I was teen ager and that experience made me get a higher education and taught me that this is NOT what I should do! You are missing the point about MY experience.

It was a shit experience with shit managers.

That was 35 years ago!

I am in my 60's now and appreciate the lessons learnt in my teens to make the choices I made to better myself.

And that's why you go to school and get a career where you are not treated like a ...

I worked in some shit jobs as a teenager, and it shaped what I did later in life.

Because they don't want to do shit jobs. I look at my friends and family's kids and they expect "cushy, high paying jobs".

I grew up as a teenager doing shit jobs that taught me what I don't want to do for the rest of my life.

Young people don't want to work given that mom and dad will pay the way.

It's going to take tough times for the "helicopter" kids to realize they need to do shit jobs!

I guess it's Brazilian, Mexican or nothing.

The most important point is the world needs to separate Americans from MAGA Nazi's

Thats why governments fund this research.

Please do it, tax the wealthy. Most average people cannot afford Champagne on a regular basis.

Please do it, tax the wealthy. Most average people cannot afford Champagne on a regular basis.

That would be a tax on the wealthy. A step in the right direction.

I am not being a doomer, I am being realistic.

He is wealthy beyond imagination and drunk with power. I agree with your idea conceptually.

I think it's been factored into the equation and he expects Tesla to go down.

Let me rephrase it, Musk has calculated that he can make more money by stealing from the government and letting Tesla die. He saw the writing on the wall that Tesla was not going to be the darling of yester-year and that the competition is copying his tech and would begin losing value.

Do you know what HTS represents?

Are they going to bring another religious freak show?

Be careful about what you wish for!

This bigger problem is with MS dog fooding their tech. If they don't use it, then the tech is destined for the dustbin because it doesn't get the resources to 'finish' it.

The use of Blazor by the Aspire team is a good sign.

MAUI is destined for the dustbin because MS doesn't use it anywhere.

I love the fact that we have the option of WASM.

There are so many options in the toolbox and you can always change with little effort if requirements change.

What I like is the ability to abstract and not have to deal with the impedance mismatch when having different technologies.

For example, my AI stuff uses the same data models and communication interfaces as Blazor and MAUI apps.

MAUI is a different animal and discussion but all share.

I agree. I use it for Line of Business apps with < 2500 users and it's scaleable in my use cases. Done some cool SPA stuff with elegant abstractions that make it easy to develop Line of Business apps ... i.e. Replacement for Lightswitch.

Does it scale to millions ... not!

I don't use WASM.

WASM is a part of the Blazor architecture. WASM is NOT Blazor, it's a part of the toolkit.

It is only useable for small apps.