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I use obsidian. It's markdown, and can sync across devices.

The trick is to ask it to do more narrow tasks and design the structure of the code base yourself.

Expecting everyone to change their editor/ide is a big hurdle, and cursor doesn't support everything well like iOS development. A tool that works independently from your editor of choice is much easier to adopt. It's also much easier to script and automate.

You shouldn't compare an average to a median in this way.

Python's dependency management has been terrible until very recently compared to nearly every other mainstream language.

You misunderstood the points I made.

Republicans just voted against legislation to stop this nonsense. The only remedy is to convince people to vote against this party. the problem is that people identify as Republican and see Democrats as something that goes against the core of their identity. Most people don't follow politics closely and it will take a LOT to get them to wake up.

My ray of hope is that the full effect of these dumb policies have not really hit yet outside of the stock market. Once they do hit, hopefully it wakes up enough of them. The argument for pessimism is that many people convinced themselves that covid was fake and that the vaccines were some kind of conspiracy, so even when their own life was on the line, they chose ignorance tot he point that many people lay dying in the hospital in denial that covid was killing them.

Stories that create identities in peoples mind are a hell of a drug.

Trump is aggressively deporting foreign students that were here legally. If you are only against illegal immigration you should speak out against things like this.

Reducing illegal and legal immigration actually hurts "your citizens" in many ways as it stands today in America. The immigrants pay taxes into things like social security without getting the benefits. They also work on farms and if they go away prices will go up.

The only solution to housing is building more housing.

What's the lie? Who is lying?

Thanks!

Can you give an example of UI and image outputs that don't work with deno? I'm truly curious.

I really like the direction of Julia and its managing of trade-offs. I hope it gains more traction.

Yeah, never understood why YouTube isn't included in these lists.

Disney has been profitable lately.

Also odd to say that Netflix had the infrastructure already. They built it from scratch.

Jail is for people that don't accept constraints outlined by democratic society.

You can gate it behind watching ads.

The issue is about preventing users from watching if they block ads. Talking about logins is being intentionally misleading.

I think that's a different issue. I can serve content behind a paywall, that doesn't make you entitled to it.

Prior to modern AI, one could be done at scale, now I suppose both can which may change my calculus on this one. I hadn't thought about that until your comment. Thanks!

I'm not saying you anyone should feel bad. If you have a principled objection to the status quo you should support companies with business models you prefer, and try to persuade others to do the same. Otherwise your just taking advantage of a loop hole, and shouldn't complain if/when the company tries to block it.

> If your internet server serves content, I'm entitled to connect to it.

Nope

You should instead support businesses with a business model that fits your philosophy and try to persuade other users to do the same. If you aren't helping make other business models successful, you aren't really achieving anything.

Don't like YouTube's ads, great don't use it. You aren't entitled to get it for free though.

So you a re proposing to manually manage all transitive dependencies?

Much harder to install a key logger or other such shenanigans.

Only computers let bad people drain bank accounts at scale.

What's your process for ensuring all members of a large team are using the same versions of libraries in a non trivial python codebase?

> Well, sure; Pip can't respect a version pin that doesn't exist anywhere in your project. If the specific version of Pandas you want says that it's okay with a range of Numpy versions, then of course Pip has freedom to choose one of those versions. If that matters, you explicitly specify it

Nearly every other language solves this better than this. What your suggesting breaks down on large projects.

Your engineers should be on call.