Only 30% of people make more than the average.

Is it a waste to make people have a better impression of you? Depends on your job I guess?

I think my two replies to your comments are the only ones I've made on the subject of laravel in my entire time of being on hacker news.

So no, I'm not here to defend laravel.

I was enjoying the irony of reading the article on safari only to have it cut off so they can ask me for my personal information to track me.

It's a paywalled site. They're not tracking you other than to ask you to pay for the content. This will only become more common as sites shift from ad revenue to subscriptions.

I’m not too sure about that. There’s no guarantee they won’t both get your payment and then track you (with confirmed personal details you provided during payment).

First step: Primary education is made easier, everybody passes, so the minimum standard is secondary education

Second step: Secondary education is made easier, everybody passes, so the minimum standard is university.

That's why everybody needs a master's/doctorate now.

Reminds me of this little piece of news from today. They are selling a small Spanish village using Wallapop, which is an app that could be considered a local version of Craigslist. The price: €90M

https://www.lavanguardia.com/vida/20191209/472142739583/vent...