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by dachris 2y ago
Industrial civilization will continue to follow along the "Business as Usual" trajectory of the 1972 Limits to Growth publication [0]. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Limits_to_Growth#Compariso...
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by dachris 2y ago
As a corollary, if a person you're responsible for "goes dark" socially (due to dementia, unable to go out anymore, moved to nursing home etc), do let their friendly social circle know (friends, neighbors) that the person wou
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by dachris 2y ago
Indeed. A few years ago I ran across a comparison of old photographs of rural villages (early 20th century) in central Europe vs their present day appearance, taken from similar points of view. Two things were immediately apparent from the
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by dachris 2y ago
Exactly - there's probably a fluent transition between symbols and painting and writing and then alphabetic writing. Territorial animals that we are, I'd add "here starts the territory of the Saber-Toothed Tiger Clan" si
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by dachris 2y ago
There's still enough people out there who don't know better, manually (or auto-renew) purchasing new a certificate every year from their hosting provider like it's 2013.
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by dachris 2y ago
If you're doing ASP.NET Core webdev, it's seamless. Runs in Linux docker containers. Developers in my team have either Windows (Visual Studio) or Linux or Mac (Rider) machines.
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by dachris 2y ago
Rider definitely can hold a candle to Visual Studio. In my dev bubble there's about a 50/50 split for C# devs (mostly .NET Core) using VS vs Rider
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by dachris 2y ago
It depends on the type of your contracts - there's also longer-term contracts out there (at lower hourly rates). You can do any mix of those (if you can find them) - ideally, you've got long-term contracts that cover you basic inc