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by 88913527 5y ago
By shopping weekly ads and couponing, and being more willing to make meals from whatever is on sale (I made my first ever pot roast last week, and it was divine) -- I've cut my food budget by 50%. Granted, I wasn't being that sele
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I think you're being overly apologetic here. This entire discussion is an excessive amount of mindshare for receiving a single email or two. I regularly get email I don't care for. I deal with it. I don't think you're a
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by 88913527 5y ago
Could have been resolved with a "unsubscribe from this email" link included on the first email.
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Might as well eschew all zoning laws and turn your home into a junkyard or a industrial manufacturing facility by the same rationale: it is your home, after all.
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> If they want to publish their upstream as malware, okay. NPM's terms explicitly disallow malware. They're free to put the raw source on say GitHub, but the author isn't permitted to package and distribute it on NPM. htt
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With this and the now $15.49/mo fee increase, I'm getting ready to churn. One foot out the door.
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I constantly hear Product Owners say that it's okay and acknowledged that ultimately, you hit walls with no-code/low-code. There was no button to do Thing X, so you just can't do it. But did anyone validate this with the end
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I often use `t` to quickly search for a file by name. It's got reasonably good matching: querying for "foo.svg" will show a match for "foobarbaz.svg".
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Maybe they're trying to nudge us towards smaller PRs. Many reviewers gloss over 300+ line changes in a single file. Approved with a "LGTM" and no further comment, but perhaps that's more a cultural issue with the team th
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I agree with you, but if you find yourself feeling burdened, perhaps there's a genuine opportunity for introspection: why are you feeling burdened? You don't owe them anything, they're asking you for your time. You're do
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Because the method is indeed async, you can say "I'm fine thanks how are you" with no future expectation of immediate reply. It's okay. If they wanted sync, they would've asked for a phone call. But, suppose you swi
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There's a sizable number of Chinese internet users that regularly use American social media even though none of them formally operate there.
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I wonder how Flux works in regions which reach 24 hours of sunlight or 24 hours of nighttime in certain seasons. Can you make reasonable (or meaningful) assumptions about sleeping hours in those conditions? The program seems to kick in arou
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Older packages are more likely to be vetted as non-problematic than newer packages. As time goes own, the vulnerabilities are disclosed. If you're upgrading to a package that's 1 day old, the community hasn't had the time to
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Needlessly upgrading all of your packages leaves you open to supply chain attacks. If one of those NPM packages got quietly compromised (and my lockfile likely has 4-to-5 digits worth of dependencies in it), you invested time in making what
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Is there any plausible reason why mysqljs should accept anything other than a string for the parameters array (second argument)? connection.query("SELECT * FROM accounts WHERE username = ? AND password = ?", [{username: {usern
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Everywhere free rides off the innovation produced by the United States. Everyone. I don't see why we'd be calling out Europe specifically, though perhaps there are interesting introspections to be made there.
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Depends on the menu item. The scrambled eggs arrive plastic sealed, arranged in a 2d array. The eggs for McMuffin's are are a regular egg, cracked open on the spot.
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Make a DNS TXT record to prove the relation between an address and a domain name. We have the tools today to solve this problem.
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I dislike this comment because it implies remote workers are a burden. As soon as you have one on-site worker, you need a physical office space, security, and sanitation staff. These things are not free. Either type of worker imposes burden
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As someone who recognizes what's best for me may not be best for others, I will comfortably acknowledge some companies should do full RTO while others remain hybrid. If you do a four-square of RTO-or-Hybrid/Remote vs Success-or-Un
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I remove from the oven between 115 to 120 degrees, then let rest for 5 minutes under foil. Let carryover cooking do the remaining work. Then pan sear for about 2-3 minutes, flipping occasionally, spooning butter and the rendered fat over th
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What about the cost of maintaining the server? I've had poor experiences with maintaining my own VPS in the past. Basic advice is setup fail2ban and I'm unable to ascertain if that's adequate. We're not all walking aroun
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16 minutes would still be an incredible turn around for groceries.
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If a low code tool can overcome the inner platform effect, then they'd win. But if you want all the paradigms like version control and what not, then code is the best tool for a representation that interop's with the rest of your
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I'd characterize more as "Turn off JavaScript, and lose access to any site fronted by Cloudflare."
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They're giving Black Mirror a run for their money.
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You understood correctly; I was mis-informed. Today I learned about the "Trailer" header. I'm curious how HTTP clients handle that. A client like window.fetch will resolve with a headers object-- does it include the trailers
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HTTP headers must be written before the body; so once you start writing the body, you can't switch back to writing headers. Server-sent events appears to me to just be chunked transfer encoding [0], with the data structured in a partic
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A digital file isn't scarce. I can make as many copies as I want.

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