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Take "The has a yellow ". Which gender do these nouns have? In German, I could tell you. Both articles and the adjective have a gender.

Of course, you can use gendered nouns, but only a very small minority of nouns actually have female forms.

In many aspects English doesn't distinguish between genders at all.

I chose the words above specifically because they are gendered. I'm not a native speaker, but as far as I know, teacher, butcher, officer, warrior, president, welder, etc. can each mean male or female. There's maybe a connotation, but the words are not gendered. English also has no concept of a grammatical gender. Articles, adjectives, etc. are gendered in most European languages.

Du hast hier genau das gleiche Problem wie bei Amazon Bewertungen, nur schlimmer.

Für die allermeisten Menschen ist ihre Arbeit ganz okay (insbesondere in dem Umfeld, in dem man vorher Unternehmerbewertungen suchen würde), die werden also nichts schreiben. Wer schreibt sind Leute die richtig pissed sind und damit quasi nachtreten oder aber die HJ und BDM Mitglieder, die ihre Firma über den Klee loben, damit der (Geschäfts)Führer das vielleicht mitbekommt.

Das ist nicht gerade die beste Ausgangslage.

That depends, actually.

In general, I try to keep everything English, since we do have some international colleagues.

However, I work with a bunch of projects that have some legal/administrative background and certain words have very precisely defined meanings, that can't be easily translated (at least not in one word, so that the next guy can back-translate the word). So in these cases, I sometimes write comments that explain the domain problem in German, because it's much much easier and whoever touches that code better understand the German terms or screw everything up. Unfortunately class and method names are often a weird language mix.

It's not a perfect solution, but given the legal complexities behind seemingly simple words, it's the best of the worst.

As I recently saw in a video about bible translations: Greek used (uses?) generic masculine forms for plurals. So a mixed group of stewarts and stewardesses would be called "these stewarts". If there's no context added, it's impossible to tell whether the group was actually all male or not.

I blame the Jedi council!

Serbians are from serbia, not Siberia.

That's what's happening if you're hellbent on using old technology.

All these schemes, ethanol, bio diesel, pellets, biogas, etc are just ways to continue using old assets in the hopes that somehow they're still viable.

As a stopgap solution they would be fine, but for some reason lobbyists managed to convince politicians that growing corn to produce diesel and then burn that in ICE cars is better than a battery, so now we keep driving ICE cars. Great.

His followers can't afford mallninjashit.

The new Intel chips already addressed that, at least for notebook class devices.

Realistically, there wasn't really a reason for Intel and AMD to be super power efficient, simply because there wasn't any competition for quite a while. It took Apple Silicon to show how powerful arm can be and how easy the transition could be.

Post a photo of a virus and let's get this debate settled in sharia court once and for all!

You don't have to get all philosophical, since the value art is almost by definition debatable.

These models can't do basic logic. They already fail at this. And that's actually relevant to corpos if you can suddenly convince a chatbot to reduce your bill by 60% because bears don't eat mangos or some other nonsensical statement.