Raed667

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by Raed667 5y ago
It's for avoiding syntax issues, when you import multiple self-invoking functions. Here is a stackoverflow that explains it https://stackoverflow.com/a/7365214/4690715
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by Raed667 5y ago
Are you able to keep an "official" tax-address in Germany? That would be the easiest way while doing remote work.
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by Raed667 5y ago
I would suggest having this conversation with your boss and see if they're willing to let you relocate and work remotely. And if not, what you're describing is a very valid reason to quit. You don't need to justify yourself f
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by Raed667 5y ago
You can remove the `.min` from the URL and it easily readable https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/hiccupfx@1.1.1/hiccupfx.js
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by Raed667 5y ago
i didn't come here to be attacked like this /s
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> In early 2021, the podcast began releasing a series of episodes called "The Test Kitchen", which covered allegations of structural racism and a toxic work environment at the food magazine Bon Appétit. After the second episode
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by Raed667 5y ago
They had a discovery mechanism built in since the start, it is retweets.
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by Raed667 5y ago
Yes but if you're not constantly on Twitter, you miss a lot of content. I would like to see an algorithm that is tuned for my happiness and not some product manager's metrics and KPIs
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by Raed667 5y ago
Some "Reply All" podcast episodes that suspect, then later confirm the breach and Uber straight up lying about it when asked. https://gimletmedia.com/shows/reply-all/z3hler/91-the-russia... https:&
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by Raed667 5y ago
This comment should be higher. Thank you.
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The canned response of Gmail Twitter account when I reported a similar issue earlier today: > Our team is working on this issue. Meanwhile, have a look at this article to mark the emails as spam in Gmail https://twitter.com&#x
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by Raed667 5y ago
my bad I must be remembering things wrong or the old website was too confusing. there is no better way to get good information on the internet than to post something factually wrong! it's finally time for me to code that app
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by Raed667 5y ago
Last time I checked, there was no way to build an app and send it to your Garmin watch without applying (and paying for?) a license. Is there a way around that?
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by Raed667 5y ago
A lot of websites make parts of their revenue from ads. This would be almost impossible for all of them.
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And as someone who lives in Nice, you can imagine how much of a pain it is to look for local venues or services when google thinks its an adjective.
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by Raed667 5y ago
All over the place predictions: - More people will turn into alternative forms of investment (coins through large exchanges) as inflation continue to rise. - Regulations around NFTs will start to appear as tokens are generated for copyright
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by Raed667 5y ago
There is a similar space in Nice: https://www.canafe.fr But it could be kind of expensive if you're an entry level developer at Paris or Nice salaries.
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by Raed667 5y ago
I have accepted a (slightly) lower pay for a job where I can walk to the office (5-10 minutes) instead of being full remote and monthly fly-ins, or +1 hour of commute each way. I have to say, this setup has set the bar pretty high. I manage
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by Raed667 5y ago
I don't think that's possible, more likely an extension that has access to the login form of lastpass
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My bet would be on malware or compromised browser extension. You probably typed (or copy/pasted) the password ans something kept a copy along the way.
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by Raed667 5y ago
Reminds me of a multinational where I had to "purchase" infrastructure from the team in the next workspace to deploy our new application. Literally all the paperwork and requirement gathering you'd expect from getting externa
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The cynicism of China foreign policy never ceases to amaze
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YouTube has no obligation to show ads on any particular video
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by Raed667 5y ago
That is not what i said. I said he should delete history and publish a new version with a new commit "v1"
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by Raed667 5y ago
99.9% of people will only care about the current version. So don't worry too much about history, people mostly just want stuff that is accessible and works. Edit for clarification: You can delete the history for the open-source version
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I went to an optician, and they had to call my insurance. The insurance sent them a fax as a form of 2FA to make sure they were talking to the right store.
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by Raed667 5y ago
> Dataset can't exceed available memory From my understanding, they do support sharding
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I have also seen some videos on Youtube sponsored by Redis, they want to hammer the point that they're not just a caching tool, but a more serious DB. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OqCK95AS-YE
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Besides the fact that your average user will not be able to open these devices. Removing connectivity will probably irreversibly brick them.
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by Raed667 5y ago
Yeah I can totally imagine the average consumer opening the back of their TV to find an antenna or setting up a faraday cage in their living room /s

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