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EugeneOZ
4y ago
I had the same issue (very severe headache), and this is my solution: https://www.reddit.com/r/macbookpro/comments/rh9bdm/semiwork... It's not what expected, it’s disappointing, and I’ll switch to a
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Dear downvoters, read the facts and numbers: https://www.unep.org/news-and-stories/story/methane-emission...
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> As humanity tries to reduce its carbon emissions It's time to change this stereotype. Humanity tries to reduce its greenhouse gases emissions, and CO2 is not the biggest problem.
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Well, that’s interesting, considering all these privacy violations...
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Thanks. It would be insane.
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Really? Do they preinstall TikTok?
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6M requests per month can be served by a $20 VPS.
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M322y Ch2157m45 4nd H4ppy N3w Y342!
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After that famous level of Tesla quality? I think he is stealing the fame of the real SpaceX engineers just because he has a much bigger influence in the media.
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Measuring TTI and not even mentioning Qwik? Weird :)
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You don’t need observable inputs in your Angular components
(medium.com)
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I use "light" mode in daytime (most of my programming time), and "dark" mode at night (mostly on my phone). Works fine for me.
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No, it can not be compared to Siri or other existing assistants. ChatGPT can be very delusional and very self-confident. For example, if you ask ChatGPT to bring some quotes about some topic - all of them (or most of them) will be fake.
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In 7 years they never updated their framework version, and then concluded that it's now difficult to find developers for their mess. What a surprise!
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And you are still wrong. Bigger companies often pick Angular.
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You could borrow some good ideas from Monaco Editor. If some application can run on a web page, then it's a completely different level for a “cross-platform” badge.
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Do you think that a regular developer pays thousands of dollars every year to prolong hundreds of domains?
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topic-starter clearly mentioned that the domain was purchased one year ago, not in 2019.
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It is an absolutely ok price for any profitable business. Domains like that are expected to be owned by real businesses, not just cybersquatters, trying to sell them later to profitable businesses. Try to find prices that cybersquatters are
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8 billion - USA population = how many people you insulted.
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Collections State Management Service for Angular
(medium.com)
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If you feel that I’m putting words into your mouth - I’m sorry about that, it was not intended.
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You are right, I prefer exactly this - to separate CSS, HTML, and JS/TS. I know that “smaller components are better”, I agree with this rule, but I prefer to draw the boundaries myself, not forced by the capabilities of my code editor.
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It's ridiculous to me to read that for some people it is desired to have CSS, JS, and HTML in the same file. I would never consider it an improvement.
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It is still kind of toxicity: “cool, you did it, but you could do it better - I could do it better, just out of time”. Don't be toxic to don’t get that hostility.
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It reminds me "Teach Yourself C++ in 21 days". You just need to quickly learn Swift (which you will use exactly nowhere after this task). It's astonishing how ungrateful people are. Even writing documentation for the software
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The most shocking thing for me. The real stopper for anyone who is still trying to keep their trust in LastPass.
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The author mentioned, that Tailwind doesn't support the “perspective” style attribute - if it's correct (I have no expertise in this), then Tailwind is not just CSS.
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Disagree, an example with margins (the second example in the article) is not complicated or rare.
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Create a list of the products you need and try to find deals for this list. Otherwise, there is a huge chance to buy something you don't actually need, just because it's a good deal. Then it will be a good deal for the seller :)
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