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But what if they aren't worth more (as a dev, financially) than they think they are? They could be awful, but naively put in a ton of hours. Why do we assume people are worth more? Are we trying to make them feel better by making assumptions and potentially leading them horribly astray? Most people are supremely mediocre and there are just and many horrible devs as their are great ones.

Could it make the whole court process of suing more efficient? Determinations prior to enforcement are very intensive.

> 120Hz+ screens are becoming common place.

No they aren’t. The market share and purchasing incentive for the mainstream market are single percentage points.

No, you missed the point. Liveview works because there’s a stateful Elixir process on the backend for each open ws connection. This model doesn’t work in nearly any other backend option in any other language. If he glossed over the web socket option you’re glossing over the uselessness of the ws if the backend has the memory of a goldfish.

I'm curious if that accounts for the effects of the caffeine in most diet sodas.

Have you considered that you’re a common denominator in your half dozen examples? How could they all fail the same way with different people to blame?

How/why would a horoscope app take months to make? It sounds like a weekend project - especially if it was rejected for having nothing original or interesting to differentiate it.

1 guy out of billions of people dealing with one 20th of the problem? That’s not tiny.

Do you think most introverts are “getting to know and appreciate themselves on their own terms”? I don’t think most people are introspective while alone - not even most introverts.

This is a strange argument. The larger companies have plenty of people to work on all the things you mentioned plus bandwidth optimizations. Also, they’re rarely the same people.

Well that explains a lot. Imagine the success of all his work had it had better branding.

Should they be sending emails? Yes, of course. But, you’re being hyperbolic. It’s always, otherwise, Twitter or a status page on their website.

Metabase is written in Clojure.

Three of the plants you mentioned were 40+ years ago, right? Seems a bit outdated to point to in 2020.