redwolf22

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   by redwolf22 4y ago

   I personally have no problem with Copilot. To me every source should be open for personal use. For commercial use this might causes a problem, Github profiting from established sourcecode under restrictive licenses. For me a neural network
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   by redwolf22 4y ago

   You could imply that this uncertainty also exists in the trolly problem or you could imply that it does not exist there.
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   by redwolf22 4y ago

   I would talk it out with the person. Such comments aren't helpful at all, unless the mistake made on that line is obvious.
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   by redwolf22 5y ago

   Lesson learned: - Don't rely on open source software. It's all FUD. Always use software from companys you can sue by a contract. - If you need an an open source library to color your console output, pay them 6 figures per year. SC
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   by redwolf22 5y ago

   Ah sorry. I did not see your comment while editing mine to include this argument as well.
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   by redwolf22 5y ago

   Its more likely that they just want the number for Multi-factor authentication. Not that I like, that every site now asks for a phone number. But it is more of a security reason. Otherwise there must be real people involved in oder to resto
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   by redwolf22 6y ago

   I disagree. Using this technique will lead to more cyclomatic complexity. I aim to write small methods and readable code. In small methods, there is no problem using early returns. Early returns will also help in the readability, because yo