

It is weird. So what? It’s just a branch name in a software control system. That’s the point they’re trying to make.


It is weird. So what? It’s just a branch name in a software control system. That’s the point they’re trying to make.
Its performance as a backend server is abysmal compared to standard compiled languages.
It’s absolutely wasteful to use it.
NodeJS is worse. One dude just had to write a cli based JavaScript runtime and holy hell now entire backends run on the least performant runtime possible.


Like I said, the quote was related to my first paragraph asking the question about personal net worth.
I didn’t then quote the company part as I thought the flow continued logically. It seems I was wrong.
I’m aware of the cap he said, and that’s what I was asking an opinion on.
Thank you for contributing yours.
should probably be weighed against public interest and publicly-funded and managed, if they’re beneficial.
So large skyscrapers, large nuclear plants, datacenters, etc would be state owned. Actually more…. This would be hundreds of the largest companies.
This means the state would commandeer a company when what, the market cap hit a billy? The nav? That actually seems kinda crazy to do


I was referring to the company net worth that was mentioned.
The quote was related to my question.


You can prevent this problem by taking his place!



cap personal netwoths at 10-20 million dollars
how would this work in your utopia? if the value of my investments goes over that, I have to sell them to give cash to the govt?
Seems difficult to raise capital that way. Would you put more large cap projects in the hands of a government? Things like power plants, large buildings, etc? No one could own or finance them since they are worth a lot.


Nah never do that. The curve brings trig complexity into the equation. Bananas are used to measure curvy things. Like wheels, roads, and boobs.


It’s 800k ford explorers


An independent contractor IS employed. They’re employed by themselves. Self-employed. So if you’re doing work for them, you are employed as an independent contractor doing work for them.
I think it’s pretty clear what they mean. Could have just said “you’ll be paid as a contractor and receive the relevant tax forms for your country” tho
An independent contractor IS employed. They’re employed by themselves. Self-employed. So if you’re doing work for them, you are employed as an independent contractor doing work for them.
I think it’s pretty clear what they mean. Could have just said “you’ll be paid as a contractor and receive the relevant tax forms for your country” tho


Yeah surprised it hasn’t. Rust Foundation went as far as abandoning their X account a long time ago.


Nice project. Seems a bit heavy on the dependency side.
Psst: step 2 of the install instructions has a question to you from the LLM writing the docs. lol


Thank you for this. I’ve grown too tired of explaining it after the last 15 years.
Just because it’s not the solution for everything doesn’t mean it’s not a solution for something. Blockchain revolutionized global finance.
Sure hoard seeds and self sustain as well. That’s not exclusive to preparing for dollar collapse. I suppose it was my ignorance leaving out ways to survive outside of protecting savings.
As an old man, protecting my life savings is important to me as I’m not going to be in my prime and able to forage and farm and hunt and whatnot. Equally important is making sure as the system crumbles that I have a group of local like minded survivalists to join together with.
I do disagree that they see the inevitable. But that’s moot.
When shit hits the fan, you can’t eat bullets, and you won’t be able to shoot your way out of it.
When everyone can’t find food, they’re not going to peacefully sit back and watch those who are prepared eat. The guns are for defense and trade purposes. They’re equally important in a true doom scenario.
how do you propose we do that?
They’re destroying themselves. Store money/value in a form that isn’t fiat (metal, guns, ammo, art, crypto). They are very close to the collapse of the US dollar. Their ponzi can’t sustain the debt payments anymore, and nearly all other mechanisms to prolong it have been exploited. Its hyperinflation will bring down nearly all other economies as well.
The music is going to stop soon and it’ll be dark times. Just be prepared
A RESTful service is (usually as of today) a JSON API. They aren’t mutually exclusive things.
There’s no black and white definition there.
However, when someone is creating a RESTful service, they’re stating that they’ll be paying mind to HTTP Verbs and status codes as a fundamental part of their design.
In the original image posted, that dev clearly wasn’t paying mind to the HTTP layer and as such a commenter called it just a “JSON API”, which is the catchall, ugly, Wild West, typical way of doing things (always return 200, errors are in the json).
Once again tho, it’s not black and white. Others can and will disagree and want to be pedantic. I’ve been a professional dev for 35 years, devs love to argue abt this shit.
I would do a 400 (Bad Request). Then, with varying amounts of detail depending on the scale of the project and the framework capability, the response body would be something like: { “error”:true, “reason”: “validation”, “detail”: “user id should be numeric” }
Coding using an LLM and not even reviewing output
Yeah, it needs a lot more thought put into it because with wildly fluctuating equity prices you run into scenarios where a run up on a security triggers you to have to sell a bunch and give it to the government but then if that security returns right back to the price it was the week before you’re just shit out of luck. Because of that it means people will go to great lengths to find ways to circumvent this because it’s not fair.
I’m not saying it’s a bad idea what I’m saying is that it needs refined and thought through a lot more