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Ha. Well, one of 'em was just fixed. https://github.com/mikro-orm/mikro-orm/issues/725 There's also a known issue where an insert statement with an `undefined` for a field (rather than the lack of a
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It does have TS support. It definitely seems pretty interesting, but there are a few reasons I wasn't ready to move on it: 1) schema generation problems (e.g. it'll rename your associations) 2) I'm reluctant to believe that I
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6y ago
I've also torn it up with MikroORM this weekend. I figured I'd give my 2¢ review of ORMs in NodeJS. MikroORM: is maintained, with a lead developer who is receptive to feedback, checks issues and responds. It's also built arou
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6y ago
Yeah, never. I have $1500 worth of alcohol in my house, had my first drink 19 years ago, have close friends who a) own bars, b) own vineyards, c) own breweries and d) are execs at major international spirits companies, but yeah: never drank
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6y ago
> It kind of sucks because so much socialising in today's world is based on alcohol. No, that was the pre-COVID world. You’re on a level playing field now (at least for a few more months anyway).
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dfee
6y ago
Alternate perspective: your trying to assess demand for a feature you’re curious about building, but the community already spoke. That’s a much stronger signal than people responding to your feature-vote thread.
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I tried to downvote this, but I think it’s already downvoted to the max. There is so much wrong with this pattern. Please use something like Poetry to manage deps.
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6y ago
JavaScript isn’t the hero we wanted, but TypeScript is the hero we need.
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6y ago
Uh, who are you? I don’t have the eye for the difference between 2 and 3 kiloton blasts. Maybe I’m the exception to the rule, but I don’t think so.
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6y ago
Look up Ukraine and Nordstream 2. Also you need to look up the purpose of the pipeline. It’s supposed to become the primary pipeline, not a simple small supplement. Basically: grow dependence, extract concessions. The same way a crack deale
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Germany: underfunding its commitment to defense while undermining its national security by making itself completely dependent on Russia’s energy. Look how well that’s working out for Ukraine (starved of the energy that’s instead going to be
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6y ago
What are you doing?! Get off HN and finish it up. It’s a great movie (though I think they could’ve chosen better actors for a few of the roles). Enjoy it.
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6y ago
The line item is called "Subscribe" and it is a $3 charge, as described. I've had my bank block the request, and issue a new card, and I'm still getting the charge.
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6y ago
Son of a bitch. It’s happening to other people too? Every month I get “Subscribe” as the line item. I’m contacting my bank for the third time in a row to remove that $3 transaction. They’ve even issued me a new card, and I still get it.
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dfee
6y ago
I was with a company once that paid $100. The content was actually pretty bad. Where do you find quality writers? I can’t imagine it’s Fiverr.
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dfee
6y ago
If you’ve got nothing to hide... then make it all public. Let’s start with your finances.
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dfee
6y ago
Well, don’t leave us hanging. When do you if the answer is yes or no to a Friday deploy?
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6y ago
Your remark is funny, as I was looking at Bazel for TS last night. It seems that Bazel and PNPM don't work together, so I pretty much just have to punt on it, unfortunately (yes, I have a monorepo). Alas, it seems like a ton of extra e
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6y ago
I’m not sure the translation of your argument works. America is not Rhodesia (Zimbabwe). There is often something lost in this argument, which I think is a strength of the system, not a weakness. That is: the US Senate, which was the compro
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6y ago
I speak English, but I can’t follow what this means: > In fact we have simplified all our naming: Element is also the name for New Vector (the company behind Riot) while Modular, our flagship Matrix hosting service, has become Element Ma
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Riot is two syllables.
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I feel like this is becoming a very crowded market. What sort of differentiation separates this service from the pack? For my purchasing decision, I’d lean heavily on the probability the service will be there in 5 years (it’s obvious I’m ge
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The idea is that you keep the name of the secret, and grant access to the secret manager via roles / policies which are generally open to devs on a subnet for a development environment but locked down in production environments.
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What’s most interesting to me is that we have a history of written records, in the 19th century gained audio recordings, and now (with the internet / data storage) an archive of image and video. There are 3 other sense, though. Would l
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I followed earthsky for sometime, and then stopped. Now I’ve been following Universe Today. The author is intelligent, but something is lacking - and I’m not sure what. Can others provide a list of review of RSS worthy space blogs?
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In 2003, I remember studying fallacies in English class. I literally had an outbreak of laughter during an exercise where the prompt was: “vote for me or admit you’re racist”. It seemed so ridiculous to teenage me that such a thing could be
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6y ago
I’m not sure as I’m not an agricultural scientist or engineer. That’s also not a lot of what OK History was about, either. Though that would’ve been pretty interesting! A few highlights are: the Trail of Tears and the land grants and those
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We both know the reasons as we both studied it in 9th grade Oklahoma History. Though I’m not sure that Brad Henry (D) really did much more for those people then anyone more recently (R). To be fair, I’ve not lived there for over a decade. T
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I highly encourage the OP to make this point, too.
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> We gave them some shitty land in Oklahoma Interesting sentiment. As someone who grew up in Tulsa, Oklahoma, I think you should go there and tell the people who live there your thoughts.
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