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la12
7y ago
I read through your link, it's a cleverly written piece with very little to support its conclusions. > Empirical studies of immigration’s effect on national economies confirm the general impact shown in the third chart. A review by
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7y ago
What is the numerical upper limit to your goodwill? And what about the current citizens who are relatively poorer off because off high number of low skilled new immigrant arrivals? Does a nation not owe more to its current citizens?
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7y ago
I'm not sure why you're avoiding talking about the role of Pakistan in creating the whole conflict in Kashmir. Pakistan invented out of the whole cloth an armed struggle aspect to the Kashmir situation. It's extremely conveni
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7y ago
Can you just answer one question? Do you honestly believe that Kashmir would in reality ever exist as an independent country when it is such a strategic piece of land between 3 nuclear powers? If not, Pakistan's argument about "
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7y ago
In that case, they should have deprecated the "function(){}" notation or at least made it such that arrow function doesn't overlap it. The current scene is that most people don't know what the real difference between arr
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7y ago
At this point, I'm convinced that Javascript is basically a jobs creation program. We go on adding fancy new syntax for little or no gain. The whole arrow function notation, for example, buys nothing new compared to the old notation of
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7y ago
Because a web-app is the only way you can monetize a desktop app like functionality in 2019. Linux desktop toolkits and dev environment utterly sucks. You'll have to develop 3 different codebases for Win, Mac and Linux. Worse still, yo
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7y ago
> if you can do things in a native desktop app, you're almost always better off than with a browser based solution The reason fewer and fewer people are doing this are more to do with funding. So if I were to build software today,
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7y ago
The real reason in vast majority of cases, why most of our software seems slow is not because someone used Javascript instead of Win32 C or something else programming language related. The real driver of slowness are the network requests fo