she/her
in one instance, sure? that can’t be generalized to all populations, nor does it account for intersex individuals
Edit: This one is way more relevant https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1155/2015/908535
Edit: The context here is a stupid gotcha by transphobes, and how it isn’t even correct. Keep in mind in the future when they find our bones that our current society is very mobile and global. I don’t exactly live in the same place as the rest of my family, so they will only have random assorted skeletons from people from lots of different places to compare to and will therefore have reduced accuracy when guessing my natal sex.
Skeletons can’t be infallibly sexed because sexual characteristics aren’t binary, including the shape of the skeleton. They are usually gendered using multiple clues
It would only be proper
Great success!
For context we tested restoring posts after removal. Turns out no mods logged on could remove my other test post
Edit: We also tested tagging as NSFW and editing the title after removal.
Test comment !
I suspect it’s a context clue to show that they’re pronouns. It won’t be equally obvious for all pronouns what they are from just one case, take Carl (he) for example. Also makes it easier for people to use neopronouns they aren’t familiar with
Gonna bring it up in our matrix chat
Then noms they shall have
Hey it’s okay. Internalized transphobia is common and almost unavoidable due to all the stuff we’re exposed to throughout our lives. Remember you are not those stray thoughts, but your actual opinions and actions <3
Hmm they could have a little nom. as a treat
no u
Thank you for having the courage to say this
Those aren’t cats those are oceanic accessories
What I’m saying is your computer has got quite the sea-bling!
for even moderately difficult programs.
My brother uses it to generate templates and basic structs and functions, not to generate novel code. That’s probably the difference here. I believe it’s integrated into his text editor as well? It’s the one github offers
Edit: Probably wouldn’t be useful if it wasn’t integrated into the editor and therefore the generation being just a click away or some sort of autofill. Actually writing a prompt does sound tedious
I haven’t really used AIs myself, however one of my brothers loves AI for boilerplate code which he of course looks over afterwards. If it saves time and you only have to do some minor editing then that seems like a win to me. Probably shouldn’t be used like this in any non-hobby project by people who aren’t adept at coding however
So I started out with teaching myself game maker stuff when I was a kid, but during high school I figured it would be neat to maybe learn some “real” programming in case it would help me with uni or work stuff, so I started doing some c++ stuff (making my own gam engine). At some point my older brother suggested to me that I learn rust because it was the hot new thing and he was sure it was gonna blow up, and so during uni I switched my big make a game engine from scratch project from using c++ to using rust!
So I’m a messy self-taught programmer, and also please never make your own game engine unless you find the exercise interesting on its own or really need something premade engines can’t deliver :P
I mostly just used this and then worked on my project on and off for a long time and learning new features as I needed them, which also means there’s a bunch of features I haven’t touched yet.
Edit: for me with my ADHD having a project I really wanted to complete was really the only way which is why I settled on making a game engine. I first made a tiny little text based game however, as a test. You gotta figure out a way to game yourself into learning rust basically
Wait but then they wouldn’t be able to fight for me in rooms I’m not in. I would rather have a personal remote army thank you
C-flake. Corneff. Ceeflee. Coke. Flarn. Cornake.
Just think about how much that XP will be worth since you are under-levelled ! It will totally make up for all that time spent dying!
That said the time you spent learning the mechanics might well be worth it