Erfahrungsgemäß kann ich sagen, dass technische Maßnahmen, egal ob auf einem Endgerät, im “Router” oder sonstwo nur greifen, bis das Kind so ca. 12 ist. Bis dahin hat man Zeit, seinen Kindern einen angemessenen Umgang mit den “neuen” Medien beizubringen. Und da stellt sich natürlich die Frage, inwiefern man Kinder bis 12 überhaupt unbeaufsichtigt mit Computern alleine lassen sollte. Mir scheint der Nutzen also eher fragwürdig.

Again, the world is not black and white, only.

You know what you’re left with after renting for 50 years? Absolutely nothing.

Not really. If I don’t buy any real estate, I can afford to invest into other things. I could make monthly investments into a MSCI world ETF, for example. After a couple of decades I will have 0 debts and a lot of funds. And selling funds is easy and can be handled very flexibly (selling funds for amount x is trivial). If I buy real estate, by the time I retire I will have a house, worth 400.000€ or so and 200.000€ of debt or something along those lines. That might be better on balance, but it is a pain in the ass. You safe money on rent, but you pay interest instead.

And it’s not even like tenant rights are especially good here.

In Germany they are relatively good for tenants. Can’t complain. Rental contracts are typically indefinite. The landlord can also not raise my rent at will or get me out without a good reason and a very generous grace period. But on the other hand, I got a new gf and might need more space and some garden, etc. We will see. I have some considerations to do.

Das ist eine seltsame Idee. Einerseits nicht durchsetzbar, weil es eine Zilliarde freie Betriebssysteme mit dem Linux-Kernel gibt, andererseits ist ein OS in dem Kontext ja eher als ein Teil des Internets zu sehen. Man schaut seine Pornos ja nicht auf einem Betriebssystem, sondern in einem Browser oder einem Viewer. Und das Internet hat dumm zu sein und die Daten weitestgehend nach dem Best-Effort-Prinzip egalitär zu behandeln. Ansonsten ist sichere Kommunikation ja gar nicht möglich.

The world is not black and white. Example: I am a rentee in Germany in a house with 16 flats. My landlord owns exactly one flat in this house, the one I live in. The house and the adjacent house is owned by a community of owners. They meet once a year for decisions of all kind. They employ the services of a buidling managament company that sees to things like light fixtures in the garage and stairwells, cleaning of stairwells, repairs, winter service, trash cans moved to the streets, etc. This ist the 4th or 5th rental flat I have lived in. About 50% of people in Germany live as rentees. It generally has been a good experience for me. Finding a suitable flat has been difficult last time, in 2022. Generally, I want this option. Buying a home does have it perks, but generally it is financially not the best option. Example: if I want to buy a flat in the vincinity of my rental appartement, same size, same facilities, I would have to fork over 400k€ at least. If I even find anything comparable. As of now, I pay 660€ of rent each month (+ utilities). That means, that I could just as well live happily as a rentee for the next 50 years for the same amount of money. I am 47 now, so even accounting for some raises of the rent I could live here for cheaper as a rentee until I die.

I will buy a property in 2026 nevertheless. But it will not be located as conveniently as my current flat. I will be able to buy a house for maybe 220k€, but it won’t be within the city center, like my current flat. But the new gf and her kid make an own house more desirable.

I haven’t been in development for nearly 20 years now, but I assumed it worked like that:

You generate unit tests for a very specific function of rather limited magnitude, then you let AI generate the function. How could this work otherwise?

Bonus points if you let the AI divide your overall problem into smaller problems of manageable magnitudes. That wouldn’t involve code generation as such…

Am I wrong with this approach?

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As far as I remember the secret is to log in as admin and change the ownership of the files to yourself, then change permissions and then do whatever the f you want with the files.

Great. removed by mods. So much for freedom of speech at this sub.

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