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Show HN: RODB – generates APIs from static data (CSV, XML, JSON...)(rodb.io)
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Some cultures does not have sarcasm, while having a sense of humor. And they probably also have forms of humor that you would not understand. Which does not imply that you don't have a sense of humor.
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> While you wait for your appointment, research your condition using any of the free, high quality medical knowledge bases on the web, and/or connect with a community of other internet users with similar afflictions to get advice&#x
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I was wondering if the old curse afflicting Microsoft that makes every other version of Windows broadly hated was going to happen again. Given the current amount of criticism, apparently it's happening again.
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In my experience, the main difference is that people not comfortable with English will spend more time on naming things and code reviews. But it tends to get better with experience. Companies with a poor engineering culture often name thing
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I don't need a source to express my very own and subjective opinion about how mankind will adapt in the future. Besides, you did not give any for your own affirmations either.
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I'm quite optimistic about this too. Sure, we have to reduce our impact on the climate and be responsible about it, but even in the worst case scenario, I'm confident that we'll just find a way to deal with it. The current ap
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People will just start to crack the games to remove this rule, and use private self-hosted servers imho.
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Generally I prefer to keep both separated, either with two devices or two different OS users. I certainly wouldn't want to keep both on the same profile/device (especially since I have to deal with two profiles for the browser, pa
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I'm a happy and paid user of bitwarden too. On top of being open source, what made me choose it is that the desktop client downloads my vault locally in an open and secured format. So I can make an automated backup of this file whereve
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The largest I'm aware of is the nvidia driver, version 471.
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As much as I love sqlite, if I understand correctly, this is telling that sqlite doing fread on an already opened file is 35% faster than not-sqlite doing fopen+fread on a single file. Is this just a blatantly dishonest comparison, or did I
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http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https:/...
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This is interesting, I did not know this syntax. Alternatively there are still the NATURAL JOIN and USING syntaxes that have been standard like forever.
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My customized PS1 only contains the current path. Additionally, I have used git-prompt as PROMPT_COMMAND for a long time, and it's certainly the most useful piece of information.
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The country of the Play store is not actually the same than the one this article is about. I could find a way to change it and have the local store when I moved to Japan, but honestly I don't remember exactly how. I only remember that
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In about 15 years of being a developer, I have met a lot of difficult bugs in all categories of this list. But there is another kind of bug that happened to me only 3 times so far, and that I definitely consider it to be the hardest of all.
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I basically agree with this. But to me it feels more like "I'm using those fancy words I don't care about because I think that's what you want and how I can lure you". It is totally disrespectful to the intelligence
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The same happened to me with many recruiters, but the worst was a recruiter from AWS who wanted to "have a quick chat". I only had a simple yes/no question about the job that was important enough to me to either refuse or sta
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I hope this gets more contributors, as it could be quite useful. I wonder how difficult it would be to build some kind of `OpenHistoricalStreetView`. We certainly have enough historical photos to do something interesting.
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Even if the approval process were neglected (which is not the case, as other comments said), it would not make sense to refuse to get it. The choice we have to make is trade a certainty of mass-deaths (either we continue destroying the econ
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I have been lucky to visit some of the camps in Auschwitz during a high-school trip about 15 years ago. It's quite hard to describe how it feels to be in such a place. Since we were guided, I could understand quite a lot of it, but oth
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Which contravenes a fundamental good practice of testing: Each test should run independently and be stateless. Also, this would not work with most (all?) CI runs (which are inherently stateless), and working around this would be complex and
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The page's scripts can indeed see and alter the changes you make to the DOM, but cannot access the extension's script or data, so there isn't much risk actually. Extensions are protected by a mechanism called Xray vision, not
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Randomizing tests in any way is good and useful in theory, but am I the only one finding that it ends-up being counter-productive in practice? What I found over time is that is erodes the trust of the team in the test suite. When you work o
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I lost my brother (33 years old) in august last year. It was a great shock because it was completely unexpected. I could not attend to his funerals because I live on the other side of the world, and borders were closed due to the pandemic.
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Json schema is very useful and is not the same thing as this. Json schema validates the data structure, while this seems to be more about writing algorithms in json
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I've been there, done (Something like) that and I'd rather duplicate code than doing this ever again.
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What about an "isValid" field returned by your API? Your problem is that you need the same logic in two places, and you can solve it by centralizing this logic in one place.
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I think that's great and very interesting. Unfortunately in many western cultures, criticizing is often synonym to mocking/shaming. So if you are being honest but with a positive intent, people will still feel attacked because it&

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