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I really enjoy his content, and I don't expect it to be exhaustive or cover all angles and approaches to a topic. To each his own ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
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> then quietly modified their documentation and addressed the issue as if they had "just discovered it" As he points out in the article, they alerted him to the documentation updates in the course of their emails back and forth
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I'm not quite understanding the need to put them on blast here. Yes, they should have been more apologetic and they should certainly have escalated your ticket more quickly. But they made the changes you wanted seen: better documentati
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It's actually not unreasonable to expect something that exists between the main documentation and the automated API documentation. Sounds like a great idea for someone to build and contribute back to the community!
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This is a wildly unhelpful comment without additional explanation. My guess is you're doing it wrong.
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There are lots of reasons someone like you might benefit from a framework, but this one jumps out immediately: > I already know how to implement core functionalities when needed (e.g. CSRF, user permissions) Even if you know "how&qu
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We're used to it . You're wrong, though!
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> Laravel... doesn't seem to have been developed in tandem with a real-world project > other Laravel add-ons, some of which are paid services These other services are what you're looking for - that's how Taylor and the
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Sorry - I thought you were referring to the parent comment ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=30172268 ). To answer your question, though - I believe OP's major concern is that the direction WP is heading gives the _
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> wait, what use case? Blogging > toward the OP's use case No, they have moved toward general purpose site building, not focused on _blogging_
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I don't really care about the markup output like other folks - but I do care about fragmentation. The worst period in WordPress was pre-Gutenberg when all these different page builders were competing for WordPress market share. Offerin
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> You would use ACF, especially its flexible content fields, to allow you to add repeatable and repositionable content in specific areas of your website. > Sites that have been painstakingly, designed and built, reviewed and refined t
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The former. But saying it this way is just like the GOP saying that "many people are concerned about election integrity" after they spent months lying to the public that it was a giant fraud.
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I'm sorry, but you just can't rely on VAERS data for a comparison like this. Literally anyone can submit a report to VAERS.
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> unless they take something that many consider to be quite dangerous. Of course, zero pushback on this nonsense idea
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I've got the same experience, especially with music that has lyrics. I've got a few favorites that I can listen to just fine while working.
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> I'm on a team that... is staffed with below-average IQ people. I would definitely not want to work with you.
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Got tested a few years back and was told I don't have it, although I check pretty much every box on the inattentive type. I need to be better about attempting other ways to address the issues, but it feels like I can never catch up to
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I'm on the Air, and I had medium expectations because my previous work laptop (16" Pro, i7, 32GB RAM) was already incredibly snappy and rarely struggled except occasionally with Docker. I was still very impressed even with my temp
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We're looking for more talk submissions to the Longhorn PHP conference. Talks don't have to be about core PHP (although we love those talks!). We would also be interested in talks on any variety of web tools and technologies that
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Longhorn PHP Conference (Austin, TX) – Oct 14-16
(longhornphp.com)
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Although weirdly he only apologized for the single incident Matthew described in detail, even though Matthew explained that it was just one example from years of bad behavior.
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^ as a former WordPress developer, this is where I'm at. If anyone with a small budget wants a website for their small business or project, I would not suggest WordPress unless they are working with an agency they can afford who specia
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When I click the Finder icon in my dock, or open it with Alfred, I get a new Finder window. Doesn't appear to be a configurable setting. Not sure what's wrong with your setup.
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Yeah.
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I stopped visiting the site after viewing a video of cartel torture that was worse than anything I'd ever seen. I still see it in my head all the time. Although LL certainly helped meet the morbid curiosity a lot of us have, I am ultim
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I find it weird that non-Mac laptops either come with 1080 or 4k display options. Mac displays look incredible, and the 16" MBP resolution is 3072 × 1920 - basically 70% of the pixels on a 4k monitor.
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Would potentially be useful if you could take advantage of this _after_ you've been excommunicated from a service for whatever unknowable violation you committed.
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The most famous pardon in history - Gerald Ford's pardon of Richard Nixon - involved no convictions or charges/indictments: > [I]... do grant a full, free, and absolute pardon unto Richard Nixon for all offenses against the Uni
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> A company that doesn't purposefully force manufactured obsolescence as a business model Apple's mobile devices, laptops, and desktops have some of the best longevity and the best resale values in the market.
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