I'd assume the point is that they think that the possibility of serving the website to an individual physically within a prohibited country constitutes unacceptable liability.
ENSHT comes for everyone. This is sexual selection over natural selection. Claude Code also gets this wrong, they got way to fancy and ruined what a good tui is by being an uncanny combo between a scrolling log and a completely rewritten canvas.
Guilty as charged. I'm from Poland, not a native English speaker. I used AI to translate and format my raw notes so your eyes wouldn't bleed reading a wall of broken English.
I'll stick to my raw English in the replies from now on. Apologies if the main text felt synthetic.
You can't effectively use the tools if you can't understand and direct what they should do.
What means to learn to code will shift, it will be a shallower knowledge. But a little bit of coding skill goes a long long way when controlling coding agents.
Learning to read code, and ask important algorithmic and architectural questions about the systems one is building will be key. Instead of raw production, the role will shift to curation and editorializing.
A girlfriend of mine (white girl) knew Japanese and would work at a hotspring in the US during the summer between semesters in college. It was her job to tell old Japanese men that the hotspring was not clothing optional.
I see lots of listing that appear to have no data or links. Or if they have links in the description, they are not clickable.
I am not seeing a filter. Or links back to sources, or an icon with the type of source. No offense, but this looks like a good 10% start.
Thanks! For now you can only filter by tattoo policies (tapping the color circles) or you can also filter by town or prefecture using the search feature
I'm adding more data, it takes a while to ingest and process since there's 19000+ listings. it should be way more complete in the next few days
If you want hydraulic shock, you replace your warehouse with fedex.
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