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This is like doing integration the wrong way.

How are they scams? Assuming you're talking about the videos where he gives people free money

my plan is not to get laid off

I laugh every time I see someone trying to push TDD as the one way to write software. If it is useful to you.. then go ahead. Don't try push it on everyone.

I've used Azure Functions and Logic Apps. While they work, they get a 'meh' from me.

1) How was your experience building this with Remix Run?

2) How will this make money?

My parents aimed for 1 level up from the opportunities they had. They didn't get a full education: finish highshcool or go to college. So that is what I did.

Thanks for the summary although it doesn't say _why_

Well we know the agency got well paid for the work. We don't know how much the people doing the work got.

Well written and an interesting read. Thanks for posting. My reaction is "WHAT ARE YOU DOOOOING?" haha.

I am not in the position to spend 46k on... anything but I would like to think I wouldn't be duped in the same way. All this "you're a small client" stuff is BS imo.

Okay.. but it's his platform right?

What is the rule with Cookie notices bring in a different language? Strangely, this is the first one I have come across not in English.

> and seem to have “used up” all the decent content

What does this mean? Instagram is used for current content.

As another point of view I will add my own experience.

I spent a lot of time on my computer at 18. I didn't have a job. I turned out fine :)

Reminds me of when I was a child and my very religious Aunt and Uncles would slip me a 5 pound note without saying anything and without it being obvious to my parents :)

What is your opinion on Mr Beast? I just watched a video of his for the first time and he gave away over $500,000.

I fully agree with this woman. It is crazy how much support these invasive videos get online. The owner of the TikTok is not doing this to be kind. They are doing it for Content.

It's a good point. I'm not sure how it would be tracked. I just can't think of anyone I know that even might browse with JS off. It's on as a default setting and I think it is fair to say that most of the world don't know what JS is.

Your point seems to be more of HTMX vs React rather than SPA vs MPA.

With SPA frameworks you can deliver pages that can be accessed by the user (rather than just a single entry point). The difference becomes how the developer decides to build the application. Do they load all of the apps data on the first page load or do they retrieve it as the user browses around?

> not everyone has JavaScript enabled

What are the stats? I assume it's > 99% have JavaScript enabled. Any significant percentage could be down to corporate policies.

Does anyone know if projects that aim to use CPU idle time are actually useful?

One example I found: https://einsteinathome.org/

Strange comment. Who doesn't admit it? Everything can be a distraction.

The thing is that people can feel it themselves and see it in other people. It would be great if it is studied but there is something there.

This could be good but after signing up it seems like I can't see how it actually works or what it looks like. I have to add friends first. That means I have to sell the idea to my friends before I can even see if it is useful.

How are you going to make money?

So types solve this right? Or am I misunderstanding?

As a kid I had to cycle through one of these. There was always anti-social behaviour around them.

Quizzes where people just have to enter into the chat, short breaks to reenergise

The comment you replied to gave you that idea nearly word for word..

Wait until you try Microsoft DevOps boards

Once you see anything controversial on wikipedia you'll see how dumb the editors are there too