technically, what is holding us back, is that react even exists in the first place.

you got me beat, we're "only" battling with compat level 110.

so you want everything that is crappy about a tesla, and combine it with everything that is crappy about ICE cars?

@retoor "Python is not slow at all" - is that why it needs a c-written library to handle anything numerically in any acceptable time?

the performance difference between "doing math in python" and "doing math with numpy" was a factor well above 1000, last time i checked.

@galena no, asp was the stuff back in the 2000s. before dotnet. the stuff where you wrote shitty pages with vbscript.

does any service offer mysql for free and would you recommend using it for a clients website

question 1: maybe.

question 2: definitely not, not ever, never, not in a million years, you should reconsider your life choices for even entertaining the thought.

c#: have you tried `app.UseWebSockets()`?

@Grumm we cannot "create something new" either. we also just combine and recombine and variate stuff we have either already seen or hallucinated.

we also just learn from our inputs, with the difference that we have _constant, continuous_ input, and that we had a few million years of evulotionary head-start, while actual AI does not yet exist.

a divorce

"But is that intelligence?"

no. obviously no. even at the very first glance no.

it's just "machine learning". it's glorified autocomplete on steroids.

also: i'd argue that humans themselves do not posess what you describe as "true intelligence"

by your logic, is it also a joke if you "stand up for your right"?

it can't possibly be, ever, if you are involved in any way.

the best you can hope for in this situation is... "time".

it isn't.

macOS (and everything related) is just windows for people who have too much money and are too dumb for windows.

"Why do science bros write such shit code" - because their expertiese is "doing science", not "writing code". else they would be code bros.

because it is still windows.

well - when _did_ you try something new the last time?

@Lensflare counter perspective:

those fields emerge from the particular subset of math that is suitable to describing the phenomena that those fields are trying to describe.

it's all just "math, but with context"

@kiki

@Lensflare "The first law of thermodynamics states that, when energy passes into or out of a system (as work, heat, or matter), the system's internal energy changes in accordance with the law of conservation of energy. "

or in other terms: the whole topic IS the thermodynamic application of the law of convervation of energy.

@jestdotty "calories is a lie"

or maybe you just do not have an understanding of how "metabolism" works.

which, to be blunt, is far more likely than the alternate cases of "you're a thermodynamic impossibility" or "the whole of human history only exists to scam you specifically"

@Nmeri17 so you're complaining that a glorified autocomplete that is optimised not to answer your questions, but to collect your data; that is designed to be completely multi-purpose, with a target group consisting of "average people", spouts bullshit about very very very niche programming specifics?

no. it's way too easy, which is why way too many people in IT suck at their job.

@BordedDev "exceeds recommended caffeine intake" is the minimum strength for a single cup, IMHO

"too strong coffee" - sorry. you lost me there.

i do not understand this phrase.

*sips on a cup of caffeine-based tar

by making everyone believe that this is just a distraction, while it actually _is_ the real vessel?

if it's free, you're not the customer, but the product.

you simply pay with your data instead of your money.

@BordedDev we're talking about "validating single form fields" - the total payload of this is significantly less than the HTTP overhead. bandwidth is of no significant concern here, unless you do it very wrongly.

@jestdotty you don't have to announce yourself, you know? you're not that significant.

@Grumm "problem solved" in the same way that jumping off a bridge does.

um... hot-reloading on anything but a dev-server is pretty dumb.

and if you deploy to prod _that_ often that the application start time matters in any significant way, then your whole infrastructure is screwed up in soooo many ways