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Personally I love this concept! Looks really well done and I would pay for it once in a heartbeat, but the subscription requirement is an immediate deal breaker for me. This looks …

They're public servants. That footage should be public property. Just like "this call may be monitored for blah blah", your actions as a cop should be monitored by the public. Mayb…

I've been following the project for a bit and this is great, I'm really excited for this to get wider adoption. This is gonna save a lot of headaches and put power in the hands of …

I honestly think 90-95% of Frontend Devs are capable of all this. Maybe not 10 years ago when spaghetti code ruled, but if you got your foot in the door as a FE Dev then you have a…

Wow I can't believe I've missed that the whole time!

It seems very counter-productive to good conversation to have to scroll so much to get past the top comment thread. It almost feels like information manipulation in how much this f…

Totally agree. As a Javascript dev I got functional code pushed on me in 2016. It's definitely good practice for devs to learn some of the pitfalls that FP prevents and solves, but…

Damn you're totally right. You'd have to have a subscription fee and a team of mods to fix that.

I feel like the rise of channel subscriptions has caused the recommendation algorithm to act like a dog chasing its tail. You get so silo'd with content on youtube reccs these days…

I don't feel these unavoidable disadvantages are as black and white and you describe. To circumvent the fake title/bait & switch practices, you could allow users to flag videos as …

"if you can't reliably identify all the intervals within an octave and identify major, minor, diminished and augmented triads, as well as the basic 4-note chords (major 7, minor 7,…