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by aogaili 6y ago
That is an interesting perspective. But my understanding that that human society were mostly hunter gatherers, with little resources to speak of and there is no concept of capital ownership and accumulation since there is nothing material t
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by aogaili 6y ago
I'd appreciate for those who downvote to put their reason, I might learn something. But please don't downvote because you don't like what you read.
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by aogaili 6y ago
Thank you I'll take a look. Again I'm not pointing at Bezos, he contributed a lot of great innovation to society and I'm a big user of Amazon services, I merely pointing out that things are really out of balance. And this ine
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by aogaili 6y ago
Yeah, well I did not say whose fault is it, or how it should be structured, I just point merely that is not working well. I'm not economist, this is above my knowledge, but there has to be a better way of doing this.
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by aogaili 6y ago
Things in the US seems absurd from an outsider perspective due to ideological beliefs. On the same month, you can read two articles coming from the US: 1) Jeff Bezos Becomes The First Person Ever Worth $200 Billion 2) Almost 90 percent of N
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by aogaili 6y ago
Here is the same conversion happening other the side between woodworkers: https://thewoodwhisperer.com/articles/why-i-dont-offer-woodw... The lesson: things are not much greener on the other side, work is not fun, it i
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by aogaili 6y ago
Well, the grass doesn't seem to be much greener elsewhere, and it seems most of folks here are confusing hobbies (things you do at your own pace for fun) with work (things you've to do for others, at their own terms, for money&#x
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by aogaili 6y ago
It easier to blame the tool then the culture and human nature. Those tools just exposed many people subjective/inner feelings/views to the surface. It is up to leader to learn how to deal with the exposure. I agree that these need
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by aogaili 6y ago
"the discussion of false positives is worthwhile." That is why I think it shouldn't be flagged, it is the reason why we're discussing this and it is an important debate given the impact.
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by aogaili 6y ago
You might not like or agree with article, but I actually found it very well reasoned and provide alternative point of view to a very important discussion. Thus I'm really puzzled why this community would flag it, it is disappointing fr
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by aogaili 6y ago
I disagree, while financial aspect is important but it is not the only factor why folks choose these kind of lifestyles. First, having a kid these days might not actually be a good idea, with 7 billion people and counting, uncertaining futu
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by aogaili 6y ago
Why is this flagged?
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by aogaili 6y ago
I have a feeling Bezos would not have gotten that far without her. I know nothing about her, but I suspect she is had a lot of influence on his success. She seems to have a strong character.
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by aogaili 6y ago
GraphQL == Modern SOAP
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by aogaili 6y ago
This article is attention seeking, unconstructive and makes want to throw up.
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by aogaili 6y ago
And better PWA support and notifications also privacy issue?
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by aogaili 6y ago
"That includes adonis.js , nest.js , meteor etc" Adonis just released a new version and the developer is working full-time. Nest.js is only 3 years old! And Meteor is receiving updates everyday. "I feel that every node.js MVC
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by aogaili 6y ago
Always bet on Javascript.
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by aogaili 6y ago
Because I think there are a lot of highly educated and tech people this forum. Thus, I'd assume they would more inclined to value reasonable and logical arguments in contrast to an online space like a general Facebook group for example
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by aogaili 6y ago
I'm aware of that, but read the other comments, most of the criticism is around the nature of NoSQL versus using SQL databases, the most common criticism is no scheme and the underlying common assumption is that banks are better off wi
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by aogaili 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bigtable "Bigtable development began in 2004[3] and is now used by a number of Google applications, such as web indexing,[4] MapReduce, which is often used for generating and modifyin
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by aogaili 6y ago
"For MongoDB it’s mostly a case of it had issue years ago when it was the new hotness, but it should be a boring choice by now, and it’s not" SQL has been around since birth of computing, give NoSQL some time. "NoSQL has prov
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by aogaili 6y ago
Lots of negative comments about MongoDB for folks who don't use it, but perhaps give NoSQL a chance and keep an open mind? there is no need to structure the data into tables and schema does not need to be enforced at the DB level. Goog
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by aogaili 6y ago
If you think this is a pile of "shite", try web development...
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by aogaili 6y ago
That was helpful and clear, thanks!
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by aogaili 7y ago
I like FeatherJS as well. What kind of blocking issues? you mean getting it to run?
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by aogaili 7y ago
Thanks, but the issue with the modular, ad-hoc approach is that you need to do a lot of integration and leg work before you get to the domain problem in hand and you'll need to maintain those integrations going forward.
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by aogaili 7y ago
So what is your go-to nodejs framework? and which NoSQL database do you use?
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by aogaili 7y ago
> More like a dozen of major war. That could also be another reason why western armies are better organized, they simply have more experience waging nation wide global wars.
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by aogaili 7y ago
Yeah indeed it cauased a new set of global conflicts, but it also allowed western societies to raise above the tribal, relgious and ethinic devisions (for better or worst) something I'd argue no Arab nation managed to do so successfull

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