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That's because of Segwit adoption and Batching.

Amazing isn't it?

You say this as if Hillary would have been so much better.. No, this ones on all the people who continue to stick their head in the sand and try to blame the other team.

the problem with this statement is we weren't given a fair choice of options.. It was this or that and they both stunk to high heaven.

lol, after a reread I concur.

Let me tell you, don't worry about it.. You'll use your skills to smoothly transition to something else..

I've been in this industry since copper and telco was hot shit.. I went from doing Telco programming > IT > Web Development > scalable enterprise applications.

Why bother stressing over something you have no control over? Do what you love and the money follows.

There is a difference in engineering and programming. An engineer uses programming to solve an engineering problem. If all you can do is program, you're just not as valuable. Programming is one of many tools I use in my every day job as an engineer.

I think this goes back to being an expert in a "domain". Being able to apply programming to that domain is far more valuable.

That sounds more like flux, how do they avoid all the boilerplate that flux was? It was very very painful.

React has made me a happier developer and affords me a lifestyle to take care of my family very well. So I'm very thankful for everything that's taken place to bring React to where it is.

I got the same feeling many many years ago when I made the switch from PHP > Rails.

Edit: Why is this being down voted? shrug Must be 2 sad Ember devs... Badum PSSH

actually once redux is introduced to react it's very very very functional.. so hold the sadness