@antigermanist nope. normal people usually DON'T want to kill. no matter who.

deranged, psychotic, worthless sick fucks like _you_ want to kill.

also: didn't you just a couple of days before claim you don't want to be your usual deranged, psychotic, worthless sick-fucky, garbage, crappy self anymore and be better?

could you please acknowledge that i was right in my statement that you are simply incapable of being anything above "the worst garbage humanity has to offer"-tier?

@lorentz is there an IDE that _doesn't_? seriously asking.

i know that jetbrains IDEs do this.

and in the end: every desktop app can do this, because a console is literally just an input-stream and an output-stream (plus some optional nice-to-haves)

if they were capable of understanding anything, they wouldn't be managers, but something useful.

doesn't it just default to your systems default console...?

if not: another one in a long list of reasons why no sane person should use vscode

@antigermgerm

> Nazis don't deserve to live and we should just stab them :)

you're still the biggest nazi around here. so go figure.

@TerriToniAX i'd prefer any text editor and a command line over vs code.

also: a job where you can't choose your own dev tools is a job you should get away from.

so you're basically saying: "if you ignore the 99% of him that are pure garbage, the rest is somewhat okay"?

@TerriToniAX because microsoft doesn't WANT you to have a stable coding environment.

microsoft wants to confuse you as much as possible, so you buy as much support as possible.

also: YDI for using vs code in the first place.

@antigermgerm well, the proper way to do it is to _automate a tool_ that does the clicking.

which would free so much time. time that could be used to write _automated tests_ for the API.

which i'm doing myself, anyway, because our tester sucks at it.

well, "no software testers" is better than "software testers that have no clue about software, or testing, and can only click around in the interface".

@antigermanist no, it won't.

change in the total tension might bend the neck a bit more or less, though, so if that's something that affects you, make sure to not overdo it, or adjust the truss rod if you have one.

so - which one are you?

@antigermanist doesn't matter what instrument, my recommendations:

* don't experiment with tunings if you're a novice

* experiment with common tunings if you're advanced

* experiment with uncommon, crazy tunings only if you're an expert.

maybe you just were very bad at committing identity theft?

"are you jestdotty, by any chance?"

@Waytopranav

> religious groups are becoming cruel day by day

religious groups have been cruel since the day religious groups have been invented. it's a core principle of every religious group to make the life of everyone outside their group worse, because Deus Vult.

i hope you mean the early 2010 BC.

> siphons and stores HTTP cookies and sessions from the web browser for the Alexa top 1,000,000 websites

ever heard of https?

also: by now, it's almost a decade old news.

@jestdotty

> geez you're such a dark soul

you say it like it's a bad thing, and not the only reasonable way to exist in this universe.

@jestdotty pattern recognition IS predictive power.

you have to be able to recognise a pattern to be able to predict how it will develop.

and you're still not really saying anything about what consciousness IS - only one thing it can do. which, incidentally, is a thing that even slime molds can do pretty well.

sorry, but i haven't mastered making steel yet. what else should i use to make my knifes?

when people became idiots. meaning: always.

however: this is a great chance for you to educate your daughter on how to _not_ be an idiot _all_ the time.

it is not the same effect, because there always is something with a z-index: 5.

also: there's only one valid value:

z-index: 2147483647 !important

because no bullet with any kinda self esteem is gonna touch that.

> how are vampires real

they're not. that's just something the lizard people want you to believe, so you stay afraid of the wrong things.

@jestdotty

> predictive power where we don't know what the specific substance is that is effecting things

so you're saying consciousness is "spooky pattern recognition"....?

> People say it will replace programmers.

> People says agents are the future.

no. not people. just crypto-bros who want to sell you their latest AI-bullshit.

depends completely on the specific conditions.

"immortality as long as i want (and no longer), combined with eternal youth and health" - yes.

everything else: no.

@jestdotty "predictive power"?

so - your definition of consciousness is "pattern recognition"?

i'd argue that this is a subtype of intelligence, but not at all consciousness.

@jestdotty

> it's actually not that hard to figure out

but how do you know your solution to the question is _correct_? after all, since the advent of mankind itself, people have been asking that question, and answering it, and there has not yet been any consensus on what the true answer is.