The conjecture that: when tech bros talk about "disrupting the market" it's actually a dogwhistle for fraud and subverting regulations with illegal tactics quick enough to grow very big and influence governments to alter the policies in their favor; gets one more example to make it into a theorem.
Worst advice ever. Your blood pressure will rise and you will wish you were a farmer.
but that's just a choice whereas in C you have no choice but write flawless code.
Your comment made me think: Its funny that politicians who promise more strict borders and curtail immigration from Asia also support bombing the heck out of the Middle East.
Like, you gotta stop at some point and think.. "maybe we should stop being assholes and not plunder natural resources and call people extremist for opposing us"
Lol makes me imagine that the alien species have a law against approaching humans or be charged with pedophilia.
Except we shouldn't be giving corporations same rights as individuals. Doing so leads to corporate feudalism.
Colleges didn't exist in communism?
socialism is well and alive. Companies' unions are quite strong. Rich business owners collude to keep wages low and prices high while gaslighting labourers using inflation and bigotry. There's comraderie among scoundrels, con-artists and slave owners. They are called rich people.
Actually japanese cars had the same scare mongering and protectionism
If you sign here on this legal paper saying YOU will face consequences for a friday deploy then yes I will take you up on this
That would never transpire. Their brains only have transcient learning capabilities.
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Lol I saw this when it came out and we had another thread (or not, I might be getting DejaVu).
My pet theory for why they did it like this is:
they fired any experienced dev and told a bunch of juniors; whose experience was only in react, to write a TUI. The juniors obviously thought they would code up the backend first because they were like "TUI? What's that? Some kind of web frontend that looks like the cmd.exe?" and then it was just a terminal-like frontend rendered using a canvas.