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As an organic chemist who became a software engineer, I’ll say that it’s more than just money (Or curing disease) that drives a lot of people. There’s just something inherently amazing about having the literal world supply of a compound that you made using your own hands (and the laws of nature). And in organic chemistry, there’s a bit of subjectivity and art too - designing compounds, designing a chemical route to synthesize them, etc.

Completely agree - I think it can go one of two ways. Software is more malleable than airplanes are and that also comes with downsides (like how much time and effort it takes to bring a new plane to the market)

I am not the parent but the comment does have some merit (and I say this as a Canadian). For a lot of things we simply gloat that we’re better than the US and then end up thinking that our work is done.

Classic case is health care (‘look, we spend less than the US and have free healthcare’) where instead of looking up to countries with better healthcare outcomes than us, we look down on America and act smug. Other cases include our climate record, and post secondary education.

I don’t think this is using local storage. There’s a web sockets based server that is sending clients the location of the other boxes as they are moving

Is English not your native language? Catching hypothermia is a pretty standard phrase.

And he clearly failed to deliver on his side of the deal.

Google+ had 540 million active users

Clearly you didn't read the article

You can filter by books that are available immediately too I think

The science speaks for itself, but to a climate skeptic that might not be true.

You’re right but the word dont always poses trouble for English learners of French

You’re probably not very good at playing the piano. I’m not sure what you mean by far enough, but not being able to sight read a piece is not the same as being unable to read sheet music at all.

To someone poor who is dying of a curable illness, healthcare that isn't executed well is infinitely better than care they can't afford.

It's great to make decisions about how to spend your income, unless... you have no income.

Please don't. It's a nightmare from an accessibility point of view

It’s really a pity because nest.js is an awesome and very intuitive backend framework. Because it’s written on top of express, the real power comes from being able to drop down to the express layer anytime.

This is actually standard usage of the conditional tense in Indian English.

https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/222166/which-dia...

I’m not sure if OP is Indian but in Indian English this is a pretty standard way of using the conditional tense in that variety of English [1]. It has led to misunderstanding and miscommunication on my part, so I’m not surprised to see such confusion here

[1] https://english.stackexchange.com/questions/222166/which-dia...