for sharing
I use it also.
I syncthing the database between phone, tablet, desktop, laptop, and home server.
Has worked beautifully for years now. Seamless.
Traditional blacksmith by far
Ever been to Victoria?
What's a python script for a basic Lemmy bot using the api?
Outstanding values!
Thank you for sharing.
Seriously impressed.
I 100% believe this.
We've really looked into co-pilot in our example at work to really see what it can do, and oh my god, the programmers in our team are literally excited and terrified at the same time.
The level that it has come along is astounding and for the first time amongst all the AI hype, and all the AI bashing, I have seen it with my own eyes, how very much we will start relying on these tools.
We just spent a couple of hours playing with the thing to build up a project and amongst us with literal vibe-coding joy in our hearts and just embracing it, this thing, rather than bashing it and avoiding it like we normally do, we made projects that were fully tested, absolutely rock-damn solid, in hours that would have taken us weeks to make as professionals.
So now we are back looking at our terminal and our IDE and thinking oh my god I want some more of that.
So as a lawyer that has an equally technical task at hand with a lot of research they need to pull together, cross-referencing and all the stuff that goes with it, I can imagine that if they have tasted it, I don't know how they will ever go back to not using it.
However, from a programming perspective, it either works or it doesn't. From a legal perspective, that is something completely else, so I guess the comparison is not quite equal.
Still, the days are numbered.