Do you talk to chatbots yourself?
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It is the primary vehicle by which many sustain an otherwise meaningless existence
Most "healthy" individuals indulge in addiction: television, food, news.
What do the parents hope for the kid's future? What makes a good life? Why is it bad that someone spends 9+ hours a day on the computer when that's the standard for all software engineers?
What do they hope to accomplish by restricting internet time? What does the kid want for the future?
Deep down, you don't want children. If you figure out the reason why and cut through your social-programming, then you'll have them.
Otherwise, thanks for playing!
Grains & pasta (bad) - Meat (bad) - Cheese (bad) - Sugar sugar sugar (bad) - processed foods (bad)
Basically everything in "cultural" cuisine slowly kills you. Point out anything as a general concept of a "meal" and you'll find that, yes, that meal is bad for you. Not surprising most people are fat
Enjoy a destroyed liver when you're older.
Not anymore. Not today. No more! – just add this dependency to the top of your file
On a serious note, I would be curious of a comparison of this and other js 'mini' frameworks.
Congrats on delivering OP!
- You cannot say it is 'mutually beneficial' the same way you cannot determine what is 'good' for the animal. Most animals never have a choice or a way to express
Do whatever you want, but I hope no one pretends for a second they're 'doing good' beyond themselves for eating plants or animals. You are only 'being good' towards oneself in the form of sustaining your life, if that is your objective, your good. Some choose a noose instead
You don't need a pat on the back to sustain your life, nor this strange delusion that you're somehow making the world a better place by denying life to another thing, or deciding a life for another thing, unless you want to exercise a narcissism unparalleled
I actually attempted to make a "simplified" "js" framework (where you just had some html tags and it did things for you) for tasks congruent to alpine (since I found alpine rather complex, or that it comes with so much but you still have to do a good amount of work to get things working) but I'm not as savvy; using the DSL you all have in hyperscript is real smart, simple.
Not too long ago I looked into using Svelte for a one-off project (since it was the highest rated framework at the time) which then prompted me to look into the current state of web development.
It's absurd, and left such a sour taste that I just shelved the project for another time.
Great stuff you guys got going here, it makes me excited to see what'll turn into in the future! Looking forward to trying this out later.
[0]https://www.hwaci.com/ [1]https://sqlite.org/codeofethics.html
I rarely if ever look at a Teams channel. I've only written maybe ~5 messages in a teams channel before.
Everything I've ever done has been in an IM/group chat.
Recently I've flipped through the current options out there. You can't help but feel you need to at least drop ~2k to be able to use most appliances you depend on day-to-day.