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There are a lot of weak overextended arguments in this piece which reduce its credibility and persuasiveness. One example: just don't code on airplanes. Or ho
by twblalock 4y ago
There are a lot of weak overextended arguments in this piece which reduce its credibility and persuasiveness.
One example: just don't code on airplanes.
Or how about this one:
> To argue against localhost eventually going the way of the Dodo is to do the developer equivalent of asserting that most people want to run their own generators or grow their own food.
Come on. That's not a serious attempt to persuade. It's practically a rant.
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- yjftsjthsd-h 4y ago> asserting that most people want to run their own generators Also, lots of people specifically have generators to cover when the grid fails them. Like, I'm actually okay with the claim, because that's an argument in favor of local development.
- doctor_eval 4y agoYeah - my new house is about to get covered in solar panels, and I can’t wait!