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stETH also depegged at some point, and I made thousands of dollars by buying it at a deep discount. Then the peg was restored even though there was nothing backing it apart from locked ETH in staking pools. The USDC de-peg is pretty similar.

We should have buried Ruby along with Flash a while ago. It is not part of the future anymore (thankfully).

> Why would I want to own a coin that someone else is able to freely devalue

The same stands for USD and any other fiat currency. All of which are being debased right now.

I'm in an unique position that I have half a year now to produce...well whatever I choose to produce. What is the thing that you're missing most?

Given the fact that this is a throwaway account your credibility on this matter is less then zero. In fact this sounds like as if your project was shut down by Carmack and now your ego is bruised.

That's probably because you've never used any of those.

Note that none of the truly decentralized protocols failed so far.

Eh I feel that you're dumb

Even the US Treasury said that crypto is not ideal for money laundering and the amount of money laundering happening in the space is miniscule.

DYOR before you post dumb comments.

Unfortunately you know nothing about crypto.

you obviously know nothing about crypto.

Too bad that what they are talking about is not crypto just regular tradfi ponzi schemers who happen to have chosen crypto for their next scam.

Become a contractor. The first thing I tell everybody is "my time, my hardware, my office" and if they don't like it i move to the next one. right now i work on an MVP in q4 and i have a 5 min long standup every day and 2 1 hour meetings weekly.

I love CDE. I first saw it in Solaris and I still have fond memories of it.

A funny anecdote: back in the day there was an app called Flamite that used the now defunct tinder api and you could use it to automate matchmaking. what i did is to yes everyone and then i waited a week. i had 200 matches. I then checked all profiles and removed 120 that i didn't like. i wrote to the remaining 80. i had good chats with 20 of them, met 3 of them and now I'm happily married to one.

I took a look at Svelte and I think it is useless. Having a template language i stead of the syntax sugar of jsx/tsx takes the whole thing back at least 10 years (probably more).

Can you elaborate?

Unless you have a fixed mortgage. In that case the bank takes the hit for you.

I accidentally read "pronouns" and I expected the usual woke shit. I'm delighted that this article is not about that.

As a developer I'd never use this. I don't want to learn the thought process of someone else just to get some work done, I can do it myself. If I want a headless CMS there are plenty of options out there.

Fun fact: the code example with the glow effect was created with [Carbon](https://carbon.now.sh/)

As someone who has written libraries int other languages as well I have to say that library development in Typescript is awesome. Library development in general sucks. You just have to do a lot more things compared to product development, it is not Typescript's fault.

Also, I've never had to use conditional types in my life. I think you're over-complicating things.

Once I worked for a company which I prefer not to name here. They wanted to solve a huge problem which I have solved during my previous tenure elsewhere. Once I learned that they are trying to do this I offered my help. I realized that they picked someone with zero experience with this who was about to make the same mistake(s) I made before. I managed to talk with the VP about this problem and after about half an hour I realized that the person who was responsible for this decision not only didn't know anything about software development, but he also didn't know what the problem was and why we wanted to solve it. A day after this talk I've heard that a very high level IC resigned so I had a talk with him. As it turns out he also worked on this problem before and spent 3 months trying to make his point about this and after he utterly failed he just couldn't take it anymore. I also resigned a few months later. Having managers that have no idea about how programs are written and how the whole process works is a surefire way to sink the ship. Needless to say this organization had layers after layers of managers who all tried to protect their turf from all the potential damage others can make.

False. At this point environmental impact trumps everything else in my mind.

Either you don't work for corporates or only work as a contractor.

I haven't read any of this yet, but this name is superb. I'd buy this if I had to choose blindly from 10 random tools including this one.

It must be [CHAMP](https://blog.acolyer.org/2015/11/27/hamt/#:~:text=CHAMP%20st....). Acronym for Compressed Hash-Array Mapped Prefix-tree. It is a current state of the art persistent hashtable. I'm surprised that no one mentioned this before, because it is super useful!

I don't get this. At literally all the places I've worked were filled with people trying to shut this kind of noise out with headphones...and now we have an app that recreates this horrible noise? Why?

Please throw that dart and I'll refute whatever you have to say.