> it has easily saved me 100 hours since release

That's the thing people are missing. It's not going to replace everyone, it's a tool that can reduce the hours a project can take. That means people are going to be put out of work in the way CNC machines replaced machinists.

I use ChatGPT to assist with coding on projects and I use it the way I use my CNC machines. It isn't going to do the whole job for me, but if I set it up correctly it will output the result I need that works. If I set it up poorly, with the wrong tools and substandard programs, then it spits out a result that is crap, and I'm to blame rather than the machine.

Yeah it is well out of date as everyone remembers that nationalisation spree the government went on with the railways after Jeremy Corbyn won the election.

I see more and more white hair each time I look in the mirror, but I'm fitter and more dangerous as a sportsman at 40 than I was when I was 30.

Reeeeeeeeeaaaaaalllyyyyy. Mind blowing.

Because it was a joke about the Germans supposed love of rules and rule following. It's almost like it can be acceptable for one European national to joke about the habits of other European nationals.

Maybe. That sign is in Dutch though.

If there's one thing Germans love, it's following rules. Everyone knows to return the watering cans, so the watering cans are returned.

It is quite telling about the Dutch that despite having a deposit system on the cans they're essentially useless anyway as people have stolen the roses from the spouts.

It doesn't really matter. Setting up trains for other gauges isn't hard, as there were plenty of old BREL locomotives sold to Eastern Europe and Asia converted to 3ft or 2.5ft gauges.

It's the fault of Conservative governments selling state assets to their friends for pennies on the pound. The resulting lack of investment is why our beaches are polluted and raw sewage is being pumped in to our rivers.

If you want an example of why private companies are the wrong people to own and run public services then look at the UK. From water, to public transport, to health care, to electricity, to oil and gas, to post, it's one monumental cluster fuck set up to line the pockets of shareholders with tax payer's money.

My father sold all of ours when we had out grown them. I have got an '89 KX80 we restored together, which the kids aren't allowed to ride.

Get educated.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5DTMF0MSXng

Uncle Rupert's lie machine has got you good.

Wake up, mate. Labour isn't the party of the left any more. Keith even stood up at the party conference and said Labour is back in the centre. It should be no where near it.

The voting record isn't opposite each other, as Labour MPs have some of the worst attendance. Not attending a vote is agreeing with the bill that succeeds. All turning up to vote against Austerity bills is voter pandering. For every Zarah Sultana there are 5 red tie Tories.

In power they're not in a rush to reverse anything. Privatised industry is still privatised and will remain so. A windfall tax is just another tax on us. Tell me I'm wrong.

The Tories can't decide what their stance is on fracking, having U turned 5 times in the last 6 months.

A windfall tax isn't a tax on energy companies, it is another tax on working people that hits the poorest the hardest. It is still our money. We don't need windfall taxes, we need a regulator that does something and isn't run by someone's friend from public school.

We have a shadow health minister pushing for more NHS privatisation as he's in the pocket of insurance companies, and other MPs in the pocket of foreign owned water companies.

They're all the same. Keith is another Blairite Tory in a red tie.

As a bodge to get by on the spot, I've put match sticks in the holes and wound the screw back in.

Look at putting in insert nuts and bolt it down. Or a bolt through and nut on the other side.