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5y ago
In fairness, would you mind referencing some of the similar services?
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What is it that draws you to those options? What about them makes them seem fulfilling? These are answers only you know, and might be useful in your decision.
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I was drawn to the article because I work with audio software and thought I might gain some insight into a new technique I might use. Regardless, even people with deep familiarity in a topic can benefit from succinct explanations.
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Good summary. That kind of simple explanation would be useful in many Wikipedia articles. As a programmer, I have learned the importance of simple, explanatory variables, comments, and abstraction to communicate what is going on without los
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What does your intuition tell you? When you think about each job, what do you feel in your body (e.g. chest, heart, abdomen)? When you think about the offers first thing in the morning, what are your initial thoughts and feelings? Take note
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Please ensure text is readable (color contrast wise) by following WCAG recommendations: https://webaim.org/resources/contrastchecker/
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That's a good point. Most subscription service providers, like Stripe, Chargrbee, Braintree, etc, use a fairly conventional one-to-many data architecture for Customers and Subscriptions. Just take care to use the subscription service p
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If your company has a subscription business model, keep a history of user's subscriptions. They change over time and it is likely you will need to measure popularity and profitability of product offerings over time. Please don't f
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GoatCounter: privacy-preserving, open-source web analytics
(goatcounter.com)
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IANAL but from a Trademark perspective, it might only matter that they are both software products. When we registered a trademark for our software in the EU, the application form only asked our industry (software development and consultancy
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Why lawmakers are so interested in Apple’s and Google’s “rents”
(arstechnica.com)
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It is worth mentioning the Danfo project from a sibling comment: https://danfo.jsdata.org/
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The first repo has one core contribitor who hasn't been active since June 2018. https://github.com/nicolaspanel/numjs/graphs/contributors I sincerely believe it is possible for JavaScript to be a viable
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Unfortunately, only in the U.S.
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Do you have any wool or linen items?
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DigitalOcean App Platform is a compelling alternative to Heroku with the simplicity of Buildpacks and reasonable pricing. https://www.digitalocean.com/products/app-platform/ Are there other PaaS providers with Bui
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Yeah same here! I'm just thinking aloud, but let's consider time and money as our scarce resources. We can perhaps put backpressure on time-sink activities, such as endless scrolling Netflix, and open up those time resources for c
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Do you suppose Delphi would have wider adoption if it were open-source? E.g. are the Delphi language features and ecosystem compelling when compared with more widely adopted languages with a community governance structure?
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For example, some Django projects implement only a REST interface. Since those projects don't rely on HTML templates, they don't likely incur any runtime costs from Django's template modules. In effect, you can choose which p
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Likewise, rich frameworks like Django, Laravel, and Rails tend to handle needs you didn't anticipate. They build collective experience and familiarity into your project far beyond the capacity of a single organisation. For the most par
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If you are interested in experimenting with modular synthesis, check out VCV Rack. It's an Eurorack simulator with a huge number of modules, many of which are open source. https://vcvrack.com/ Omri Cohen recently hoste
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Eurorack modular synthesis simulator VCV Rack
(vcvrack.com)
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Cash supports partial builds: https://github.com/fabiospampinato/cash/blob/master/docs/par...
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ZeptoJS has a modular build tool, allowing you to select only the desired modules https://zeptojs.com/
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Looks like it will integrate with Airflow and dbt. I like to see this kind of synergy in the open-source community.
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What are some hosting providers providing build packages support? Google and Heroku were mentioned in the article. I've also had a good experience with self-managed Dokku deployment. Are there any managed service providers that support
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That's a really clever approach to polls. I appreciate that Signal has emoji reactions for this and other purposes.
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I hope Signal implements live location sharing, as it is quite useful when meeting up with friends. For anyone else interested in this feature, please show your support here: https://community.signalusers.org/t/live-loc
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I just donated. Thanks for the suggestion. Right now is the time for us to invest in Signal to help see it through this groundswell of adoption.
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