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The AI is doing it though. I type "in [tab]" and I get the whole line. Sometimes I don't even have to type anything.

I've never been able to get an AI promt to write useful code though.

I like auto complete because I'm a terrible speller I'd write "int countOfCommplixThang", but auto complete guesses "int countComplexThing" Sometimes it even comes up with a better name than I would

It has had AI since before AI became hype. They limit it to places where it is useful intead of claiming it does everything.

NAS can be two different things.

NAS is just "network attached storage": a computer that has a bunch of disks attached to your network. IF you put a single disk on your network and nfs/samba to share it you have created a simple NAS - I strongly recommend you put in more drives for redundancy, but that is all NAS is.

Often NAS is taken to mean not just the above, but a custom machine that does the above. The downside is these custom machines are often slow, and put weird hardware/software on them such that if the whole box breaks (as opposed to just a single disk failing which they are good at handling) you may not be able to recover anything. One variation of this you want more space and discover you can't upgrade it at all. They are an easy way into NAS, but the downsides are such that I can't recommend them anyway.

Many NAS work like that though. Hardware RAID always seems to work like that so if you get a fancy card that supports RAID you been make sure you have a good long term support contract that will be there for you when there are problems (if you are not paying hundreds of thousands per year you don't have a good support contract)

Not all are that way. Many run ZFS which is great for this and you can replace broken hardware and recover. BTFS is commonly used as well, probably not as good as zfs but likely good enough.

I've been using fastmail for a long time for this now. I've been happy, not to expensive. I'm surprised they haven't been recommended, normally when the question is asked there are a million fastmail recommendations

There are 26 letters in the latin alphabet. There are between 38 and 49 sounds in English depending on dialect https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/English_phonology (I've seen reports as high at 56 but I can't find sources so I'll stick to Wikipedia which is often accurate) There is no way to have nice spelling in English. Some languages using the latin alphabet have various accent marks which help. At this point the dialects of English are different enough that reformed spelling would need to start with reforming how we pronounce words. (there are other alphabets in the world, I have no comment on if any would be better)

English was written long before the printing press. However it always (at least to my knowledge) used the latin alphabet which predates any written English I can find by more than 1000 years. Note that I'm not an expert on English linguistics, so if is someone claims something before 1200 I'm not aware of it but that doesn't mean they are wrong.

Got kids? School has millions of parent orginizations that need help. I just got back from the band boosters meeting... not to mention scouts. Great ways to meet people.

parks and rec is always running events of some sort, find something. You can often attend events at any nearby city (suburb) too

Talk to your doctor and read those studies. If you have a heart condition you maybe someone who should start taking it. Or maybe you are amoung those who should never take it. I don't know your exact situation (and I'm not a doctor), I know just enough that I would not be surprised if viaga would be helpful

Start by diplomatically recognizing Taiwan - Tell both sides that Germany does not recognize the One China policy as something realistic. Then demand the UN bring Taiwan in as a full member (they wouldn't get Veto rights on the security console, but they should be equal to New Zealand in everything) .

Nobody will of course, but the above is the right thing and has been for at least 50 years. (really it has been right since WWII, but at least in the early years we can pretend like reunification was a serious idea)

could be, but this is hard to prove. And then we have ask what about people who wouldn't get Alzheimer's, is there harm from giving them to them? Lots of other questions come up when treating normal people that we can ignore for those who need help. (if this revered Alzheimers but caused death by Cancer in 5 years it is still worth it for those with Alzheimers)