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Did you read the article? Convergent vs divergent thinking.

You misunderstood. It's not "Pizza" that was looked down upon in Italy, it was "toppings on pizza".

There are 3 official types of Neapolitan pizza, for example, and none of them have any of what Americans would traditionally consider "toppings".

Putting anything other than tomato sauce, mozzarella, and seasonings on a Neapolitan pie is, simply, "looked down upon".

Github will bail on large diffs, too.

Do you use Gitlab? Everybody on HN loves to love Gitlab because they're the underdog, and the product isn't bad, but it's not that great either.

How do you come to that conclusion?

If your entire infra is dockerized, you are in the vast minority and should probably be discarded as an outlier.

It would be historically correct, though.

Obesity, diabetes, heart disease, etc. STDs are _nothing_.

Baloney. All the major clouds offer managed k8s. And using k8s in no way precludes you from integrating with services that are not on k8s (of course though, k8s can run anything you can containerize). So AWS has vastly more "lock-in" debt than k8s.

> Start out on AWS/GCP/Azure in the initial phase when you want to optimize for velocity in terms of pushing out new functionality and services.

Have you ever done this? It's exorbitantly hard to migrate off of a cloud provider, and few ever do.

glass houses...

Eating of meat and sugar are responsible for much more. No need to vilify those whose vices you don't share.

Coda does.

A support group will always be at odds with an employment situation, the motives are inherently disaligned. "Not being emotionally overexposed" absolutely does not equate to "hiding information", that's ridiculous.

Yes, you've described why large corporations are hated. It's quite obvious that a handful of numbers are incapable of measuring a person's true impact, yet by god, they insist on trying.

Yeah, he's definitely playing 4-dimensional chess. Complete with the insane Twitter outbursts.

investing is a type of spending

Null _pointers_ are called the billion-dollar mistake, not null values.

Government is necessary. Government is not free. Grow up.

The beatings will continue until morale improves!

No, a nicer gesture would be respecting their dignity and humanizing them. It's popular to rationalize those who are worse off as being worse at making decisions, but it's not accurate, fair, or humane.

> If it's operated by the state, it will probably be a disaster.

This is a common trope propagated by big-business interests, but it's not borne out by evidence. Giant corporations have proven remarkably apt at being hacked and leaking private data.

No need to be flippant, it IS socialism. As in, the payment network ought to be socialized. The opposite being privatized.

You can huff and puff about things you don't like being "American" but the rest of the world is following along about as fast as they can.

Any risk analyst could tell you all the factors you don't take into account when you do a simple comparison of renting a new, cared-for, insured vehicle for which someone else is responsible vs. the crapshoot of buying something second-hand, which you now have to take on, whatever goes wrong.

I also doubt you are taking fuel into account with this comparison, which was the primary source of savings mentioned when you own a small car and rent a truck as needed.

It's "Mack" truck

Come now. Most of the people who drive pickups rarely if ever use them to tow or haul things. They drive pickups because driving anything else means you're gay, or communist, or smoke marijuana.

Economics 101. Any producer would rather sell a tenth of the units at ten times the cost. This is one way to do that.

Yes, you can also work for an established company with cramped offices in a dense, expensive city.

Or you can take a massive pay cut, tank your career, and go live in the middle of nowhere.

Sounds great.

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