toshk
Joined 6 years ago
Joined 6 years ago
It happens here too. During Covid, also here the lab leak theory was talked as a crazy non-scientific conspiracy.
Anyway the point is also not that cloud didn't solve any issues but that by solving 1 issue, you get 5 new issues, and you solve one of those and you get again 5 new ones. And the loop keeps going endlessly.
If you crave social connections, but dont know how to make them, you havent learned a coreskill for being a human and there are much deeper issues, such as depression, at play. Would be time to look at therapy or other more structural solutions.
An app won't solve your social & community issues.
If you are asking to make a recipe of a bike & sand, it should simply say not possible.
Im not saying you shouldn't launch, or call it a fun or experimental tool, but to just disclaimer your way out of things is too easy.
Isn't the traditional solution not just to pick up some hobby's, go out, some cultural events?
It's not easy at times, but especially at events with shared interests it's normally easiest to connect to like minded people, and those connection have a chance of lasting.
But I understand nothing of this field
What's the general consensus here, real or not?
Most of time you want business logic in the same place. In a big & old codebase it can be very hard to fix things if there are multiple places.
But certain things can be easily repeated.
UN org claims 3.4 million per year by the end of the century: https://www.v-20.org/new-health-data-shows-unabated-climate-...
See other one here: https://www.forbes.com/sites/dishashetty/2021/07/30/climate-...
In general it's very rough, many things are hard to predict