With the assistance of Claude Code, programmers are better suited to work in a proactive mode: Suppose I open 10 terminals and use Claude to execute 10 tasks concurrently, while I, as a human, am also handling the 11th task that requires human [1/3]
involvement (such as watching a show). If any of Claude’s 10 tasks requires a human response, I should switch to the corresponding terminal tab to provide it. If a tool could actively notify me—who is currently watching the show—to respond, [2/3]
@ayedatstwinn@jokieliu 1) free healthcare -- not free, but quite cheap 2) cheap housing -- not all cheap, it's all about position 3) benefits for elderly -- true, pensions are even higher than salaries of new workers 4) zero homelessness -- true
@WarrenVsCCP Then you wage a war against China OK? or just cry about it kek. It's said that the more someone spreads rumors about something, the more likely they have actually done it themselves.Includes but not limited to pedophilia, biological weapons, financial slavery, and more.
@PokemonBlue_@DrClownPhD U know what, in ancient China, emperors required imperial music and dance performances before meals; otherwise, they could hardly bring themselves to eat. This is merely a reflection of that form of indulgence in modern folk culture.
@Terror_Alarm As a Chinese, I'm happy to see that happen, really. The only thing that can disappoint me is that you are all keyboard warriors and cowards who don’t dare to take that first step. Is there any REAL man in NATO, no matter 'Asian-' or not, dare to shoot the first bullet? PLZ!
@RelaxedPop@StockMKTNewz Despite this, some foreign governments and NGOs continue to criticize China's strict policies as excessive and freedom-depriving—as if defending the right to get sick and die were their cause to champion.[3/3]
@RelaxedPop@StockMKTNewz preserving a large portion of the workforce and sustaining production. This enabled economic growth even amid the global outbreak, while other countries faced devastating consequences. [2/3]