Exuma

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by Exuma 4y ago
If you don't see how that's fluid and why it's valuable then that feature isn't for you. But it's certainly unquestionably fluid unlike a lot of other trash apps.
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by Exuma 4y ago
Is papertrail a log drain?
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by Exuma 4y ago
Commenting on this amazing piece of history.
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by Exuma 4y ago
What do they cost?
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by Exuma 5y ago
What about simply using the heroku CLI which is the default? I've used that for every heroku project, I didn't even think to connect to github. I suppose the main benefit is that it's automated.
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by Exuma 5y ago
Are we required to force it to use Wireguard instead of "Automatic" for this to work?
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by Exuma 5y ago
@simon let's see a photograph of the whole kitchen, you have piqued my interest
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by Exuma 5y ago
Well if that is possible, that's great, but when I've asked similar questions before the answer is always to use some external library like joinmonster or whatever.
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by Exuma 5y ago
I was referring to this: https://join-monster.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
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by Exuma 5y ago
Yes, but not every query should be a view (materialized or not) because the ORM doesnt support things like lateral join, cross join, etc.
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by Exuma 5y ago
I have a simple question -- I've looked at GraphQL in the past and it seems extremely limited when you start wanting to do more complicated types of joins for performance, etc. This is such a fundamental thing to any webapp in my mind,
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by Exuma 5y ago
This is awesome, saving for later
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by Exuma 5y ago
Brave is not a good or secure browser, you can search here on HN for all the things they do wrong
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by Exuma 5y ago
command+l,n,enter
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by Exuma 5y ago
What an absolutely cringe article, jesus christ almighty. Edit: Literally the BEST decision I made was to become a programmer. Nearly EVERY door that has opened has been the direct or indirect result of my own ability to build whatever my i
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by Exuma 5y ago
"name" is definitely not a good parameter to remove...
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by Exuma 5y ago
What do people use besides Jekyll?
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by Exuma 5y ago
what MERV rating is that. I do that now but I thought it's MERV 8 which really won't remove much at all
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by Exuma 5y ago
What sensor do you have? And what is the boxfan hack? I live near very bad wild fires and I need a much better filtering then my current grow filter which doesn't seem to work that well.
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by Exuma 5y ago
I draw and paint every day, and believe it or not I approach art in the same way. I can get flashes of what something looks like finished but they're somewhat distant feeling. On the other hand, I will just know exactly what to do from
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by Exuma 5y ago
I always wished I had much stronger spatial awareness like that. In my mind I got strong visualizations that last ~2 seconds before they evaporate like a cloud of vapor, and I need to "rebuild" them over and over in a fairly fragm
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by Exuma 5y ago
Lol hmmmm... very interesting. So how do you pronounce "nose" (like on your face)? Second question: how do you pronounce "bulldozer" (like the heavy machinery)
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by Exuma 5y ago
You're making a point that I'm not ("someone is correcting someone else's spelling therefore ill dig through every single word to find a mistake they make and call them a hypocrite"). I just said above I don't
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by Exuma 5y ago
Interesting, so when you said the following 2 sentences: The team will lose the game. The lid on the jar is loose. How did you pronounce lose/loose up until now (either out loud or in your head)?
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by Exuma 5y ago
No it's definitely not a typo lol, it's people who are reading it wrong in their head. The sheer amount of time that specific mistake is made very strongly leads me to believe it's most definitely not a typo. Watch, now that
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by Exuma 5y ago
Yes I get it, grammar nazi blah blah blah. I don't normally ever correct people's grammar (because who cares), but this one error is just so mindblowing to me, and the SHEER amount of times I see it makes me go absolutely nuts, be
447.
by Exuma 5y ago
How does it work?
448.
by Exuma 5y ago
But wasn't it his friends though? I would imagine they were friends who didn't work there, so how would it find them then?
449.
by Exuma 5y ago
Who else googled and saw git gc/git fsck SO answer and tried it.
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by Exuma 5y ago
"very limited uses" mmmmm what? Reactive frameworks are one of the widest used front-end design patterns. You answered my questions with a bunch of theoretical non-answers that comes off like a tech purist who hasn't actually

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