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Try Flask.
The toilet. It fell into the toilet, toilets slowly explode. https://www.salon.com/2002/10/03/askthepilot13/
Inflation is indeed amonetary phenomenon, to re-hash Friedman. Unfortunately for this quote the world has more nuance:
The quantity of M2L excluding OFCs can work as a forward indicator to inflation, especially as it's more timely than CPI data. Sometimes. It depends what's happening to velocity too.
The 1980s showed the breakdown in causality between broader forms of money and inflation. To return to that policy would be a disaster.
But why would you compare it to a stock index? Stock is didcounted by interest rates. When rates change so does the discounting factor. That's only one problem with this apples to grapes comparison.
[1] https://www.bankofengland.co.uk/quarterly-bulletin/2014/q1/m...
Or do you seek someone to, rather than prove one screwdriver is less error prone than another, to demonstrate it is?
If so, that would depend on context of screws, wood, lefthandedness. A proof in a special case is especially limited. So a demonstration.
Can you demonstrate Go's method of error hanling for a specific context is superior? Yes, you can.
This is enturely the point the FUD is in overtime. Russia does not have 1 year of equipment losses left.
Crypto solves lots of agency problems and makes those that promote it rich.
A time when technology changed that fast, too.
Of these goals, learn to program. Choose a backend, it doesn't matter much which one. Flask to Rails. Build a web app (HTML template stuff) and an API with that. Then choose a front end, from HTMX jazzing up that HTML template to React.
Spend 3 months on the back end part time 2 hours per week. Spend 3 months on the front end.
During this, delve into stuff like basic keeping a VPS/Linux secure. CSS. Database should take care of itself so long as you use something like SQLAlchemy (Flask) or similar but by all means figure out 'why' and 'how' indexing etc work.
Be patient. Six months later you'll be 22½.
The probability there would be a musk i.e. someone born to money that doesn't lose it all, has one success, then believes they're not a statistical certainty, is very high.
It's not that he's stupid but that he's not really that smart.
But nor are most people. Hence his unknowing fan club.
> Some day — not tomorrow, not next year, but probably sometime before runaway climate change...
And the article does compare perspectives.
Certainly not dated.
Mobile: Fennec, IronFox (Mull discontinued), Bromite, Ungoogled Chromium. I much prefer tab management in Fennec/Firefox variants.
Getting up on time was the hardest thing. No jest.
I solved this by ensuring I had to get up for some exercise. More exercise later in the day guaranteed by night come I was tired enough to get to sleep easily enough, get regular sleep, and complete the virtuous cycle.
The rest took care of itself.
Gorton sold machines that solved problems.
Typography today is a celebration of self.
Nice article though, an interesting anthropological dive and perhaps the starting point for some research.