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by beart 1y ago
Seems like a very odd title. The state of Michigan isn't doing anything. The authors of the bill are right there on the first page.
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by beart 1y ago
According to https://tsh.io/state-of-frontend#package-manager , it's not quite that high.
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by beart 1y ago
It would be absurd to make such a suggestion. However, the comparison is not correct. Not all front-end development uses the same build tooling or dependency libraries, or programming language for that matter. Even if you narrow to the type
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by beart 1y ago
Renovate Bot has this setting. https://docs.renovatebot.com/configuration-options/#minimumr...
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by beart 1y ago
This link contains a graph of fab costs over time. It looks like 9 billion might get you a cutting edge fab 15-20 years ago. but that's just the fab. https://semiwiki.com/forum/threads/how-to-build-a-20-billio
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by beart 1y ago
But... that is the actual job. A clear medical history is very important, and I'm not ready yet to cut out my doctor from that process. This reminds me of the way juniors tend to think about things. That is, writing code is "the a
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by beart 1y ago
I've always felt that Microsoft's biggest problem is the way it manages all of the different teams, departments, features, etc. They are completely disconnected and have competing KPIs. I imagine the edge advertising team has a go
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by beart 1y ago
I think enums are on their way out, and erasable syntax is one of the main reasons. https://dev.to/ivanzm123/dont-use-enums-in-typescript-they-a... They added an optional flag to disable enums (and a few other features
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by beart 1y ago
tslint has been deprecated for quite a long time now - from 2019: https://github.com/palantir/tslint/issues/4534
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by beart 1y ago
Being a good salesperson does not require lying. It's not the job that's doing the lying, but the person lying to you.
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by beart 1y ago
From my experience, this is a self-policing issue in the npm ecosystem. When major packages break semver, the maintainers take a ton of heat. When minor packages do it, they quickly fall out of the ecosystem entirely. It's not "YO
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by beart 1y ago
I don't think you can republish to npm. https://docs.npmjs.com/cli/v11/commands/npm-publish > The publish will fail if the package name and version combination already exists in the specified registry
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by beart 1y ago
Maven artifacts are not immutable. Some maven repositories may prevent overwriting an already published version, but this is not guaranteed. I've personally seen this cause problems where a misconfigured CI job overwrote already publis
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by beart 1y ago
This framing torments me. Political parties "win" and "lose"... It's the quality of life of our parents, children, neighbors, and alike that waxes and wanes by the judgment of these far-removed decision makers.
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by beart 1y ago
I think I might be confused by what you are stating. Are you saying it depends on your definition of "correct"? I think in this case, "verifiable" is what is meant by "correct", and in which case, if you can&#x
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by beart 1y ago
The more interesting (and depressing) aspect of congress is not how few of them read the bills, but the entities that actually write the bills. Most of the laws today have almost nothing to do with all of the lawyers in congress. They are w
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by beart 1y ago
This issue comes up in my role a lot, where I am often dealing with various environmental conditions and human factors, plus multiple integration points between various software and hardware systems. The answer is that you keep working at i
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by beart 1y ago
Despite how annoying it is to navigate around nexus mods, the workshop is somehow worse.
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by beart 1y ago
A root cause analysis would probably suggest the question - Why are our representatives passing intractable, unreadable documents as law and how can we prevent them from doing that? Or more generally, what changes can be made to our governm
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by beart 1y ago
It's easy to imagine a non-technical user asking the AI a question and implicitly trusting the response as factual, without understanding anything about hallucinations.
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by beart 1y ago
Perhaps you can share some examples of the films you are referring as "mindless banter in between sex and explosions". I'm not sure that description really fits most of the films coming out recently. If you said, "Dumb c
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by beart 1y ago
What do you propose to do with these children, once they have been taken away from their families?
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by beart 2y ago
Your statement implies the assumption the minorities in this class action are underpaid because they perform worse than white and asian employees. I'm not sure that helps you not look like a racist. The article doesn't go into d
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by beart 2y ago
Hemp is a type of cannabis. Historically in the US, it contained extremely small amounts of THC. With the legalization/decriminalization of THC across many states, I don't know if that's still true.
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by beart 2y ago
Isn't this ignoring the lock-in factor? Leaving Apple is probably more than just switching a single piece of hardware for many users. The entire Apple ecosystem encourages "buying in". As a few examples * (almost all) bought
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by beart 2y ago
There has always been cheating. I suspect we've just gotten better at detecting it.
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by beart 2y ago
"Unspecified" is semantically different from "other". The former is more like a default value whereas the latter is actually "specified, but not one of these listed options".
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by beart 2y ago
Apologies, I definitely put the minimum effort into that response. But as you stated, the point is government control over the press tends to raise constitutional questions.
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by beart 2y ago
It's not as simple as you state. Courts have, in the past, had something to say about The White House revoking press passes without due process. The very first hit searching "supreme court decisions white house press passes"
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by beart 2y ago
We've seen many occurrences where private or sensitive information has been compromised due to carelessness or incompetence by employees. Sometimes this is the result of credentials that have more permissions than required, or due to c

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