I've got qwen-coder, deepseek, llama and a few others running on Ollama and connected to IntelliJ via the Continue plugin, but none of them are going to give my anything useful here. If you look at the minimal example, it will work on just 5~10 files. The issue is with 30~50+ files. Somehow the view isn't ready to have an index set, even though I'm ensuring the model is fully refreshed.
An LLM isn't going to be able to help you find some weird race condition. They're best for simple, know problems or for quick documentation reference.
After working with Qt5/6 for a while, I can start to understand the gravitation towards Electron cancer over native toolkits. I've been struggling to ensure the same elements are selected after changing the sort order on a QListView that uses my own QAbstractListModel.
I posted a question on Stackoverflow, and got a comment asking for a minimal example. It's a pretty complex widget, and when I trimmed down a minimal example, the question got a down vote.
I worked with a Romanian girl who was all for this. She bought the narrative from her media saying the elections had to be stopped because the judges found evidence of "Russian Interference." The elections from last year have been rescheduled for May. It's fucked up.
I don't think age is the issue. I started looking at 9/11 truth before I was 23. I've met people in their 60s that are pro-trans/wokists and people in their 20s who think the current era is all insane.
The thing is, every true independent media source (thinking James Corbett, Whitney Webb, hell even No Agenda and CIA sponsored Alex Jones) have been covering USAID (or foreign aid in general) for decades.
I am weary of people just going on Joe Rogan with his carefully curated and produced list of guests. Back in December, everyone was going on about Mike Benz's interview, and everything about him just screamed "spook."
Even with USAID going away, you know the CIA will still get the money it needs for its programs through the State Department now. They might be fine with this just to cut out the fat. It's smoke and mirrors to engage the populist base, while also further fracturing the American mind.
Modern Monitory Theory is the idea that if you have sovereign control of your money, you can just print more. This theory is insane. More USD was issued (in the form of real currency, not loan backed reserves) between now and 2020 than in all of America's history. It's insane and a massive devaluation of everyone's money. It's the reason that the floor of a single family home grew from $250k to over $300k in most areas.
Governments have been uncontrollably adding to their money supplies for the past few years, but not adding actual value. Everyone suddenly decided "Hey, Japans insane GDP to debt ration is a great idea!" .. it's a death spiral ... possibly even an intentional one. A planed demolition.
I was listening to some podcast recently where someone was talking about how inflation is really a hidden tax; a tax created as you say, by devaluation everyone's savings by printing more money.
The EU is a terrible case because the nations have entangled their money, and removed monetary sovereignty. The UK's exit was meaningless in this aspect because they never gave up sovereignty of their money. I'm hoping the next nation to reclaim their money will come soon, and wonder which one it will be. Will we once again see Spanish pesos, German marks?
In that sense a nation cannot go bankrupt ... so, what happens when a nation can no longer convince its citizens their money is a reasonable means to exchange value? There is a bankruptcy, but not a monetary one. It's a moral one. It's one of legitimacy. That's how nations cease being nations.
For any normal person/family/household, when your interest on your debt exceeds you income month after month, you're insolvent and need to declare bankruptcy.
It's not untrue with Nation States .. just seems to take longer, and replace bankruptcy with war, authoritarianism or both.
Sounds like pure bullshit and horrible conflict of interest. Verizon is still one of the Tier 1 backbone providers in the US. Sure he might have cut out some waste, but I find it highly unlikely Verizon is somehow on the verge of collapsing services to airports. This is straight up Dick Cheney/Raytheon levels of corruption.
I don't know, but if that's true, they could have changed to any other provider. Going with Starlink is straight up using his position for gain and he's blatant about it. It's "free" for now, and later down the line he can switch to a fee (long after no one is looking) on the levels of the waste he claims he's trying to stop. People at his income level don't do things out of the kindness of their hearts. Every thing is a stepping stone.