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Could just as easily say the same thing about Bun.

If one can easily swap in the next new js engine du jour…

$30 billion for “hundreds of jobs.”

Theater to keep Mad King Trump off their back.

CS degree? Employable?

"One major trick in distributed systems is to always attempt things in the same order"

This is inportant in DBs in general to avoid deadlocks by two requests taking locks in different order.

But you are assuming distributed transactions as soon as you have two systems participating in the transaction.

It's a recipe for deadlocks and even live locks.

That's a reason industry moved away from this. Bc when it works it's magic. But when the problems start it's pure hell.

Trump could care less about that.

Operation Epstein Fury had one goal...

https://80.lv/articles/developing-microlandia-a-socioeconomi...

Do you have a dev blog or anything else? This is super interesting to me as I have an idea for a game I can rapid prototype in the browser.

GM is running 0% interest, no payments until n deals right now.

That’s usually a sign that sales are not “just fine”.

Yes, two decades ago.

Docs was acquired (writely)

Somebody read/watched too much Casey Muratori.

It happened over Covid.

All those checks to business owners and farmers. Huge slush funds.

Californians used it to buy houses in smaller cities across the country.

Not doubled but a windfall of cash into accounts for the wealthy none the less.

Wheat isn’t grown in the same places that beans grow.

If you can, you’re rotating beans and corn every year. (“Roundup ready” of course)

Wheat is on the marginal drier land. Not that they couldn’t plant wheat there but beans are way more profitable and so they don’t.

The plains is by definition more arid, marginal land a step up from pasture/grazing.

A lot of traditional wheat/sunflower/barley/oats has gone over to beans and corn bc roundup and GMO.

On my family’s farm I don’t remember the last time we had wheat crop but that was our staple for like 50 years.

No.

The US is All Keynes All The Time.

Reducing opex to invest more into capex (at least for companies that can like MSFT etc)?

How is he dunking on .net?

I think one of his main points is server .net was (and is) great.

But the UI part of it was cloudy.

I see it as complimentary to the post not contradicting it.

The guy getting std’s from Russian girls who Warren Buffet doesn’t talk to anymore.

That Bill Gates?

Seems he might have other priorities these days?

Lot of SMBs run sql server and .net

lift and shift into the cloud used to be the path of last resistance on Azure.

I still remember the day the disks dissappeared on the prod db running on gcp.

What is property tax?

The stock is tanking. Their moat is small to non-existent.

Kind of crazy considering how while teams (even dev) were forced into using it be the designers.

I haven’t even seen it mentioned at work recently.

It’s manager speak for “less than.”

The manager class sees worker units as fungible.

Should Accounting exist?

Should Legal exist?

Should Facilities exist?

Surely your average employee could own each of these functions.

And the worst job market maybe ever for that age group?

But that decade includes the first Trump administration also.

I don’t think that supports your argument.

What is probably happening is the job crisis for young people.

The army is once again an attractive job.

Is Deno a classic second system syndrome project?

Seems so. All the breaks from the first system in the name of “we’re doing it right this time” probably killed the momentum.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second-system_effect

Even the best and brightest of us are still human.

How is a mechanical engineer a “trade worker.”

Most engineers have to take at least one programming class in college.

I don’t think the web output works with c# currently.

Be happy to find out I’m wrong.

Why would you even have a classical music station? What is public radio even doing?

Exact opposite. We are in the midst of the COVID hangover.

So that govt money went to the wealthy to buy up houses (Californians bought real estate in the Midwest as investments and it drove up housing prices along with small immigration to these states)

Farmers etc benefited from bailouts when they were doing very well. It was a large blunder.