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That's really interesting. Could you give some examples?

The amount of bureaucracy a typical adult deals with is astonishing. I remember hearing once that it may be economical for some families to group together and appoint one person responsible for dealing with bureaucracy + 'professional' consumerism a la Costco deals and such.

How ironic that all that individualism will lead to a communal living arrangements again - at least for those wanting to create families.

Could you expand on the ROM game commands bit? Does it mean that all actions are serialized?

Hmmm, it seems I repeatedly have this discussion with others re: ORMs are inferior. If there is one point I initially wanted the article to make is to use relational databases first, and ORMs second. (i.e: as opposed to NoSQL solutions.) Perhaps I should edit the intro to the article to reflect that.

This is a different author at Monadical. The author of this article still uses Linux. (Source: I work at said company.)

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B2B apps developed in the west are unlikely to be useful for developing markets given the disparate priorities and market structure between developing and developed economies.

However, for B2C products (e. g: Figma, PhotoPea) you could charge a much lower price based on billing address, similar to how for example Spotify costs much less in the Philippines than in the UK.

Would you be kind enough to post more information about this?