Yeah, it’s not about complexity things you can do with python, it’s the complexity of getting it to run. That continues to be the biggest pain point for me.

So I guess every reaction and review on the internet that is ad supported or behind a payroll is theft too?

Back in the day it was a very think pane of glass that I couldn’t really harm. Now, I do not punch the monitor.

This is a great example terrible AI writing.

This excited me, until I saw all the reviews about crashes. Hope that gets fixed.

Pretty sure that with a permissive license you can just change the license of future versions as you want. Ex. v1 MIT license with thousanda.of contributors, v2 Commercial license with contributions from anyone who agrees to contribute to the new version and license. (Anyone can fork v1 and start their own licensed project)

I had a similar thought

The number one thing that gets in my way of refactoring to function is figuring out what to name the functions takes too long.

Well, I’m sure they are worried about their new deal with IBM that they’ve obviously been working on for a while.

Just give me a magnet, a needle and an hd platter

I find the experience of the applicants to be hilarious lies.

Oh yeah, thank you

I believe partly because it takes over so many responsibilities that it becomes a requirement for things that don’t need to require it. Plus it diverged from the Linux principle of do only one thing.

Also, afair, it was buggy for a while.