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Yep, we always save a lot of sauce for later in the year, as we (my family) only makes it one time a year, for christmas (on the 25th and 26th). With dumplings on the 25th and noodles on the 26th.
A few kg of meat, traditionally (in the rhine-area) from horse, nowadays more beef, marinated for 1+ month in a few litres of wine and vinegar, with some vegetables. Slowly cooked so it disintegrates on your fork.
And I always want the english version instead of the german version, despite me being german. Literally only google fucks that up. Every other site, even the small local german Uni website or the canteens meal site, respects my browsers setting. Google does not, and serves me german.
I can understand commenting ASM, optimized C code can use some comments too, but commenting python should be a crime, as its function calls document themselves, and you'll usually split data over named variables anyway.
The only thing AI will replace is small, standalone scripts/programs. 99% of stuff companies actually write is highly integrated with existing code, special (sometimes obsolete) frameworks, open and closed source. The things they throw at you in interviews is generic scripts because they aren't telling you to read through 6k lines of korn shell scripts to actually understand and write their code. And they won't have you read and understand millions of lines of code, configs and makefiles to implement something new, in the interview.
He basically cheated on his little brother in Mario Kart and thinks he can now beat Verstappen on the real track. Bro needs to get a reality check in an actual work environment. Especially in a large company.
2nd largest Bank in Germany. 50st globally, 31st without China and USA