As for humans passing their token to a bot, that’s not really solvable by any system.
Indeed. Which is (part of) why I wrote, “pick two”.
But the human is still the one with the authority, and chooses to delegate to the bot.
Which is what we already have today.
but your identity is tied to it for the duration
Then it’s not anonymous.
If anonymous and available to everyone, what would prevent people from acquiring an ID and passing it on to a bot, or from acquiring multiples?
Pick two.
No. They chose a nonstandard Python because they wanted to use coroutines before standard Python had coroutines.
Your No True Scotsman argument is not only fallacious, but just plain incorrect.
you can’t make games or even big projects for GUI
Oh no? Someone should probably tell the people who made Eve Online.
I’ve heard GTK programs don’t look great on Windows,
They don’t look great anywhere, not even on Linux, unless you happen to be using a Gtk-based desktop.
However, Gtk does have one thing going for it: the API is native to C, so it is easier to work with in that language (and easier to bind to other languages) than something like Qt would be.
This doesn’t disprove what I wrote, as it’s not anonymous.
Pseudoanonymity is not anonymity, regardless of how any given person chooses to define that nebulous term.
My “pick two” stands.