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One side-effect is the suits provide a lens on the parts of the T&Cs that retail investors do not like. Court action (and senate hearings)have the ability to hold the publics attention under certain circumstances. Especially if there is
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Note: this is an account of using Rust in a single service > The service we switched from Go to Rust is the “Read States” service. And the conclusion doesn't indicate "switching", but rather Rust is an "option" f
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I don't know this news site, but I hope its a typo
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If parler is being used for either wide-spread or violent-motivated sedition, that might sway the court of public opinion somewhat.
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I like to hope, if I am ever afflicted by a virus; the inevitable distress of "A virus? woe is me" will be tempered by the pithy thought, "A virus whence is me".
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6y ago
During my first 2 months of messing with nestjs, I keep finding myself in this article again and again. I've not gone through it exhaustively, but I suspect it would have been a great starting point.
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Future of TypeORM
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My take: GraphQL allows (limited) queries from the client. GraphQL unlocks Frontend-acting-as-Product, or Product At the cost of (hopefully) a smartly written decorator, a schema-based boilerplate, or a bunch of resolvers. And surely, I gue
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Ah yes, I was being too loose in my language. I should have said: "gets my father enough credits, so HE does not worry about the costs of running the AC", which upon reflection might only be during and and the evenings"
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If you install your own panels, you can of course simply sell back to the electricity company. In South Australia, a few roof panels, gets you enough credits to essentially run the AC without needing to consider the power cost.
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I started using TypeScript about 7 months ago. And heavily in the last 3 months. I'm up to speed now, but I still feel I'm missing an opinion. e.g. I have naturally been drawn to "maximally infer" types, whilst I see oth
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I'd rather they just consumed the battery of my 4 year old iphone 4, until it was useless. What they did was practically make my iphone 4 useless, forcing me to abandon the phone due to an OS upgrade. This single experience re-defined
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"But it's the world we live in" if we do nothing.
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6y ago
As in I can't play Spotify remotely at all?
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Is there a road map?
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Minor note: The puzzlement around gene-selection isn't, "Why so fast?" but "Why so fast and LATE (between 3000 and 1500 years ago)?"
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Oh, that seems conveivable. I used Formik long before hooks, then later, after hooks. I remember hesitating a few times because some of the exceedingly neat pattern/syntaxes were impacted negatively by hooks. I still "happy"
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Can we make this the UI for AWS please?
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Yes its faster, for majority of cases. But if you overload the bridge, you not only hit a bottleneck, you hit an async bottleneck between your UI code and native. Very rare for that to happen in my experience, and well worth the trade-off
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It lives on in web APIs
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The only reason i don't like bigger form factor, is bend-ability. But thats not a big deal. Next time I upgrade a household phone (iPhone7 and 2016SE) it will be this one
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7y ago
I am not blind, but as a frontend engineer, I have noticed when myself or my colleges do frontend state, we will use TDD/Component testing using enzyme or react-testing library for days, and only do the final test visually.
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The article clearly is titled "abusive partner", it is not gendered. Which means you are projecting a gender, and subsequently doing the mental arithmetic get be outraged by that projection.
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I'm afraid that is absolutely NOT what we can expect. It is unfortunately much more statistical: The more time couples spend together when there is abuse, the more likely abuse will occur. There may be outlying scenarios like the ones
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The human has to verify the snapshot. Its quicker to create. It can be slower to run. Its not lazy, its just a trade-off space.
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Hm. The fact that markdown doesn't understand its own structure is a bit annoying - but anchor tags are easy. I could be swayed, but I personally LIKE markdowns limited palette.
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I remember ~4 years ago, I needed to retrieve an old file, and I discovered that DropBox does write a diff-based repo, which you can restore at different points. I don't remember the details, but I needed to use some sort of CLI to ac
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Dreams, a PS4 Game Engine
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A nice series of visualisations for those looking for more context https://graphics.reuters.com/AUSTRALIA-BUSHFIRES-SCALE/0100B...
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How can you "stalk" and observe someone's sentiment toward a project at Facebook Inc?
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