Samsung's keyboard is atrocious. You type out a word, and it auto-corrects it to something dumb, so you backspace and retype it, and it autocorrects it again instead of realising you meant that exact word...
That is definitely one way to do it, but it does get messy from the services side, every service needs to support a few thousand jurisdictions. It's also basically the notary system the OP described.
We have mygovid here on Aus, but there is a lot of distrust given its a "big government" ID system.... It doesn't do age verification though, but it would be suitable for it
So, instead of paying for a game, which provides money to that dev, you will instead pirate that game, you'll steal from them instead, potentially driving them to poverty.
If you pirate it, you are the bad person. If you don't want to risk it, don't buy it, and don't pirate it either.
Mail in voting really needs to be the default. The information provided at the polling booth is inadequate to chose a candidate, and at home you have the entire internet to research who actually represents you best. You can spend as much time as you need to make an actually informed decision.
No one vote counts, but the overall numbers do matter (at least in functioning democracies).
If your preferred party gets in, great, your vote almost directly counted.
If the party you disliked gets in, sad, but your vote still sends a message that the winner that they have alienating you any the others who didn't vote for them. If they keep doing that to more voters, they risk losing the next election.
There are fringe groups who vote consistently. If you don't use your vote, those fringe groups become the majority, and you end up with politicians that don't represent the majorities interests.
There is always a greater evil that can be voted against, even if it means voting for a lesser evil.
I have my domains through cloudflare, and they are basically empty:
Domain name:
xxxx.uk
Data validation:
Nominet was not able to match the registrant's name and/or address against a 3rd party
source on 06-Jun-2023
Registrar:
Cloudflare, Inc. [Tag = CLOUDFLARE]
URL: https://cloudflare.com/
Relevant dates:
Registered on: 06-Jun-2023
Expiry date: 06-Jun-2026
Last updated: 07-May-2025
Registration status:
Registered until expiry date.
Name servers:
paul.ns.cloudflare.com
tia.ns.cloudflare.com
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Domain name:
xxxx.uk
Data validation:
Nominet was not able to match the registrant's name and/or address against a 3rd party
source on 06-Jun-2023
Registrar:
Cloudflare, Inc. [Tag = CLOUDFLARE]
URL: https://cloudflare.com/
Relevant dates:
Registered on: 06-Jun-2023
Expiry date: 06-Jun-2026
Last updated: 07-May-2025
Registration status:
Registered until expiry date.
Name servers:
paul.ns.cloudflare.com
tia.ns.cloudflare.com
I don't believe there is a way to transfer posts. You could probably create a bot that scrapes and recreates them, but all the original users would be lost. Best to just start from scratch, nothing here needs to be permanent anyway.
If you try to make the argument that the LLMs are making you a better developer, I would expect pushback.
I've used LLMs for code generation, and the output has been subpar. Better than a novice, but not what I expect from a junior or higher. It is fast, but correctness and sanity is all over the shop.
My problem with lots of these posts is that they are from lazy developers, who are skipping the due diligence of actually validating that the code generated is correct.
If you want to post about how you use the tools, including your processes for ensuring correctness, I would have no objections.
Fortunately, Mozilla is incompetent and lacks conviction, so they won't become anything like OpenAI.