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Definitely less talent.

People who are talented will still be poached and head down south. Restricting mobility won't stop anything.

The syntax looks pedantic to me. Going to require some adjusting.

Google revenue 2018: $136B

Bosch revenue 2018: $78B

My problem with most of these new languages (Zig, Odin, V, Nim, etc.) is that they lack an ecosystem.

Lots of niceties don't exist yet.

Average users won't disable tracking unless prompted.

Wouldn’t doing the same thing be feasible to anyone with access to Google Trends?

requirements-test.txt

requirements-dev.txt

pip install -r dev.txt

You can self host SN.

I've written applications using JQuery, AngularJS, Angular, Polymer, and Vue. And I can easily say Svelte provides the best development UX of the bunch.

I get more done with less code, the code is more readable. I notice other frameworks creating hacky solutions to solve simple problems that Svelte just handles out of the box.

I just wish there was TypeScript support.

They're brainwashed.

Many of these Chinese students think the government filtering the Internet in China is beneficial because it prevents the spread of "harmful information"

Salaries in Canada for tech pale in comparison to the United States.

> honeypots

Assuming this is true, plenty of people still slip through the cracks

> The already radicalised don't go away, but de-platforming does help.

It helps prevent the on-boarding of people who can be potentially radicalized.

There is also plenty of astroturfing also going on in this message boards by entities that want to cause chaos.

Core functionality first, polish later.

If functional utility is found you'll continue to garner an audience. Otherwise you're polishing something people don't want/need.

Rebranding to a different name would be a simple solution.

This is all you need to read.

What specifically prevents entanglement for being used in communication?

> Employers would be forced to pay higher wages and people would be more easily to retrain for different jobs.

Labor has long been subject to outsourcing as a result of entities trying to reduce costs and increase profits.

> Now if I'm being honest about my motivations for this blog post, it's that I want to prove that open source funding is not a zero-sum game.

Honest.

> If there's anything we've learned from the V language Internet drama that has unfolded over the past few days, it's that open source projects have to do marketing if they want to get financial support.

Marketing or usefulness.

By kingdom OP means Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

If intercepted during navigation

Not a MIRV blanket though.

Iraq did the same thing under Sadam.

Hollywood portrayal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hh89h8FxNhQ

Regardless of regulations that still doesn't counter the prevalence of American companies in Europe.

> Ellen Tara James-Penney, a 54-year-old lecturer at San Jose State University, parks her old Volvo at one of those safe-haven churches, Grace Baptist Church, and eats in its dining hall. She is paid $28,000 a year to teach four English classes and is carrying $143,000 in student debt after earning two degrees.

Can't imagine having a lecturer that sleeps in their car. A sorry state of affairs.

Lupus has been shown to have a correlation with gut biome balance as well. [1]

It makes sense though, certain bacteria's feed off of the sugars in our gut and release harmful chemicals. Beneficial bacterium do the opposite.

[1] https://ard.bmj.com/content/early/2019/03/01/annrheumdis-201...

Von Neumann was definitely a modern polymath