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The fact that OpenAI can just scrape all of Youtube and Google isn't even taking legal action or attempting to stop it is wild to me. Is Google just asleep?

Then what should folks do? The alternative is having to "run your own encryption" by running your own Password manager on your own infra or re-using passwords

You store the answers in your password manager and treat them like passwords

Stacked diffs are awful compared to PR's. Not every commit should be clean

If you paid me anywhere between 750-1.5M a year just go on in the office 40 hours a week I'd take that offer any day every day. I did the same for less than half of that not even 2…

What a bad take. Multiple multi-billion dollar companies are built on the back of Electron. Is it the most performant? No. Does your average user care? No.

Good luck explaining that to the supposedly unbanked crypto is trying to reach.

Because credit cards have consumer protection and laws and regulations. Crypto has none of that.

Problems that have been solved by regular banking decades ago. Jesus Christ the stupidity of crypto amazes me every day.

CI/CD and more broadly building abstraction layers and automation.

Sounds like you might just have ear wax problems?

99.9% of Software professionals probably don't make $300k

I doubt a lot of passengers go to SF State at night

70 isn't too old to drive.

Turns out design is hard and expensive.

I should install Lisp on my toaster

Game Servers?

FlossBank has a pretty good approach for this use case. https://flossbank.com/

Aren't you creating new functions on each call to your parent function though? I imagine there must be a performance or memory penalty?

All the more reason for crypto environment regulations. We can't keep destroying the environment just because "miners" want to make a profit.

Great, let's bring Bitcoin down to ~$200 or whatever it's actual value is.

Paradise, California was hell on earth.

Shopify and Airbnb were able to become multi-billion dollar companies mostly by running on Rails before it became unsustainable. I'd say Rails scaled pretty well.