The lesson for GRANITE Act:
Refusal *works.* Making refusal of a foreign censorship order easy, and guaranteeing legal consequences to a foreign censor in a US court, will result in foreign censorship orders ceasing to enter the United States.
@thestanduppod In addition to producing the Apple IIgs version, I got an intermediate C version where a human has a chance of easily understanding the game logic.
@elshayib_ And by unburdening developers of the tedium, in my case it has HELPED the creative process by letting me focus on, as Uncle Bob puts it, the *thinking* and the ideas.
No idea is too big for a single dev to implement now.
@akubeleahcim@ThePrimeagen I mean, why use tokens to build slow javascript when you can now just as easily build in a language that isn't slow. Which is @ThePrimeagen point, I think.
@jamesfrommt@ThePrimeagen Well this sounds like something of a challenge. Let's pick a project, you do it in whatever, and I'll do it in C++, and we'll compare results.
You do realize C's been around for 55 years
And that all they see language code those frameworks are actually written in, is that on the internet.
If your argument is that there's more training material for JavaScript, I don't buy it. I certainly don't have any trouble cranking out C++ non-stop and error-free.
Since it's clear Linux kernel now has AI-assisted and generated work in it, are the Linux distributions that have banned AI going to stop using the Linux kernel?
And Android phones? And Smart TVs? And their home internet routers? And...