Thanks for the link. When I started learning Go modules that spec was not available (or it was a lot smaller). After a brief look I feel the Go modules spec is longer and more complex than the (original) Go language spec which is quite ironic :-D. I still like Go although it's sad seeing it straying from the 'one true' path of simplicity.
I'm a simple man, I experiment a lot, I create a module locally and bam, straight from the beginning I have to decide where I will host this module and very often I don't want to make it public so I only keep it locally on my machine, but often I need to share my module among my several machines (laptop, mini desktop) but I still don't want to share with github publicly and it's annoying that there is no easy way to do this AFAIK. In a better world I would create a "module" in a folder, give it a symbolic name at most (like 'ShinyModule') and share it in various ways; like I could share the folder using samba, ftp, ftps, sftp, https and in the consuming side, you would just import 'ShinyModule' and have a single file per consuming module which says:
Don't play naive.. the laws and regulations are not put in place for that percent of business owners/managers that would not abuse their employees out of principle even when they can, it's for the other ones that do.
The good news is that we can start helping right away, there is no need to wait for these long debates about the role of the first world towards the second and the third. That will take way too long. We can each pick 2 or three persons from the third world and send them money to aquire the means of surviving the coming crisis. How much have you thought donating monthly/yearly? I can put you in touch with people ready to act.
Good intentions and high hopes are worth close to 0. IMHO at least one of us is badly disconnected from reality. In my part of the world "we" fail to educate our kids worse than ever, how on earth are "we" gonna educate the rest 3-4 billion people.. "Somebody do something !!!"
>>we should do more to address the causes of migration
In my opinion not even God himself (if he exists) can address the causes of migration unless He changes the natural rules overnight. The idea that you and me or even Elon Musk + Bill Gates can actually do something to address the actual causes of migration sounds very naive, horribly naive, and please don't take it as an offense. Lets say for a moment that there is a miracle and "we" fix the poverty and the climate in the world tomorrow. How long do you think will that last ? 20-30 years until the world population doubles again ? What do you do then when this overpopulation combined with the corresponding consumption and pollution brings us back to the current situation ? Will you invite "us" all again to fix everything back ? How are "we" going to fix this situation ? By working each of us overtime or what ?
I'm trying to understand what is this and it seems I'm missing a lot of context. Could someone help me understand what is this and why is important ? Thank you.