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The alternatives that you listed seem likely to eventually lead consumers to stop consuming a product. Population growth, on the other hand, does not.

Unless, of course, we reach the inevitable point where resources become so scarce that no one can consume anymore. But that future is still distant enough to be systematically ignored. Hell, even climate change is still being barely addressed.

Other commenters already stated that, but it's because achieving increasing profits ultimately relies on an increasing population to work and consume.

This is why, for example, people are always encouraged to have children. It's marketing to coerce people to reel more people (in that case, unborn people) into the scheme.

What's the difference between that and any other MLM?

> That’s what happens when an industry is fully enveloped by capitalism

Yep, I'd say that capitalism itself is an MLM.

You don't necessarily have to put those claims into a JWT (other than the user ID). You can just store the "XYZ" that the user has into a table.

Unless you happen to be using PostgreSQL, in which case some tools like Hasura and Graphile can automate all of that.

All of those things are orthogonal to workplace abuse.

Hopefully! Chrome OS is very lightweight because everything uses the same underlying webview.

What's with the sudden influx of antivax submissions as of late?

The easiest way is through git. You'd get the git repository URL of the document, then clone it locally using git. After editing, you'd commit the changes and push them back to the repository.

Does this work in YugabyteDB/CockroachDB?

I use Vimium's hint navigation. Works great for most sites.

Coincidentally, Alephjs (https://github.com/alephjs/aleph.js) added a commit hours ago that also seems to solve this particular problem for React.

So now there's a React hook (useDeno) that takes a callback that is only executed on the server-side, and the returned value is sent back to the client side transparently.

I can't help but think that this would be primarily used for censorship and breaking net neutrality.

Can't one just install the rust-analyzer extension inside a codespace? It worked for me.

What are the alternatives?

I think the point is that there are many people who believe that it is indeed Jim's fault. Such people often base that on meritocracy, which warrants the criticism.

Another interesting approach: https://github.com/recksjs/recks

So Dark Reader won't work anymore. Great.

My understanding is that deforestation cannot be justified by potential economic growth.

Perhaps the complaints are valid, but why not conclude that "the devs should fix this and that" rather than "never use it"?

Why, aren't GPUs pretty useful in training SVMs as well?

In my experience at least, building with Hasura can be very cumbersome, i.e. you need to edit multiple files or resort to the web UI. Importing or exporting schema is also very unintuitive.

In contrast to that, I love the idea of the database schema being just a graphql type definition file with annotations.

So it's like reverse WSL2?

There's this: https://github.com/CodeCommission/subscriptions-transport-ss...

Although it doesn't seem to be maintained anymore.

Cool project. Society desperately needs tools to combat disinformation.

But couldn't this tool also be used to spread it? Also, does it prevent circular reasoning?

I want to try switching to Theia from code-server, since it seems to offer a more polished web experience.

Unfortunately, I heavily rely on the VscodeVim extension, which doesn't work in Theia because it hasn't implemented some commands like "editorScroll" yet.

Is real-time subscriptions on the roadmap? It's the most killer feature of Hasura and Postgraphile IMO.