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Instead we're ruled by large, monopolistic corporations that have so much power they can avoid paying taxes, pay off almost any politician and basically set any policy that they want. I'll never understand why people are fine with our current system.

I think your comment is basically neoliberlism in a nutshell. Let the market decide, right?

But when it comes to guns we just throw up ours hands and say whaddya gonna do.

It's a sick joke

For those that complain that high tax rates are holding CA and NY back - how do you explain all of the growth and innovation from these states for decades?

You don't want to show your cards in a negotiation, right? So how could the President and Congress say to the American people "this is what we're going to offer and accept from China" and pretend that the Chinese aren't going to hear it too?

Secrecy is often a horrible idea but this is a really complicated issue.

My guess is Putin has compromised Trump and Trump as POTUS benefits Russia greatly.

These other frameworks are mature and battle tested enough in agreeable enough programming languages, why attempt to reinvent them in Go?

Go's strength and afaik original purpose for Google was for creating smaller services, not a web app monolith.

It's a people problem, not a technology one - the elevator was already invented.

"The Rent Is Too Damn High" is a good, short book on this.

Incredibly well written, touching and also an insider look at a period of American music that I'm really interested in.

Its true though that I have less (fake) friends now.

It's at this point that shit falls apart and the manager starts to care about these technical choices and all of the time and money that will be needed to be spent to rewrite.

Call it maintenance costs if you want but those costs are directly affected by the technology decisions you make.