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That works well for ruby and javascript and probably lots of others.
e.g. something like the equivalent of
def foo
bar.map do |b|
b.do_something!
debugger if b.state == :something_youre_interested_in
end
rescue => e
debugger
end
> Making watch logic for that sometimes is too complicated or changes the outcome (race conditions especially).
Sounds good to me. Let's require regular re-testing while we're at it.
We can’t do that either for now, but is way easier on the feasibility scale.
The Alcubierre drive is only a thought experiment that requires "exotic matter" (aka fairy dust) to work.
In my book, it's wrong to pay if original authors don't get that payment.
Wait, are you under the impression that the authors don't get paid?
One thing I think all founders/Product people should consider is that there are off label(so to speak) uses for everything.
Many many people use travel planning software as escapism from drudgery. This is an opportunity not just to sell them travel, but also anything that immediately salves their boredom. Maybe a weekend getaway, a movie night tonight, or a hot date with a hot <gender> this week?
In this case the off label usage likely is much more frequent than the real thing because as Garry says people do not take much vacation; but how often do they dream of vacations?-- all the time.
Similar could be said about realtor.com People arent there just to buy houses, but to dream of what their current house could be (that they cannot afford). So maybe they're viewing lots of houses with pools? Sell them an above ground pool and a luxurious lounge chair...
> Many many people use travel planning software as escapism
Heh yeah I caught that too. My wife plans many, many trips per year - but we certainly don't go on all of them, hah. The planning is a hobby in itself.
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Which is still a good outcome, because you don't want to overwhelm the healthcare system to the point that it can't handle anything that isn't COVID.
That was the whole point of the early-pandemic "flatten the curve" campaigns.
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