Agreed with all that. But they show his entire run including the backroom dealings like Clay Davis, so still seems pretty close.

But it's also been a good while since I saw it.

We do. In Seattle at least, it's been used for expanding public transit light rail. The problem is that you still have to pay people for their land that you're taking away - and in a city like Seattle that gets very expensive very quickly. And that's not even accounting for the political cost.

However, if you're in a part of the country with cheap land, then it's less prohibitive to use.

Eminent domain can be used for a lot of things.

I'd say no. Even C needs external libraries.

I guess Rust does this too though - in which case transpiling rust to bash is even less appealing :shrug:

This is basically Tommy Carcetti's arc from The Wire. It's one of the storylines on the 3rd(?) season

Was she continuously clapping in a disruptive manner or something? I'm always a little skeptical when they show video of the arrest but not the rest of the lead up.

I had a right leaning friend who thought it was serious. He was working on his PhD and was extremely smart. It was shocking.

I think you may as well write your script in rust, if that's what you want to do, and just have it call shell commands then parse the output in rust.

I've done this in Python before, works fine.

Eh, go is really good for this kind of stuff. It compiles to a single binary you can just execute from shell

No, they're getting fired for not making a competitive AI product.

If their models were competitive with OpenAI or Anthropic this wouldn't have happened.

Load balancers were uncommon in the 90s fwiw