Sooo, football manager in fantasy setting? :)

Very nice idea. The only issue I see is that you have to give access to everyone to the uploaded PDF, which in some jurisdictions is a copyright infringement. But that is just a technicality, with better PDF plugin or a way to assign AI a google account, that would not be needed

I mean that, according to the article, with the way the plugin works right now in order to pass it to ChatGPT you have to make the file accessible to the whole world. From the article it seems that Chat is unable to connect to google cloud with an account that you could limit the access to, the PDF has to be viewable without login

Have you seen this?

You mean WINEPREFIX="{install location}/SteamLibrary/steamapps/compatdata/244850/pfx/" sh winetricks --force -q dotnet48 doesn’t help?

I’m using Forecastie and Weather Widget. Both use openweathermap but via its public API, so only need internet access and your location

After reading the title, I did not expect this to get even more fucked up

Miranda-Jara was initially in a relationship with the girl’s mother but when things soured between the two, mom allowed Miranda-Jara to move on to her then-12-year-old daughter. Eventually, they would begin living together as a couple

Without system/external libraries C is more like easier to read assembly, without much on top of it. There are no strings as we understand them in assembly, only pointers to sequential lump of RAM where NULL character means end of string. That’s why C is so great as language for libraries at the level where strings are only for debugging and a waste of computing time anyway.
But for some reason often instead of writing a library in C and then linking to it in some high level language to handle the operations where strings are common, people try to use the hammer for everything and end up with overflowing buffers or trying to make exceptions in the kernel for D-Bus

arrays (which are also not a thing in asm where you only operate on pointers)

I’m afraid that’s wrong. Arrays are definitely an asm thing. An array is just a pointer to the first object of consecutively stored objects. You add n*size_of_stored_type to the pointer and you get the nth object

They are mission critical

Do you have an example? I know that many products abandon having control over what is executed because that’s cheaper money/developer-time wise and leverage the power of CPU. So instead of securely comparing a string once and then using enum(int) in further code, use string comparison all the time. But that’s a design problem, not technical one

But this is high level. You shouldn’t rely on strings or user input down in the mission critical part of the program