Rails simply does more for you out the box with just a few macros.
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Rails simply does more for you out the box with just a few macros.
Only action cable still doesn't fully support falcon using http 2. But that's coming soon as well.
We've used it in production since before it became public and its served us well.
There's clearly hatred being directed at a certain gender and race, but that seems to be fine since "they are the oppressors".
As a very adopter of react, flutter tickles me the same way.
The support has been amazing as well. Very quick response times and fixes when we report any bugs.
I work from home and so get to spend time with my kids and have a pretty chill time, but everything I do, is calculated towards solving that next problem.
E.g.when I'm stuck on a problem, I go play with my kids to rest and passively process it.
To me, this is a pretty chill life. This is what a "life" means to me.
Traditionally, people's careers have always been their lives. Blacksmiths, farmers etc, why can't it be now?
It's easy to cross that threshold when you're doing research.
Those of us who've stayed back and are actively involved in tech entrepreneurship have little desire to leave. We would have already, we have the skills.
Ghana might not have it the best, but every country started like this. It takes dedication from its citizens to grow and that mindset is catching on now.
Not to detract from the rest of your answer though.
After he dropped them, they realized the devices were still in the car, and immediately tried to reach him. And he never picked up.
Well, he never pursued the issue further and left it at that.
I've had some rather good experiences e.g. where the driver called me, and brought back the stuff to me after he was done at the end of the day and refused to take any money as a reward.
I guess it all depends on the person.
He didn't actually say "nepotism is a beautiful thing".
While I absolutely do not agree with Trump or his family and what they are doing, I hate to see when people, with a subtle twist change the meanings of what people say.
Trump has done enough to fuel negative press for decades. We don't need to make stuff up.
Postgres is an amazing piece of software.
Where there's no option, you have to split the roles.
And where you split the roles, you can't make one party burdened unnecessarily.
> I'm very familiar with the alleged social necessity of keeping women home with their washing machines.
I think you missed the point where I mentioned it was her choice to stay at home and take care of the kids.
No where did I try to advance an argument to keep women at home with their washing, rather, I tried to explain that for most people, they have no choice, and this lack of choice doesn't mean they should continue to do it manually.
You speak about it being an excuse. Again, basing this on your reality. One that has only experienced western culture and life styles.
In a region where much of the population is poor, and the only jobs available to them are hard and laborious with long hours, you have no option but to leave that kind of work to the men.
So yes, it is indeed a necessity to many of these people to split their roles and not just an excuse to lord it over the women as you try to make it sound. The reason this is difficult to end is due to the difficulty in ending the underlying cause itself, mostly poverty.
I'm a Ghanaian/German and my wife is a house wife. Indeed, I go to work while she stays at home to clean, cook and take care of the kids.
The point is, it's her choice to do so. Because she doesn't work, we can't afford to get help. And she prefers to take care of her kids herself at this young age (oldest is 4).
Does that mean we need to change so I leave work and come help her with the washing?
Well, I bought her a washing machine due to the sheer volume of laundry my kids generate in a day so she doesn't have to, on top of her other chores spend her whole time washing.
Now she has more time to study as she's done with chores sooner and is less tired after doing them.
The split of roles is mostly a necessary evil in our part of the world. Mothers are some better suited to taking care of their children than fathers are. Slice it whatever way you want, it's a fact of nature.
Our realities are different, sometimes I wish people would understand that.
Haven't checked yet, but is there a spec for the json?
Moore's law has slowed down btw and is predicted to end in 4-6 years (2020 - 2022) as it would be physically impossible to shrink transistors any further /unless/ there is a change from the current silicon CMOS technology.
In fact, manufacturers are no longer even targeting the doubling of transistors anymore! Instead they are focusing speeding them up.
And even if you do share it, it's not.