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No that is a pretty terrible idea

Surely this will not have any unforeseen consequences whatsoever

It will turn discord into shit

Totally unrelated, firefox is an excellent browser

You're more productive when you don't have to reinvent the wheel, as I already stated.

If you're making a wheel that exactly fits the design requirements you'll have a hard time when does requirements inevitably changes. Making rigid designs instead of plyable is a t…

I know several languages, and in none of them is it preferable to ignore using the correct tooling.

I highly doubt the technical debt and inevitable vulnerabilities weigh up any perceived time saved. Also when you use a framework like laravel you're sort of forced into building a…

You want to build your own ORM, sockets, SPA, Queue handler, Scheduler, Container, Auth etc? That seems like a massive waste reinventing the wheel

How is that an argument against making things better?

I feel like there are massive industries that exist just because of this

no

I rather take a subscription over ads

Yeah but if you're a n00b like me and prefer using a git client I had to install it in wsl to be able to use it for some reason

I made the mistake to store it on the windows drive. When I moved it I was blown out of the water of the performance. I got some insane speeds that I didn't think was possible

Yes but it's not sustainable, kinda defeats the purpose

Nothing happens when I try to view the component

That might cause some unintended friction which will cause over regulation and ultimately cause longer delays in the long term.

https://lkab.com/en/press/europes-largest-deposit-of-rare-ea...

With breeder reactors we have enough uranium to last us until the sun goes out https://whatisnuclear.com/nuclear-sustainability.html

Fantastic

Just build more nuclear lol

No you don't have to overbuild? Just build enough load following. Storage will waste massive amounts of energy through conversion

This seems like a massive waste of energy, why not just produce the amount of energy we need?

Yeah but that does not equate to "process that has 0 proven results"