25+ yr Java/JS dev
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  • Mate, stop getting high and watching Captain Planet reruns. It’s unhealthy.

    You are talking about folks who are profoundly mentally ill and radiate malice. They might become a Steven Miller, but they could never get elected. It’s like the same dill holes who think they are going to get elected ina platform of fascism and then suddenly unmask like muahaha! I’ve been a secret socialist all along!

    And the James Bond villains that would need to support them are fucking morons. Musk is the closest we can come and look at how fucking stupid he is. And useless. He blew half a billion dollars and accomplished nothing.

    If these fucking minty-fresh suppositories destroy civilization, it’ll be by accident, not part of some Machiavellian plot. Someone will invent a way to transmute oxygen to Bitcoin and it’s all over. That’s the worst they can do.




  • I’m not down for murdering folks without due process. That being said, if one dispassionately measures the good done vs the harm caused, throwing every billionaire into the sea — even the “good ones” — the math suggests more good would be done then harm. Sometimes it’s difficult to reconcile the morality of not murdering them.

    We need a shitload of Luigis to take the moral hit, leaving the rest of us to be innocently outraged. I, for one, would be the first to write a sternly worded online comment.






  • Ironically in this case the bug was in the MVC controller and fixed as part of a ports-and-adapters AOP audit implementation. MVC isn’t immune to it. It was a controller endpoint calling another controller endpoint, because someone was doing a bit of business logic there rather than in the service.

    Yes, had they implemented MVC properly they wouldn’t have done that. Anyway your point is well taken but as it happens in this case, the deities of irony conspired against you today.