At some point accumulating more money is no longer about added utility and more like a kind of cynical game score. And musky boy is clearly chasing that high score.
At some point accumulating more money is no longer about added utility and more like a kind of cynical game score. And musky boy is clearly chasing that high score.
This is beyond micromanagement. Nanomanagement? Or did they skip a step and go straight to picomanagement?
So his “crime” that you want to punish him for is that he improved things in a way that made sense in the context of his time instead of looking decades into the future and forcing a drastic change immediately long before society was anywhere near ready for it? Seriously?
I drew better trucks in crayon when I was 5.
I like to describe it as “a five year old’s idea of a cool car”. I guess you had better taste than most at that age.
A week of training seems quite optimistic.
It’s not like there was nothing at all in that space before git came along, e.g. we had svn before, and mercurial more or less in parallel.
You can buy gold (and other precious metals) as exchange traded commodities, no reason to have them physically delivered to your home and risk damaging your floor.
Conserve what? Certainly not the environment, human rights, common decency or democratic traditions. So, what else?