JrProgrammer

Do you have any sources on this?

"Draw the mona lisa in under 20 seconds"

Who do you think I am?

I think the post has some valid points, developing front-end dashboards nowadays is a pretty big undertaking and if your userbase doesn't require it, why would you?

I can see some future expansion into the webspace as a premium feature like serverless.com does.

If you look at the other projects, there's also a subsection on Non-discrimination. This specific example of the license plate registration doesn't have anything to do with discrimination because it simply checks the output of an OCR (Optical Character Recognition) algorithm with a database which consists of the location and time a certain license plate has paid for.

The parking attendants just drive their vehicles and the OCR does its work. The only reason I see for the city of Amsterdam to include this subsection into the article is to tell the citizens that the part of license registration doesn't come into play until after the algorithm (or in case of a failure a human check) has decided that the license plate wasn't in the database on that point in time.

Could you provide a source for this statement because I'm pretty sure it's actually closer to 45k/y for fairly experienced developers

One could of course argue that even the modern computer and therefore software was borne out of both necessity and dick measuring.

(Insert any cipher) was too at its time.

> I’m pretty sure there’s an eighth habit of highly effective people. They don’t spend all their time reading about the seven habits of highly effective people.

I think this is often overlooked. What works for other people might not work for you and the time spent looking for the right way is better spend on doing the tasks.

It's amazing how those three comments still reflect the main opinions about crypto