Ich denke niemand wird dir hier die "richtige" Antwort geben können. Viele Konzepte haben sich durchgesetzt, obwohl vorher alle die Köpfe geschüttelt haben.
Der Glaube einzelner Personen an etwas ist nicht sehr aussagekräftig.
luckystarr
joined 2 years ago
I'm definitely looking forward to Unpack[...]. This makes kwargs typing manageable for the first time.
The rest is nice too, but no game changers.
Red tape? I thought it was spelled "independence" or "autonomy".
When I was thinking about it a bit further, I realized that carbon capture is probably doomed from the start.
Most carbon emissions happen as a side effect for something which generates economic value, and thus the emissions got scaled to the extent we observe today. Everybody wants to make money, or help their community by doing so as so they (necessarily) emit carbon.
What economic incentive can people have to capture carbon? You can't sell the result, you don't bring value to your community, you can't do it as a side effect... so: it won't scale.
Having a price on carbon seems the right way, but I have the feeling that this won't bring the extent of scale we would need.
My guess is that carbon removal will be our new normal for decades to come. We will hope to be able to change something with it, with uncertain outcomes.
New money laundering scheme?
This seems to be a thing with Dell. My Dell doesn't work well together with my (Dell) monitor!
How else would you send spam or stage a DDOS attack? /s
Just rewatched "The Visitor". Can't believe I forgot about that one. I'm definitely not crying right now, no no. Thank you.
Restating my assumptions...
Awesome! I really like it.
Question though: why does the maiden have Groot in her hair?
The trick is to assign someone the responsibility of the upgrade and give them the authority to tell the other developers how their newly added code shall look like. This will get you there eventually.
Seen it work on a >1 million SLOC project.