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It's already become invaluable in my .net apps for tracking down tricky errors, especially in the new MAUI apps.
Caught one just yesterday where the app was trying to call an api with decimals serialized with a comma because it was on a dutch user's phone! I imagine it would've been quite the headache catching that without sentry. Integrates with most tech-stacks too, not just .net btw
There's definitely a lot of untapped potential here. Could be so much bigger with marketing and R&D. A browser extension for example.
Obviously there's local factors like Lisbon's desirability to foreigners, but from a global perspective, in the developed world...?
What am I missing?
Your points are valid, don't get me wrong, but there is also a lot of research causally linking microbiome deficiencies with various health problems.
Also worth noting your shots seem more aimed at the journalist's style than the researcher's work. I for one, think this is super valuable and promising research
Ever since the first time I had antibiotics I've suffered from chronic fatigue, I'm pretty sure there's a strong connection here to the bacteria in my gut as it often feels like the main symptom is a reduced ability to digest food.
From my own research and observations I'm quite confident it is, as you elude to, an auto-immune related disease. The two major triggers for me are exercise; particularly anaerobic e.g weightlifting, and alcohol. Alcohol actually alleviates the symptoms for a day or more and then undoubtedly i'll struggle for a few days after that. Which points to alcohol's suppressive effects on the immune system.
I really really hope this, and similar research[1], turns into something tangible
[1] https://med.stanford.edu/news/all-news/2019/04/biomarker-for...
Therefore does it not follow that the only possibility of malevolence or benevolence would derive from the instructions of humans. By which point I expect society to be much more evolved and aligned (as perhaps we merge with the AI) so as to not have gravely conflicting interests.
Perhaps in fact, meaning itself, a human construct, will cease and render such concerns of good vs bad obsolete?
The changes that I would propose are more cultural than governmental.
Cultural map of the world: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inglehart%E2%80%93Welzel_cultu...
Happiest countries in the world: https://worldpopulationreview.com/country-rankings/happiest-...
Notice the correlation between happiness and culture. That should be the measure of success, not pocket depth. Those cultures that are happiest also have a strong disinclination to talking about money, as they recognise the divisiveness of egotistical capitalism.
'Capitalism either creates or reinforces egoism by lessening any altruistic instincts and by weakening the “moral force in man which combats the inclination towards egoistic acts” including criminal ones.' (America also has the highest incarceration rates of any developed country).
A government's job in the 21st century is not much more than to counter the downsides of capitalism. But people see how bad the US is at doing that so they lose faith in the government and so decide that the solution is to privatise everything, thus actually exasperating the problem!
We need institutions(governments) that exist outside of the incentives of capitalism in order to fix capitalisms problems. But the US government, and increasingly many others, are far too affected by capitalistic incentives.
When the measure of a man is the depth of his pockets then the world shall be ran by clowns.
Is it that Google actually benefits from having an algorithm that is susceptible to being gamed and therefore they are disincentivized to move away from that?