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applepple

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    Comment #28012763

    He just wants to bring back tenants for his cronies at all costs...

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    Comment #28012706

    Clearly he was right. Not sure how else to call what's going on now. Many people now are doomed. You just don't hear about them - This makes their suffering worse, not better. It's…

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    Comment #27994746

    In my day, nobody would sweat this trivial stuff. You need to travel for work, big deal! It's always been this way! Nowadays there are so many good easy jobs in the city, so many f…

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    Comment #27994629

    Millennials are without a doubt, the laziest and most incompetent generation we've had in a long time. They spend all their energy chasing experiences instead of saving for the fut…

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    Comment #27994571

    The best way to stop global warning is through intervention by Central Banks. We need to create monetary policy which promotes incentives such as green energy and carbon capture te…

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    Comment #27994469

    Innovation can harm efficiency by creating needless competition which is wasteful. That's why innovation should be in the hands of corporations. The government should introduce law…

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    Comment #27497460

    Interesting. It reminds me of Capitalisk https://capitalisk.com/ except without quantum resistance and harder to setup.

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    Comment #27494365

    Maybe not completely, but they all profit from having an element of deception. They are drawing attention away from better projects by hoarding all the top spots on all the exchang…

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    Comment #27494328

    >> So Stellar, Cardano and XRP are all scams? When Stellar started, they were all about 'Quorums'; trying to imply that this was the secret sauce which would allow it to scale unli…

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    Comment #27493891

    Name any major project and I can tell you why it's a scam. Bitcoin: Uses the electricity of a country to process 2 transactions per second. Layer 2 solutions such as Lightning Netw…

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    Comment #27493863

    There is a massive difference. In monopoly, everyone gets the same amount when they cross 'Go'. If we had taken the rule from the real world, people would be paid proportionally to…

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    Comment #27493693

    The vast majority of top projects are essentially scams and the real projects are not in the rankings. Even promising projects seem to turn into scams once they get into the top 20…

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    Comment #27404837

    Our society is not capitalist. New currency is constantly being printed out of nothing and pumped into the system. That's not a free market. Businesses just follow the money. It ca…

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    Comment #27331781

    It would be an interesting experiment if you could show me the GitHub repo of the best written open source FP project you've ever encountered and I could point out its flaws and ra…

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    Comment #27287370

    It's always the case that when I present these arguments above to FP devs, they respond with personal insults instead of counter-arguments. This suggests that they know my argument…

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    Comment #27281688

    >> I feel really sorry for you if... I never said that this is what I believe. I said it's what a lot of people in the corporate sphere believe. It's the opposite of what I believe…

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    Comment #27280713

    If the article only attacked that specific book "Clean Code", then I would not be as critical. But the first line in the article suggests that it is an attack against the entire id…

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    Comment #27278021

    This article is garbage. The argument is basically like saying "famous scientist X was wrong about Y, let's stop doing science. Clearly there is no point to it." I cannot believe w…

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    Comment #27218664

    State mutations are safe and easy to handle if the state is fully contained inside a blackbox (a class) and you only return copies of the state but never the actual references. A b…

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    Comment #27197267

    Yes, but the difference is that OOP can scale indefinitely but FP cannot. If you don't co-locate related state and logic, ensuring that each piece of state reaches the correct comp…

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    Comment #27193918

    Functional programming is OK up to a certain degree of complexity... Good if you have a lot of junior developers on your team because it prevents certain kinds of mistakes which ju…

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    Comment #27181089

    That's not a great option in most cases either. You need social connections or else your product will never sell.

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    Comment #27164053

    Nice, this is a broader way to explain the effectiveness of my CSS approach and many other approaches. IMO, Modern developers should read fewer books about tools and more books abo…

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    Comment #27163847

    A single developer who can complete projects in the same amount of time as 10 or 100 or 1000 regular developers to at least the same quality standard (but usually to a higher quali…

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    Comment #27163680

    There are so many. Sometimes they're big picture stuff, sometimes they're more detailed. One of the lessons I learned in my junior years is that I used to write CSS with a lot of n…