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by proxyon 5y ago
Ok? That's a non sequitur. No one is forcing you to buy a dedicated server for $1300 a month which probably has the same performance as $250 worth of separate boxes. And separating services isn't what we're talking about here
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by proxyon 5y ago
A cheap micro container is $5 a month. A cheap dedicated server can be had for $20 a month. Budget is not the issue here.
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by proxyon 5y ago
AdonisJS Laravel Prisma NextJS Django the weird part about this post is it compares a framework to a runtime. that's weird and dishonest. a more realistic comparison is ruby to javascript.
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by proxyon 5y ago
Yep. OP is comparing apples to oranges.
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by proxyon 5y ago
I simply cannot understand why people care about "fast" anymore with cheap containerization, CI/CD infra and no more dedicated servers. Who cares if its fast? Just add another box. I have this suspicion that anyone who still
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by proxyon 5y ago
we use tailwind along with a component system. works great.
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by proxyon 5y ago
It's hilarious isn't it. That being said, as we all know cobbling Rails + Angular or Rails + Whatever other client side library was always a hack that just used Rails as a JSON REST pump. At that point why not just use Node/E
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by proxyon 5y ago
> The real purpose of TypeScript is job creation. Corporations constantly need new ways to keep their employees busy, distracted, and compliant. You threw out a wild thesis and then said nothing to support it. Can you elaborate and actua
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by proxyon 5y ago
JSX is just JS with brackets instead of nested function calls. I expected more from this community than this kind of commentary.
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by proxyon 5y ago
What you've said makes no sense. Coinbase offered a bunch of employees the change to quit gracefully with an exit package rather than fire them. That's not virtue signaling, that's material reality.
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by proxyon 5y ago
You can't actually believe that harassing and stressing out one's coworkers over a political agenda has a positive effect, changes minds and improves the world.
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by proxyon 5y ago
Is this a joke? You've just defined everyone who's not European as "native" which is a complete social construction and fabrication.
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by proxyon 5y ago
This is a conspiracy theory that financially illiterate people love to parrot. There is no benefit to keeping a property vacant on purpose. It incurs opportunity cost, which is the cost of rent. The only reasons a property may remain vacant
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by proxyon 5y ago
Please tell me you don't actually believe this
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by proxyon 5y ago
> there isnt a history of marketing vaccines for profit do you have any idea how the healthcare system in the USA works?
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by proxyon 5y ago
Not even close. The labor and materials cost far more than the land.
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by proxyon 5y ago
Current big tech here (not Amazon) and very few know lower level things like C, systems or OS stuff. Skillsets and specializations are different. Your comment is incredibly false. Even on mobile if someone is for instance a JS engineer they
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by proxyon 5y ago
What in the world does TypeScript have to do with Redux?
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by proxyon 5y ago
This comment is literally extremely racist. Why did you bring race into it?
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by proxyon 5y ago
Let people criticize things. I doubt you'd apply your comment toward your favorite political pet causes. Why are the Kardashians the one thing in our society that is not allowed to be criticized? This whole "let people enjoy thing
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by proxyon 5y ago
I think this is a bit of a mischaracterization of both the science and what I was saying. Genetic intelligence is not a min/maxed limit that we all have to work hard to reach. It is something that is fairly static and innate. It can be
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by proxyon 5y ago
I'm trying to understand this. The part where you were saying that you were underpaid and being paid a pittance of what you were worth, that was making $150k in 2002? My understanding is that this is a strong mid-high salary for an eng
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by proxyon 5y ago
Because statistically poor people who remain poor have poor impulse control, prioritize short term pleasure and make bad decisions. Like many people who escaped poverty, I am not poor because lacking these traits elevated me out of poverty.
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by proxyon 5y ago
I don't see how this points at evidence of inter-generational trauma which to my knowledge is recognized as bullshit voodoo. Can you explain where it does so?
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by proxyon 5y ago
I think you're misunderstanding some of the moving parts here. All of those deductions you described would be taken either way, whether the tax is on the individual or on the corporation. They are already taken today to shave down corp
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by proxyon 5y ago
> Intelligence is not completely due to genetics as you are suggesting and has to do more with socio-economic conditions This goes against all of the scientific literature we have. Intelligence is determined by genetics. It can be artifi
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by proxyon 5y ago
> Have you considered it’s because being a poor child is itself a traumatic experience that isn’t magically cured by being ripped away from family and put into an environment of material abundance? What you've said is unfalsifiable
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by proxyon 5y ago
> I don't think intelligence is correlated with poverty much There is a perfect correlation between the two
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by proxyon 5y ago
> However, it doesn't explain why being 'overweight' BMI consistently proves to be protective against death I don't see how the "protective of death" conclusion is able to be maintained when it was determine
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by proxyon 5y ago
> Did you grow up poor, as she did? If not, then you are missing the important context of what it’s like to grow up in a food scarce environment. Yes I did and I'm still not obese.

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