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5y ago
I think they will use it for a fallback description so it could affect the CTR. But one that short probably doesn't really help.
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5y ago
https://www.mattcutts.com/blog/join-the-us-digital-service/ wow that's amazing, I guess I sort of quit reading blogs like this when all the RSS readers died.
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5y ago
Looks like the target market is to separate investors from their money.
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5y ago
Riparian rights vary state by state, and can be attached to a piece of property and defended by the legacy of the property. I am no expert in water rights at all, but this seems to be a pretty clumsy example. I do get that you are trying to
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5y ago
Most small sites are going for wysiwyg through platforms like wix /squarespace / shopify, Why there is not a great open source version of this is another question? I suspect some snobbery is involved.
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bliteben
5y ago
Thank you for this, I added that book to my reading list.
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5y ago
Same reason people will spend thousands of hours working on libraries like pandas but won't make a better excel. Or something like that.
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5y ago
I love how xcode's object -> function mapping seems inspired by visual basic / delphi, but actually makes no fucking sense when compared to those tools.
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5y ago
I'm sure they'll come after them with the same fury they go after alleged billionaires paying $800 in taxes for a year.
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5y ago
I mean, seems like he was striving for being notable as as an asshole. Seems very much like he looked up to Edward Abbey and Hunter S Thompson.
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5y ago
Not really, I mean what do you think is missing from the standard library json package? It obviously solves most use cases since just yesterday flask dropped simplejson. Standard library is just not great for libraries that are not yet st
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6y ago
I keep seeing render come up, but every time I am shocked they paid money (I assume) for that domain name, as there will be no way to google "render rails deployment", "render react deployment" etc. What a horrible name
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6y ago
pipenv has slightly better support in vscode
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6y ago
You might want to check out https://github.com/vitalik/django-ninja . I much prefer it over restframework.
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6y ago
Looking back Yahoo is going to seem like an elaborate scam to extract money from stockholders.
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6y ago
A lot of farmers dump oyster shells on their fields. This attracts quite a bit of gulls and seems related but I am not really sure what the food sources there are. Also this is a seasonal occurrence.
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6y ago
wireless road: https://ebird.org/hotspot/L1296120?yr=cur&m=&rank=mrec This hotspot is relatively new so the larger lists aren't associated to it.
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6y ago
yeah the dream of being able to share at the very least data types client and server side is pretty elusive. Most projects you could probably build twice before you could get client and server side sharing much code. Also just shocking me
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6y ago
would you support fusion power, or are you a one fusion reactor per solar system kind of guy?
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6y ago
I go birding in a spot near Astoria, Oregon and have counted over 70 individual bald eagles from one spot, some trees will have 20 alone perched in them.
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6y ago
Of course nuclear plants would not be safe if “the president” ordered citizens to attack them.
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6y ago
-the push/pop router navigation is insane, it by default keeps all views in memory all the time for react it will reload every view with any state change by default.
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6y ago
To be fair there were some flash sites I’ve still never seen anything that equals. I think the way flash marketed to more designers and content creators was both what made it awesome and maybe its downfall.
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6y ago
You forgot blaze and prob uncountable other projects
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6y ago
inaturalist really needs the funding to support videos honestly.
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6y ago
Safari on OSX strips it without an option to enable it. Makes it a very bad experience to use sites like https://www.inaturalist.org/ of which the exif data is part of the workflow.
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6y ago
even just wiring up a management command / cron job is a huge pain in javascript right now with the require vs import stuff. typescript makes it better, but until type script is more supported this type of stuff is going to continue t
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6y ago
This is a great point, there were many gravity powered devices before we had a good understanding of how or why gravity worked.
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6y ago
which is great if you want a book published post 2000, but horrible for the rest of the catalog
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7y ago
I feel like so much in the cloud space is actually getting worse because of this. Its like all the old server shufflers and netops guys have taken over.
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