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   by 0x457 4y ago

   > Same Dockerfile, same outcome, mostly every time. Uhm, no? Dockerfile has tons of side effects: - doing `apt-get update -y`? On some machines it will run, on others it won't be due to caching. - Using `FROM` that isn't locke
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   by 0x457 4y ago

   Well, isn't still type-safe then? If every field is optional, then a zero byte message is a totally valid message. The issue is that every field is optional, and there are no required fields at all. I'm very annoyed that all field
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   by 0x457 4y ago

   I don't know the situation now, but both used to sell their order flow to the same place. I used both and fills for pretty much the same. However, I used tasty platform to set up options and then execute them on RH most of the time.
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   by 0x457 4y ago

   It's because almost no one uses React the way it was created, but ultimately depends on what you mean by Web Framework. I don't think react includes enough to be a web framework. It's a library to make components for web page
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   by 0x457 4y ago

   Yeah, Cassandra uses a Distributed Hash Table with Consistent Hashing. When a new node added, it takes responsibility for a segment of a ring. When node removed, it's segment get redistributed. It's however in no way a drop-in rep