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In the US politics had been primarily about policy and not morality. That changed a couple of decades ago as the '60s radicals gradually aged into high political office. Over the years the moral tinge grew to become overwhelming. Each side casting each other as demons.
This rose to a raucous crescendo with the outrageous attacks on Trump after the 2020 election and during the Biden admin. Cries of Hitler and Fascist and Felon and "the end of democracy" were continuously screeched from the organs of the left. This precipitated two assassination attempts on Trump's life, and a number of other violent episodes.
Now this has culminated in the assassination of Charlie Kirk which has drawn a very bright, and very straight moral line through the fabric of our society. It's not about politics anymore. The people who celebrated the Kirk assassination are not making political arguments. They are simply making statements about their own hateful immorality.
@unclebobmartin 100% worth it. I've been using it for months to help me with multiple projects and tight deadlines.
It's really incredible for productivity.
@wtravishubbard For example, doing data mining from various sources. No need to create relations or normalize anything at that point that would become counter productive and a bottleneck.
@elonmusk do you think A.I. will integrate with crypto (blockchain) in the future to deal with financial transactions on behalf of the user instead of tradicional payment systems?
@unclebobmartin@codeopinion We get into the problem of anemic models/entities with anemic setters and getters by making all fields public and invite data inconsistence. I think it should be mandatory to enforce encapsulation and only expose entity domain methods instead.
@codeopinion@unclebobmartin why nobody's using private fields in typescript classes. Every field is public!! Fields should not be changed anytime! Is encapsulation considered overengineering now a days? Or is it not important anymore? Jus leave all fields public!