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by lwhi 3y ago
Why do we actually want to encourage superlinear returns. Is this something that's actually beneficial?
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by lwhi 3y ago
Software is more complex than a Wikipedia article. All Wikipedia articles have the same set of general conventions. Most software projects have their own conventions. Complexity brings greater cost.
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by lwhi 3y ago
I like your take, and it makes sense; but there ARE less jobs out there. Companies have less budget to spend on hires. Customers and clients have less to spend on digital.
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by lwhi 3y ago
Drupal is only open source. Theres a specific versioned API. Less of a wild west by the sound of it.
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by lwhi 3y ago
Why are so many WordPress sites I've seen in such a mess though? Proprietary plugins, open source plugins, half broken themes, conflicts, security holes .. These things seem par for the course? -- Drupal has a huge ecosystem too, and i
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by lwhi 3y ago
This isn't a very convincing argument.
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by lwhi 3y ago
I've never really delved into wordpress deeply; but it feels like the ecosystem is fragmented, lacks any standards and is littered with proprietary plugins that are no longer supported by the authors; and create conflicts with other pl
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by lwhi 3y ago
Nice!
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by lwhi 3y ago
This is very interesting to me. I'd love it if I could also use my mobile devices to bring up paper docs instantly (mobile phone, tablet, kindle).
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by lwhi 3y ago
I really can't understand why an organisation would choose wordpress. What are the benefits over an enterprise CMS like Drupal 10?
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by lwhi 3y ago
Yep, it seems pretty fair.
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by lwhi 3y ago
I'm not sure .. I think multiple people on a project can be a really good thing. Will definitely be interesting to see if new art forms develop off the back of this though.
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by lwhi 3y ago
My takeaway from this type of tech is that it stands change human culture drastically. We won't be able to value photography in the same way, so the place photography has in society will naturally change as a result. If all photography
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by lwhi 3y ago
> According to The National, German airline Lufthansa said it ran 18,000 empty flights in the winter of 2021-2022 to ensure it didn’t lose lucrative deals that gave its planes spots at major airports. This is scandalous.
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by lwhi 3y ago
Only if you believe the only worthwhile thing in life is money.
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by lwhi 3y ago
Absolute nonsense. Extra chromosomes don't come about due to unjust political choices being made on behalf of parts of the electorate. Poverty is generally outside of the control of _those who suffer it_ largely because money brings po
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by lwhi 3y ago
Wouldn't a camp bad have mattress? Isn't a camp bed going to have a longer life span?
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by lwhi 3y ago
Love the music contrasted with a pretty whimsically comical robot. Reminds me of a toy frog that was around in the 1980s/90s where a pressed rubber indent created a timed 'pop' which propelled the toy frog up and over.
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by lwhi 3y ago
You are incorrect. What if you can give them positive things that money can't buy? Do all rich kids get the benefit of wisdom, experience, compassion, joy?
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by lwhi 3y ago
The logical reasoning here, is that a poor person needs to become 'not-poor' to be able to have children responsibly. This greatly trivialises the reality of poverty. People aren't poor by choice; they're often poor thro
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by lwhi 3y ago
Flavour is a byword for 'driver for compulsive behaviour' here. Pretty dark stuff.
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by lwhi 3y ago
Corporatism and cronyism are major factors that create monopolies.
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by lwhi 3y ago
What chance does a small team without a large amount of funding honestly have of competing with any of these businesses? I'm trying to talk generally about the concept of monopolies in a supposed free market economy and the need for re
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by lwhi 3y ago
No. We live in a world that is driven by a remarkably small number of massive corporations. Huge corporations acquire smaller corporations. Huge corporation merge with other huge corporations. To say this type of behaviour is not at least s
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by lwhi 3y ago
You're splitting hairs to justify a political stance. Capitalism is dangerously flawed without carefully considered regulation.
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by lwhi 3y ago
If a company has complete control of a market, the market will require regulation to ensure it's possible for new entrants to stand a chance. You are incorrect.
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by lwhi 3y ago
Doesn't work on Android unfortunately
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by lwhi 3y ago
Sounds like we're going backwards! Soon we'll be collaborating with other nations about other things too!! /s
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by lwhi 3y ago
It's called full-stopping.
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by lwhi 3y ago
I think the benefits from automated deployments are things that are just par for the course to be honest. Sure, you can mess these things up .. but doing so would involve willful negligence rather than someone's absent mindedness. Basi

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