dvaletin

> I suspect there's got to be a showstopper that prevents its adoption Weves is one of them. Hydrofoils are sensible to waives

To show you ads on a screen on a fancy door.

Which only incentivize companies to publish unfinished products with “will fix it later” ideology.

Okay, but we speak about Linux here!

There is a difference between ongoing support and security fixes support. Oracle database dropped support itanium on Linux since version 11. I suggest others did this as well. Of course companies wanted to extend their HW lifetime as much as possible and switch from everyday production use to some secondary functions. But having this power hungry monsters online is a waste of money on my mind.

It’s an amazingly efficient way to maximize the google profit. Google for google case, when they faked their auction in order to get more revenue…

Why it took so long?

What you mean by relatively new? I observed bitflips a couple decades ago, causing machine to panic.

They don'w own this bitcoin wallet of course. They need receipt to attribute payment to them and get comission. They verify transaction and get into the loop.

Basically, having infinite budget you can send any gift you can imagine to your friend via Amazon at day-1 and cancel irrelevant orders at day-0 except correct one to make your friend happy at his BD, which is day+1. Make better future correcting your past decisions based on today information. Now the question is: how to get enough money?

> McKinsey reports - does anyone take them seriously?

CEOs do, I guess.

> Well they weren’t a good senior developer then. He wasn't. He was a mid grade dev, but it does not important, because even sr devs can fall in love with overcomplications.

> Even worse, the more concepts and abstractions you apply to your code the better programmer you are!

I had an Android programmer, who was eager to write clean code following GOF patterns, OP and the rest of the fancy things senior developers usually do. Ended up Android team with 3 devs required 3x time to develop same feature compared to single iOS engineer.

interesting to see the coincidence with solar flares

We are using docker-compose with mounting your local files inside of the container. You can either switch do docker or mount your local folder in VM via vagrant. Not sure live reload will work with the latter solution, but works pretty well with docker.