Exactly. It is like Google has only emerged during this administration with their shenanigans.
Disclosure would be nice but 11-12 issues in entire GitHub is hardly spam.
> now approaching the early 2010s
Maybe it is just that people see the same problem when it is obvious?
The creator is stuck in 2012 and so on as I said. If you look at project fixie, the reason htmx 4 exists, it shows how the 80/20 is an incomplete idea for something as general as a web framework. 80/20 might work for…
No, you misunderstand what is going on. htmx is an exercising in learning web development by someone who didn’t follow 2 decades of web development progress. He is catching up though, now approaching the early 2010s…
This can be a good summary of htmx overall; a confident solution based on half understanding of the problem domain.
It is because personal income tax should have never existed. Nor should have taxes on primary residence. These are the most regressive taxes possible, it is basically serfdom.
Taxing AI tokens and Robots is not going to work. We can’t even define a robot, tokens are also too abstract and there is endless ways of gaming it, and let’s not forget cross border operations. Tax profits, it was…
Perhaps it is time for the walk then.
You’re not really making an argument. Honestly, you’re just making a fool of yourself.
It is not that serious, go for a walk.
It is distasteful to make such accusations. Specially when the author has specifically left out the calculation and merely suggests of a “fraction” which is to be discovered with time.
You don’t understand OP’s point because you’re assuming vulnerabilities don’t exist. That is utter nonsense.
Lots of Lenavo laptops do just fine, but Apple hardware is still supreme for what it is worth.
The meritocracy fiction.
The movie builds the narrative and the subconscious biases which is more sinister. This isn’t dismissing what Meta is doing, but Cinema in the West has been just as complicit and involved.
> There’s a big difference between fiction when the viewer knows it’s make believe and when it’s presented as factual. The difference is far more nuanced and borders on inconsequential when it comes to mass media…
What do you mean by this? I use a combination of big American AI and self hosted but I don’t understand your point.
If something happens again and again, it is by choice. Firebase chooses to make it “easy” to get started rather than “secure by default”.
Trust in governmental institutions is at an all time low. Questions must be asked about how and why we got here rather appeal to submission.
Of course it is speculation. I don’t have a magic ball. But only a fool ignores trends!
They adopted in the sense of surviving. Considering their head start and massive government support for the industry, their market share compared to Japanese and Korean cars is a joke, with the Chinese it will get even…
The German Engineering is a byproduct. The culture that created is also the one that is holding it from becoming competitive with Chinese automakers. Like almost everything, utility and efficiency is relative and…
Yes, thinking in higher order abstractions is hard for most people.
Exactly. It is like Google has only emerged during this administration with their shenanigans.
Disclosure would be nice but 11-12 issues in entire GitHub is hardly spam.
> now approaching the early 2010s
Maybe it is just that people see the same problem when it is obvious?
The creator is stuck in 2012 and so on as I said. If you look at project fixie, the reason htmx 4 exists, it shows how the 80/20 is an incomplete idea for something as general as a web framework. 80/20 might work for…
No, you misunderstand what is going on. htmx is an exercising in learning web development by someone who didn’t follow 2 decades of web development progress. He is catching up though, now approaching the early 2010s…
This can be a good summary of htmx overall; a confident solution based on half understanding of the problem domain.
It is because personal income tax should have never existed. Nor should have taxes on primary residence. These are the most regressive taxes possible, it is basically serfdom.
Taxing AI tokens and Robots is not going to work. We can’t even define a robot, tokens are also too abstract and there is endless ways of gaming it, and let’s not forget cross border operations. Tax profits, it was…
Perhaps it is time for the walk then.
You’re not really making an argument. Honestly, you’re just making a fool of yourself.
It is not that serious, go for a walk.
It is distasteful to make such accusations. Specially when the author has specifically left out the calculation and merely suggests of a “fraction” which is to be discovered with time.
You don’t understand OP’s point because you’re assuming vulnerabilities don’t exist. That is utter nonsense.
Lots of Lenavo laptops do just fine, but Apple hardware is still supreme for what it is worth.
The meritocracy fiction.
The movie builds the narrative and the subconscious biases which is more sinister. This isn’t dismissing what Meta is doing, but Cinema in the West has been just as complicit and involved.
> There’s a big difference between fiction when the viewer knows it’s make believe and when it’s presented as factual. The difference is far more nuanced and borders on inconsequential when it comes to mass media…
What do you mean by this? I use a combination of big American AI and self hosted but I don’t understand your point.
If something happens again and again, it is by choice. Firebase chooses to make it “easy” to get started rather than “secure by default”.
Trust in governmental institutions is at an all time low. Questions must be asked about how and why we got here rather appeal to submission.
Of course it is speculation. I don’t have a magic ball. But only a fool ignores trends!
They adopted in the sense of surviving. Considering their head start and massive government support for the industry, their market share compared to Japanese and Korean cars is a joke, with the Chinese it will get even…
The German Engineering is a byproduct. The culture that created is also the one that is holding it from becoming competitive with Chinese automakers. Like almost everything, utility and efficiency is relative and…
Yes, thinking in higher order abstractions is hard for most people.