MK_Dev

Tell 'em! I also hate React and love Razor, but most don't seem to share that sentiment

Who bought half a million Model S and Model X?

How do you turn off dark mode on that site? Hurts my eyes

This is a pretty cool idea and implementation. Any more details on the tech stack you guys are using (besides `browser-use`)?

Would you be able to add a light mode to the site?

On a number of occasions that I was asked this question, I replied with a question of my own: "where _can_ I be in X years in this company?" Unfortunately, I never received a reply even remotely close to a satisfactory. Satisfactory answers would include opportunities and directions, with big bonus points for an attempt to find overlaps with my general desires, motivation, and strengths.

"the traits that made them so successful" - or perhaps the choices?

Too much confusion between fame and wealth - the author tried to disambiguate, but I don't think they succeeded.

"If you are "publicly rich" (think athletes, authors, movie stars, politicians, etc.), you no longer have a private life." - isn't this true for most public figures regardless of their wealth status?

What are your top frameworks that satisfy all of these (assuming developer productivity is a factor)?

The irony

https://www.npr.org/sections/thesalt/2013/02/21/172589997/on...

I have an older unsupported device still connected to my car. Any open source ideas for it?

I was getting worried we haven't seen a new JS tool for a few minutes.

"What’s 75%, of half a percent, of a million dollars? $37,500"

It's a risk, and as such, one should aim at a billion, not a million, that's what investors expect anyway. So by that logic, the return could be much much bigger.

"...they force you to design schemas in your implementation language (python, javascript, java) and then export them to SQL ‘somehow’."

No, they do not. If yours does, throw it away.

Same with other Cancel examples. The advice is not good!

ABL (Always Be Leaving)

A lot indeed: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/backdoor-in-p...

Did I just a read an upcoming movie script?

The article is pretty spot on. One thing the author has left out is the fact that all of the problems are magnified 100x when the people involved are incompetent, which, unfortunately, happens a lot in enterprises (one can also argue that slow speed contributes to job security under normal circumstances).

"no google no play(store)"

A lot of the pumps are either paid for or heavily subsidized by insurance companies. Supplies (insulin, sensors, delivery "needles", etc.) is what gets you

"A couple of years ago Microsoft was anti-open-source." The quote is from 2001 as is Ballmer's quote. Closing the article due to its lack of objectivity.

Another possibility is computing pools. If I remember correctly, something like this started happening (pools becoming too large) and they split.

How about taxing 2nd, 3rd, Nth properties, unoccupied properties and foreign investors? Right, the "T"-word...

Nice try, Elon

One step closer: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pan-Turkism

The first magazine I clicked, page 6 - Baku, 1990. We barely escaped.

Not meant to steal your thread, but any advice on picking up good contract work? I'm in the exact opposite situation you're in.

Turkey will simply deny that this ever happened but will go on to say that the a large number of the police was also injured and that the number of injured civilian protesters is vastly inflated.

YES, IT IS.