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First time I've heard about "hedonic treadmill". Found a little bit of information about the concept, very interesting, but can't seem to find a similar concept/translation in spanish.

Four, include Marc Gravell.

https://blog.marcgravell.com/

Same here. Generic hateful statement from a developer that probably has spent a couple of days at most in .NET.

Looks amazing. Dekatron tubes are great, I didn't know what they were called, thanks for sharing.

Well, for a long time there was no SameSite browser support for cookies, CSRF was a vulnerability (excluding STP and other techniques to avoid it).

While I agree with you on some points, the cost of life in European countries is not the same as USA.

Europe? Could you specify country?

Here's my code golf attempt in C#.

    public static List<int> Sieve(int n)
    {
        bool[] arr = Enumerable.Range(0, n).Select(i => true).ToArray();

        Enumerable
            .Range(2, (int) Math.Sqrt(n) - 2)
            .ToList()
            .ForEach(i => { if (arr[i]) Enumerable.Range(0, (n - (i * i)) / i).ToList().ForEach(j => arr[j * i + (i * i)] = false); });
    
        return arr.Select((b, i) => b ? i : 0).Where(i => i > 0).ToList();
    }

C#/.NET will be in that bandwagon. They have been pushing WebAssembly usage with their Blazor framework.

Thanks for the reminder. Should be mentioned in the article.

Which language?

I've seen it used in RabbitMq, but I also wonder if this is used in the real world or just in academia/few technologies.

I despise PHP, but those are words of truth. The first time developer experience in vanilla PHP is the most friendly and easy as you can get, cannot be compared against Next.js, AspNetCore, Flask, Express.js, or any other framework in any other language I could imagine.

Came to the comments looking for this.

Icee what you did there.

How come there is no TypeScript support, but in the official GitHub repo (https://github.com/sveltejs/svelte) they state:

"The compiler is written in TypeScript, but don't let that put you off — it's basically just JavaScript with type annotations."

That's awesome. I ran into this situation in C#, and looks like it is useful in some cases.

https://zpbappi.com/curiously-recurring-template-pattern-in-...

Yeah, this is classic neural network hype. I wish there were a way to automatically copy-paste my usual comment on trusting the MIT Tech Review, and especially its Emerging Technologies column, whenever such a link is submitted.

That was a good read. In-depth but understandable. Thanks for sharing.

I decided to block all medium cookies in Chrome a few weeks ago when that message popped up, and now that you mention it I haven't seen it in a while, so I guess it is enough, no scripts/add-ons required.

That will come in handy, thanks!

> It's like renting a car 365 days out of the year instead of purchasing, it only makes sense if you only need it sporadically.

Spot on! Great analogy.

Nice one, I laughed out loud.

Thanks!

Fighting boredom by becoming dumber, couldn't have said it better myself.

If you feel like this is happening, it is time for a change.

Article is behind a paywall...

That's an interesting way to put it into words. In paper sounds like a really unefficient pipeline (vegetables -> animals -> humans).

Thanks for that, made me reflect on how stupid it sounds but how common it is.

I'm an enduro and downhill rider myself, and I don't see these coming anytime soon to the "mountain bike" world. Looks fragile and susceptible of failure under high forces and dirt/mud.

Traffic in a highway during rush hours, can't imagine a better analogy. Nailed that one.

Very sensationalist... too focused on the comparison against Tesla.