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Yes. Within the natural simulation of the world that is the phenomenal field (the aggregate sensory datum) presented to consciousness. Why would you want to work within a simulation within a simulation? This VR is guaranteed for life, and without a subscription model (excluding taxes of course) :p

I share your aspirations, but considering the scholasticism of academic research, you require formal accreditation to proceed with titular decorations. I don’t see why you could not personally research a topic before submitting a dissertation to a university you hopefully have access to. I don’t know any other way to achieve the rank.

Perhaps your or another’s understanding changed. Avoid the cargo cult of millennial software design. It’s generally polluted.

It does no harm to reference the GoF that perhaps the same G. Booch is associated with:

Design Patterns: Elements of Reusable Object-Oriented Software

Replace word first thinking with thought first thinking and you’ll be fine.

I completely agree. As I pointed out below, following the path you suggested, if the filetype has to change to fix the require regression, they could use .es. Would it be surprising to use .es with ECMAScript? No.

You could support .es file types which would work just as well and is more succinct than .mjs, but AFAIK the group won’t because of “branding” issues. Bull. Use .es. Standard semantics for ECMSScript which is the name of the language, no games or pretence.

Proposing or fixing a bug in a third party product should not affect a web standard. If you want my personal help to assist the NodeJS fix, yeah, I would be good there, but I can’t fix the toxic bikeshed culture that you obviously enjoy. MJS is NodeJS solution. It is not a web solution.

The Michael Jackson Script is an absolute joke and had arisen solely from NodeJS attempting to solve its own require legacy. It’s not the business of any other party to do such a ridiculous thing.

.mjs is an aberration, a solution to a poor implementation of one web server, not a solution. NodeJS need to do the hard work of solving their own problem and stop attempting to manufacture “real world solutions” with .mjs.

I felt the need to be direct as I survived. I have an inoperable medical condition and for many months suicide was desirable as euthanasia is not available in my country. Like him, I did a lot of research first. Unlike him, I did not make mysterious threats. I got a shrink. When I am at a late age, I may decide it best, perhaps even culture will, but right now, I treasure being alive. I have found a deeper peace with mindfulness and continue to live with the condition. Sometimes you have to face your options and your state of being, and that is often unavailable at those times. So I called out. I hope this person can find compassion and courage that they may not be aware of having. If this is a case of an ego with a personality disorder binging on suffering, I would still say to anyone, find compassion and courage and you will be surprised at what remains even when a way of living is no longer possible. That is all that's in my heart. You are very kind for your offering of openness, but don’t forget to take care of yourself too.

Listen. There are more noble ways to achieve euthanasia than posting about Google advertisements and entangling strangers into what is either a personal crisis or a very sick prank. Consider what you have been doing here. You have posted this twice in as many days. Pay attention to your actions.

[dead] 8 years ago

You will harm people that love you if you proceed. They will suffer your pains directly and indirectly. The soul pain of losing you and the soul pain of not being able to save you. There are other ways to end things absolutely without leaving life. Use compassion rather than person feeling if you can.

However, the more important question here is this: diapers? Really??

It depends on the context. Personally, the trigger points are:

- ever evolving problem domain research manifesting as architectural doubt

- underspecification

- unforeseen integration issues with host API or environment (pattern collision, resource collision)

- F.O.M.O i.e. ego corrupted view of the problem

- cognitive fatigue

I’m sure the list is as endless and diverse as the people who make software...

Don't you mean talking to humans that you work with and build solutions for? The term 'user' depersonalises the relationship, and yes, you do need to take care, and so do they, but there are better means. Structure your business relationship and build order first to maintain clarity should the need arise. Bind that agreement on ethics not need. If you do not want a relationship with clients or prospective clients, perhaps use your engineering skills in an existing organisation that shields you from the interaction. Otherwise, honest personal contact is best. Your abilities should be evident in response to need, not assertion of need. Be prepared to skilfully manage emergency situations that are not your own.

Good question. I do not know but I would guess that your domain hosting company and the range of IP addresses it uses could be blacklisted, or, the email provider has a well known data signature that vendors associate with spam bots and again, blacklisted. I would be interested to know myself. Best guess; perhaps change email provider or hosting company and see if situation can be replicated. Ensure your email addresses have not been compromised. Good luck.

I concur. Have encountered the same (but with different adverts).

There is no opt out / unsubscribe in the unwanted email.

I still respect some of the potential of Alphabet.

Google. No.

The deeper question is where will this go? The web has been capitalized by the ethical breach of abusing the lacking of general technological knowledge by most people and new breed developers aren’t paying attention. I feel your pain but cannot offer a reasonable solution but one may exist with the required ethos. After posting, moments later I saw a post of the following. It holds promise from the inventor of the web:

https://www.inrupt.com/blog/one-small-step-for-the-web

Research and cite the negative cognitive effects of bad design in a bona fide psychological context. Care about the person using the application. Quite appropriate in a medical context.