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  • But driving under the influence is literally the charge. There’s also reckless endangerment and other tack on charges. You couldn’t necessarily tack on attempted homicide, because intent is required.

    In this case, attempted voter fraud is literally the charge. Sentencing guidelines are a state level decision.

    That’s just how the law works. If you want more punishment for failed voter fraud, pressure the state to increase the sentencing guidelines.











  • Jfc.

    It’s the bold text that we accept that a vote for Dems is a vote for genocide. But given no other plausible alternative, and the enormous risk to a plethora of other issues that Trump represents, voting for less genocide is the best option on the table.

    I literally bolded it for you this time.

    Or if you want me to put in in terms of self:

    I support a candidate that supports genocide because they support less genocide than the only other plausible option. Both in Gaza and in Ukraine. And less blatant corruption. And less erosion of rights. And less lynching of minorities. And less open encouragement of domestic terrorism.

    There, you got your soundbite. Take the bolded portion and pass it around to your comrads out of context for all I care.



  • Your reading comprehension is fucking atrocious, then. Even when Biden was the candidate, the vast majority has been saying “ok, continuing to support Isreal as they commit war atrocities is bad, but Trump would be much worse” for Gaza, and a ton of other things. Like democracy in America, for starters"

    There are no lines to read between. It’s the bold text that we accept that a vote for Dems is a vote for genocide. But given no other plausible alternative, and the enormous risk to a plethora of other issues that Trump represents, voting for less genocide is the best option on the table.

    But you are well aware this. You’re just arguing under false pretext to strawman your way to voter disenfranchisement.

    See, we can actually read between lines here.


  • Except catering to these clowns doesn’t get you anywhere. They’re the same people that said they’d vote for any dem that’s not Biden. They got him to drop out, and have just moved the goalpost.

    It’s the 11th hour. People are voting now. If you’re still armchair activist-ing to “hold Harris’ feet to the flame” to get results, you’re fooling yourself. All you’re achieving at this point is disenfranchising people into not voting or wasting their vote, which only serves to give Trump another term.

    And I think you all know that. And is your goal.


  • Rofl. As a developer of nearly 20 years, lol.

    I used copilot until finally getting fed up last week and turning it off. It was a net negative to my productivity.

    Sure, when you’re doing repetitive operations that are mostly copy paste and changing names, it’s pretty decent. It can save dozens of seconds, maybe even a minute or two. That’s great and a welcome assist, even if I have to correct minor things around 50% of the time.

    But when an error slips through and I end up spending 20 minutes tracking down the problem later, all that saved time vanishes.

    And then the other times where my IDE is frozen because the plugin is stuck in some loop and eating every last resource and I spend the next 20 minutes cursing and killing processes, manually looking for recent updates that hadn’t yet triggered update notifications, etc… well, now we’re in the red, AND I’m pissed off.

    So no, AI is not some huge boon to developer productivity. Maybe it’s more useful to junior developers in the short term, but I have definitely dealt with more than a few problems that seem to derive from juniors taking AI answers and not understanding the details enough to catch the problems it introduced. And if juniors frequently rely on AI without gaining deep understanding, we’re going to have worse and worse engineers as a result.