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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 5mo ago
> Why did you forget this happened, Padilla? because behind any senator there is a propaganda team, not a brain
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
Interesting, there are plenty of localities in the US that hire 5-10yoe developers at south of $100k. You can see this in BLS data. Is there a good resource for data on wages in Poland? I mean, I am going to look, but I thought I'd ask
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
> I know you're trying to bait a comment with the BLS reference I am not. I am generally confused at what you would suggest is wrong with the GDP measurement. We have multiple layers of agencies reporting on GDP and other economic m
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
Then what would the salary be? If I am hard-pressed to hire at 120k?
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
Oh? Convince me? Outside of speculation around the fact that BLS heads were replaced?
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
Those are stats published by https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/American_Immigration_Lawyers_A... They seem roughly correct
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
rails is a cult. DHH isn't a great architect. he was a yung feller with okay ideas. most of those ideas suck in the grand scheme of time. with modern tooling, the general direction is more confusion than time saving (rails's origi
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
Ever live somewhere that isn't a city, but has access to talent from a local university? No one is sticking around to be hired for $70k a year when they can make $120k a year in a city. Yet, there are plenty of hires due to a local mi
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
I don't think you even need a container for that type of containment. You could do it with namespaces. I think node/whatever-js-run-time/package-manger could allow for namespaced containment for packages with simple modern li
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
Growing up, you never did a sport you weren't really interested in? A hobby? A academic activity? That is pretty common, you can find plenty of literature on it. But your condescending comment is noted.
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
https://www.investopedia.com/terms/e/excisetax.asp https://www.investopedia.com/terms/t/tariff.asp
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
In this administration? Probably more likely to see a EO on requiring those things
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
> whether they come in the form of gold plaques, lawsuit settlements, crypto investments, or stock market collusion. You forgot monopolization, power consolidation, etc
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
https://www.politico.com/news/2025/09/18/fcc-brendan-carr-th...
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
Yeah, pretty common to force children to do things until they are of self-volition age, some reach it very late in life, some very early. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7011967/
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
Laravel uses stupid tricks to make templates easy. If you are using heavy modularization with blade templates in production for views, you are paying a lot because the framework developers are lazy and don't want to actually memoize re
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
Blade templates (very slow, especially with components), reflection, macros, not binding things explicitly in the container, etc, all these things lead to very slow applications. Those who use Laravel don't typically care about perform
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
> subtle mistakes that my brain jumps straight to the likely failure ... I can usually spot the bugs faster then before doubt intensifies
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
Laravel is slow because it uses reflection like it is free, and it doesn't even need reflection really. Its just a marketing gimmick, IMO.
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
In Laravel, the issue is that the framework is sold as "productive" as default. There is no real "beef" to the framework though, IMO. It is better today, but historically it is just a wrapper around symfony with some dep
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
> or we would not be having this discussion. Or those who aren't students of philosophy, just never read everything they said, seems more likely, no? > Keep in mind the philosophers who came before had great contributions to the
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
No, people don't experience the same reality, but it can still be observed and measured, which was pretty much resolved in the 1700s (Hume, others), so you might want to delve into that first.
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
yeah, but way less people believe in those things though, still a huge problem, unfortunately not many polls on people understanding a difference between ionizing and non-ionizing radiation even, who knows what people know
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
Viscosity is literally a function of how a fluid behaves, but okay, whatever, probably a good take Defined as: > a change in shape or to movement of its neighboring portions relative to one another
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
> It makes you wonder what obvious thing is being ignored right now Not really, 40% of the US believes they were created (or are descendant of) by a divine being (creationism), in spite of all evidence, so pass that hurdle first > I
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
The link also contains information of the history of the current understanding? And is a direct summary of current understanding? I guess that contains your constraints for an interesting article (as it includes historical and current refer
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
> I think you're misreading the comment. I don't think I did.
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Upper-atmospheric_lightning
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
> Sorry but my OCD just tingled a bit. A compulsion to give design notes without any reasoning on something you've just heard of?
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by N2yhWNXQN3k9 1y ago
> Activated carbon filtering removes up to about 75% Seems like the limitation must be more than reducing concentrations in fluid? Otherwise you'd just do multiple passes?

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