what-no-tests

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by what-no-tests 3y ago
With emergent complexity, the cause is hidden and we experience the result (the complexity) as a primary. When we act without understanding that premise, we act in vain, because we're only treating symptoms and not addressing their cau
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Looking forward to the continuation of this article!
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Sounds very Kabbalistic.
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Wow if only the State could mandate how much something should cost, and then perhaps the Politburo could meet once every five years to discuss how much of everything should be manufactured, we could regulate our way out of this mess. /
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
The Salt Lake is fed by other rivers and tributaries, which are currently being used as sources of freshwater by farmers and towns. The concern is that the farmers and towns are using the water before it can get to the Salt Lake.
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Aha another Play user. I took over a rather large Play project at work and it feels like the worst parts of Rails, then there's a poorly-implemented, old ReactJS + bootstrap frontend on it. Would highly recommend taking a look at Svelt
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Marx' Law of the Falling Rate of Profit[0] [0] - https://link.springer.com/chapter/10.1007/978-1-349-12353-7_...
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Rails projects generally organize code around what type of class you're writing (generally, a Model, a View, or a Controller (Mailers, Workers, Services, Helpers are less frequently used)). Django tends to organize code by feature - si
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Try Sveltekit[0] it's a lot more like the VC part of Rails' MVC style. I've been using it with drizzle-orm[1] and it's been ok. I still miss all the other stuff you get from Rails out of the box, but it's more compl
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Interesting - I hadn't considered the single-point-illumination aspect.
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Rather than tax us, just print the money to pay the medical providers. Failing that, nationalize the "healthcare" industry.
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Hey off-topic maybe but why do photos from space always look so fake?
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Yes - and if you choose not to pay for health insurance, you get fined on your income taxes. Don't pay your income taxes? Go to prison.
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Does it come with a curled mustache or do I have to grow my own?
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Wait wait wait. By this logic the US Economy is held up by a thread of revenue produced by monetizing all of human behavior for the sake of selling more stuff? And privacy laws (which somehow don't include the 4th amendment because sur
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Rollbar and similar (Logz.io, Datadog, New Relic, etc) are such honeypots - JACKPOTS - for anyone capable of harpooning their way in that I'm surprised they aren't targeted more frequently. Unless they are. Not really my wheelhous
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Well if they have nothing to hide then what's the issue, officer?
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
False advertising.
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
The emails should just be made public anyway. They are public servants, yes? "To serve and to protect."
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
The (un)funny thing about CBT is that it is almost indistinguishable from the totalism and thought reform techniques deployed by the Communists in China, as described by Robert Jay Lifton in his work -- Thought Reform and the Psychology of
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Robert Ludlum's "The Prometheus Deception" has so many plot twists...my favorite of his. Also Le Carre's "The Russia House" is my favorite, and has such great prose. More of a love story maybe, but the subtexts
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
This kind of thinking only works when you can trust the folks who have access to that switch.
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
The best way: through selective enforcement of an overly broad rule. Just like all tyrants have done.
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Can they at least offset some of my fees by paying me a dividend for all the data they sell to law enforcement agencies?
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
This is how Neuromancer meets Wintermute.
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
You forgot about egg!
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Sounds like that movie from the 1980's - "COCCOON"
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Going through the necessary steps to outline a course toward a stated goal, and focus efforts to achieve it just make sense. I'm glad to see the Ubuntu Desktop project move in this direction - it strikes me as a mark of maturity. Congr
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
I enjoyed your post, and having considered NextJS and Remix for a new app, ended up going with Sveltekit because of all the reasons you listed.
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by what-no-tests 3y ago
Great idea - is this your product? I'm getting into Sveltekit and would like to know how it's working for you.

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