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Would you work for nothing?

You need to get out into the real world more.

Can they do the job you hired them for? That's all that matters.

How long is a piece of string?

It depends very much what kind of projects you want to create. Embedded systems? Kernel? Websites? Apps? Games? AI?

There's a universe of infinite possibilities out there.

Generally though, avoid frameworks until you know the language, and learn the fundamentals. And learn the tools, testing and pipelines etc.

That's the parents responsibility. Not the states, and not the websites.

> What evidence do we have for this?

If you use the site you can literally see new changes daily, not all of them are great but at least it's not a stagnated mess like before.

Salmon. Not raw fish.

Proper source: https://www.npr.org/2015/09/18/441530790/how-the-desperate-n...

TL:DR "Traditionally Japanese do not eat salmon sushi and it was invented in the 80's by the Norwegians to to try to sell more of their over abundance of Salmon."

See also: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31148527

> shit like phrenology was real in that world

Ask pretty much any AI model, it still is.

> There are far less contemporaneous sources for Alexander the Great than there are for Jesus of Nazareth.

Tell me you're completely uneducated about a subject without telling me you're completely uneducated.

Pretty much the only thing I use my Alexas for is timers (for cooking) and the weather.

You're right that I wouldn't pay for just that functionality directly, but I pay for Prime, and spend a fair chunk on AWS every month. And if amazon abandons Alexa then I'll just move everything to another ecosystem.

Lost to who? Ask the locals and they'll know all about it.

'If I am, then death is not. If Death is, then I am not. Why should I fear that which can only exist when I do not?' - Epicurus

It really is ridiculous, even if you're 'loyal' to a brand, even that one brand can have hundreds of variations of a single product, why??

There has to be logic behind it but I don't understand it. It does make choosing something almost impossible.

Because they're supposed to be working on their browser, not dicking around with social media.

That "person" was Rousseau and his writings contributed to the French Revolution.

Cree Indians: "When the last tree is cut down, the last fish eaten and the last stream poisoned, you will realize that you cannot eat money."

Humans are just a cancer on this planet.

> But I am skeptical of micropayments ever working.

It works fine with sites like fansly and onlyfans. 'creators' lock their posts behind a subscription or a tip, you tip and get access.

Reddit has the same, with awards (although they keep it all for themselves) Twitch has the same with points etc, it's here.

All you do is top up your wallet, scroll your feed, see a post you like, press the tip button send them a $1 (virtual points from your account to theirs) then they can cash out.

The hardest thing is making sure you're not falling afoul of the money laundering laws or accidentally financing 'terrorism'.

Hopefully we see more of it on the mainstream platforms, but on other platforms it's been here for years already.

He never was. The real rich people you'll never hear about or see in media.

Birth control in women also controls their mate preferences.

I don't think people understand what an absolutely huge issue this is, hormonal birth control literally changes people's personality. But we blindly tell millions of people all over the world to take it, the damage done is incalculable.

And with regards to the article, I mean 'duh' you stop any animal from fulfilling its natural function of course it's going to be detrimental, just like genital mutilation in humans.

Length constraint on the title.

If you have to get your information on trades from Twitter, it's already too late. And like the other comment says, why not just use Twitter itself?

Makes the most sense in context of what? Do what you're passionate for.

And forget about the market being crowded, most 'engineers' can barely switch a computer on, you need to actually learn the fundamentals.

Be one of the people who writes frameworks (tools or whatever) and not one of the people who uses them and that alone will put you above 99.9% of other 'developers'.

None of the links ON YOUR WEBSITE work. Should have been clearer.

Search your browser history?

Iranians: What do you mean you've seen this? It's brand new!

Of course they did, even birds use fire [0]

[0] https://wildlife.org/australian-firehawks-use-fire-to-catch-...

None of the links work!

> Bugpilot automatically collects screenshots, screen recordings, steps to reproduce, user info, and console logs, so you don't have to ask.

Sounds nice, most of my bug reports are "it doesn't work", and that's literally it! and of course most times the software is perfectly fine and it's the user that's "broken".

Would be interesting-ish to test it against https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33755016

That's my secret, Captain