the car, like a villa by the sea, is only desirable and useful insofar as the masses don’t have one.
I stopped reading there. This flawed axiom will not have a good argument built upon it.
Reducing the dependencies on cars is a great goal to strive towards, but articles like this don’t feel helpful to that end.
Fintech can take on the high stress culture of the financial world where you’re expected to just accept that money will make up for the ever increasing pressure to work more and harder to “win”. There’s a reason Wall Street is infamously known for cocaine
All that to say, I think your approach is better than what’s being suggested by others here.
Your kids might like https://www.codingame.com/start/
Kevin Powell has quality front end material. Jack Herrington has quality general and backend material for JavaScript and Typescript.
I’d suggest App Academy Open or The Odin Project to get both instruction on the basics and practice projects to work through.
Any YouTube channel is insufficient. You need to practice.
All I really need is the ability to do voice calls and screen shares.
Have you looked into Jitsi?
It’s not what I would have bet on, that’s for sure.
I certainly don’t like the Raddle community’s reaction to this, however Beehaw’s community has shown somewhat similar reactions to certain topics that have come up. Having some reactionary drama seems unavoidable in any social group. That said, the software that Raddle runs on is pretty sleek. Seems to rival Tildes in quality for a link aggregation and forum software. But it’s inability to federate makes it fundamentally different from lemmy.
Firefox:
FYI, I cross posted your question to three Programming.dev communities:
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