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Thanks for confirming what I had in mind.

I just understood the social development platform approach, that is on top of revision control and has its benefits when are developers are on one platform like bitbucket or github.

It makes sense if you are on the same social coding platform.

Sorry to hear that your IDE totally sucks - scnr.

It just depends on how you approach it, since I prefer to work local and upstream revisions with change notes, the main reason for revision control.

Given the featureset of github, it makes somehow sense, it just contradicts revision control to work directly in the repository.

A good example of creeping featurism.

I always thought the PRC is behaving like the USA, because it tries to close the economical and technological gap to competing nations.

Not bad for a single-party socialist state constituted 1949 compared to a federal presidential constitutional republic constitued 1788.

I fail to understand why I shouldn't use my favorite editor, I'd call it a non-feature (useless, not available from the competion because it is useless).

At a certain degree quantification and comparing numbers is just stupid, and Bruce is still right we suck at this, and so is he.

To be honest, you shouldn't read fiction, read Weizenbaum, Joseph instead.

Just an intresting observation and question: why is this linking to techcrunch and not directly to https://optin.stopwatching.us/ ?

As the largest single-party socialist state, which choice do you really have? To protect your citizens and markets is one of the primary missions in a socialist state to avoid economical exploitation from imperial forces.

Compare the RF (fromer USSR) and the PRC.