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4y ago
I’m not in favor of government intervention. But 2 rules you shouldn’t break as a residential property owner, don’t build on your neighbor’s property and properly handle your sewage. Otherwise, build your outdoor kitchen if you so desire.
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4y ago
It’s not clear what the gain is here. Is this the beginning of the end? A bad purchase for Salesforce?
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4y ago
Why use Docker on a managed container service when you can just pay more to manage your own VMs, VPC, reverse proxy and blue/green deployment infrastructure?
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4y ago
I say we double down on the Colorado River Basin and add a few more cities to the mix.
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4y ago
How much is your time worth? More than $8 an hour?
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4y ago
“You own the copyright to any patterns produced…” PNG is just a file format.
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4y ago
Who cares what it means, is she saying?: I-dem-puh-tin-see
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4y ago
When properly locked, QR axels don’t go loose (regardless of brake type). Unless your sending 20ft kickers into rock gardens, QR is fine.
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4y ago
True 3 years ago. NPM and Turborepo is all you need today.
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4y ago
Been doing this for a couple years. We use NPM v8 for packages. Yarn v1 is falling behind and v2 is on a different planet. The other package managers have too much trickery. Turborepo is fast, simple to use, and very active at the moment. N
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4y ago
>Navigation should always be on top even if it looks better somewhere else. Nah, the bottom is more functional. Don’t change it.
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4y ago
“[current curriculum] creates students who see mathematics as an exercise in memorized procedures that match different problem types. Yet, university professors and employers want graduates with critical thinking and reasoning skills.” I ag
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4y ago
Maybe rising sea levels isn’t such a bad thing after all.
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5y ago
I don’t mind the new one because I didn’t use the old one. Most of the content before contained changes to code on company projects I don’t contribute to. The new content has been mostly relevant to the code and tech I work with on a daily
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5y ago
I think they’re saying vscode is slow. I agree, it’s molasses.
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5y ago
Looks like Apple’s claim is that the M1 is more efficient, not faster. I’m no GPU expert. What does this mean long term?
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5y ago
Well said.
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5y ago
If code is your biggest problem at your company, I envy you.
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5y ago
I never thought Star Wars episodes 1-3 were all that terrible. I struggled to make it through the latest batch.
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5y ago
The killer feature was archive. Growth was viral. Only cool people had Gmail.
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5y ago
I was worried about how long the initial indexing would take for a recent full text search implementation in Postgres. Took less than a second on a few hundred thousand rows. Naive and simple is good enough for now.
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5y ago
No: ./User/index.ts ./User/interfaces.ts Yes: ./User.ts
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5y ago
Does the SAT cover confirmation bias?
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5y ago
TSA is as useless as traffic police during rush hour.
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5y ago
“Consensus” is the keyword there. Is this not how the private sector operates? An Ecovillage is not my bag, but I get what they’re trying to do.
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5y ago
Deno is using this: https://github.com/swc-project/swc
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5y ago
Is this Facebook?
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5y ago
And then we tried to use it.
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5y ago
Except that your strings are no longer strings. DDD value objects, thanks but no thanks.
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5y ago
Sounds like you spend a lot of time managing your PM tool.
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