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by fleddr 4y ago
Sounds more like a personal frustration. Rates are hiked to combat a high CPI. Housing costs, with the exception of home-related taxes, are not even included in the CPI.
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by fleddr 4y ago
I think the original point of the discussion is somewhat lost, which is not frameworks, it's shipping too much JS to the client which in particular hurts on Android. Whilst I strongly agree SPAs are overused, let's take a moment t
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by fleddr 4y ago
Those sound like reasons that allow you to get away with a SPA, as their downsides are minimized. They are not objective reasons to necessitate SPA.
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by fleddr 4y ago
Tech reporting is so hysterical these days, and so is social media of course. A crappy demo, and before you know it, Google is declared dead. AI has wrong answers, which is the end of the world. Plus it's racist because I tried for 3 d
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by fleddr 4y ago
Not to mention a rebellious anti-AI counter culture that will intentionally feed it nonsense.
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by fleddr 4y ago
A lot of ChatGPT responses are presented as factual, with confidence. And it's ChatGPT, not "search random results GPT". And it's AI, which has the word "intelligence" in it. When you deploy a tool as such, you
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by fleddr 4y ago
This implies that the typical SPA, once loaded, is just "there" and can be used rapidly as if it's some offline app. In reality, many of them make a huge amount of fresh network calls on each navigation. Still, it's an i
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by fleddr 4y ago
Coffee is the one subject where I'm proudly anti-science. I'll drink it regardless, as many as I want. I'll pretend the negatives don't exist which by means of placebo is true in my "lived experience". Denial i
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by fleddr 4y ago
I couldn't agree more. Life has become too large, unstable, complex and confusing for people to make sense of. It creates an endless amount of stress.
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by fleddr 4y ago
CEO angry at market for expecting a profit after 15 years.
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by fleddr 4y ago
For this there are polyfills.
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Meta delays setting team budgets as it plans fresh round of job cuts(ft.com)
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by fleddr 4y ago
I've yet to read a single real problem.
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by fleddr 4y ago
No, a meltdown is not the day-to-day culture, but it's definitely a fringe activist network.
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by fleddr 4y ago
I know what Mastodon is. What you say is true for every social network, you can find your little niche that works for you. I'm speaking in broad terms about the general culture.
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by fleddr 4y ago
Accurately described. At times it comes across as peaceful, but in a very creepy way. 100% ideological consistency where the ideology is nothing of substance, just unhinged online-only performative virtue signaling. Every once in a while a
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by fleddr 4y ago
That's an example that sounds mildly similar to island culture in the Caribbean. Many there take a slow life approach and don't live by the clock.
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by fleddr 4y ago
What? Are you saying that working hard makes no difference?
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by fleddr 4y ago
Well, the redirect isn't going to work anyway, because the source server will cease to exist. As for migrating followers, I hear that it's glitchy, people typically lose a portion of their followers when migrating.
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by fleddr 4y ago
If you consider Twitter to be toxic, wait until you experience Mastodon. It's the homeland of the most unhinged activists. Correction: sadistic bullies that have no life. They've build tools to find out who plays/streams this
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by fleddr 4y ago
It doesn't. They will lose all their posts. You could say they go the way of the Mastodon.
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by fleddr 4y ago
People born in shitty situations is not all-right but it doesn't defy merit. Merit means that your input (effort, energy, dedication, discipline) has a large if not decisive effect on your outcome. Regardless of other people achieving
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by fleddr 4y ago
What proper resources? A government cannot fix a shitty home. You cannot equalize and compensate for every single variable, just like you can't equalize genetic advantages/disadvantages or plain good and bad luck. What you can do
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by fleddr 4y ago
You're quite out of touch. If you think outsourcing is a telco niche you should check again.
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by fleddr 4y ago
Doesn't have to be Asia, can also be Panama. You're not safe.
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by fleddr 4y ago
"Meritocracy is a myth. participants have too much variability on starting points and environment for the concept to have any usefulness." Depends on what you mean by starting point. If my neighbor is genetically advantaged from t
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by fleddr 4y ago
Culture. I'll use the relatively non-controversial example of the Chinese. In Malaysia, they're a small minority of the population yet totally dominate business. Why? Because they are extremely entrepreneurial, work crazy hours, a
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by fleddr 4y ago
Putting on my accountant's hat... Alright, Mr Gilbert, cloud engineer, microservices architect, UX person, whichever. What is your value to the company? Well, I help to design a..... No, your VALUE. As in, money. How much money do you
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by fleddr 4y ago
The "return to the office" move is largely management/extrovert bias. Managers collaborate all day long, it's what they do, whilst "workers" tend to be overwhelmed by the many meetings. Further, extroverts get
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by fleddr 4y ago
The economy is bad but we're doing our part in making it worse.

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