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by exclusiv 4y ago
Yes and people try to put Lebron side by side with Jordan but he's not even the best Laker in my opinion. I'd pick 3 Lakers ahead of him if I was doing an all-time draft.
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Ohio doesn't have any animals that most people give a shit about. Would you import them? Like they did at the zoo?
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Chicago could have been but they have long been hostile to businesses. And it's a big country. So you can see why some of these cities provide crazy tax incentives.
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by exclusiv 4y ago
I don't think it's unfair. It's not a competition between brothers or sisters nor do I think sisters taking a different route makes them lesser to men. In most cases, sisters going a different route would be the smarter play.
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Agreed. Three sisters would not have gone this route and the police would likely have done nothing until after the stalking had escalated further. Also, 1 brother might not have attempted this either, especially considering the guy was a la
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by exclusiv 4y ago
> This especially hit me recently when I was on vacation and I was still thinking about things I could do the app instead of enjoying my vacation. Welcome to entrepreneurship. This is a good sign from my perspective. At some point you wi
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by exclusiv 4y ago
You'll be waiting for an economic reason for the restaurants, not because gas is better. [1] When Eric Ripert, the chef of Le Bernardin, renovated the kitchens of his Manhattan apartment and Hamptons beach house, he nixed the gas, inst
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Seriously. Total bullshit claim. I know plenty of people that think they can cook with their nice gas stoves and don't have a grill or smoker or know what sous vide is. If I went to one's house and they had neither method availabl
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by exclusiv 4y ago
They aren't wrong. Kids in my family wanted v-bucks for fortnite in prior years. None of them ask for cash. It's digital money like robux or clothing from terrible brands like Nike.
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by exclusiv 4y ago
> my daily use for it was checking if the coffee was cool enough to drink My wife has the same issue with hot coffee which drives me a little nuts. She uses a normal mug most of the time. Because she isn't certified in coffee temp d
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by exclusiv 4y ago
> sounds like a conspiracy theory That's the best strategy to prevent the masses from investigating further. You shouldn't label something like you did if you haven't done your research. > legally literate enough to und
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by exclusiv 4y ago
I've also seen some of these expensive "strategic" documents. And they looked like they were written by a high schooler (not a top of the class student either).
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by exclusiv 4y ago
The throwaways are likely shills (or charitably - ignorant employees that don't wish to dive into any claims about their employer?). There are actual cases involving big four and kickbacks/bonuses and corporate sabotage. One examp
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by exclusiv 4y ago
I like React and I'll admit that I resisted React at first, mainly due to JSX and workflow purposes. We had teams that could do CSS/HTML very well and those that were more capable in JS. There was a gap in skills. And taking the d
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by exclusiv 4y ago
But it keeps us all feeling alive!
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Yes but he may be optimizing for the younger, unmarried with no kids employees he can manage like he wants. Remove remote work and this filters out the types that are less likely to put up with his demands and managerial style, expectations
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Definitely better than WEB6 also known as WEB2015
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Agreed. Although I do think following just a few hand curated accounts has a lot of value as a topical news feed. Or to get local news in near real-time. The rest of it is worthless to me.
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by exclusiv 4y ago
He's a total clown and has been a pawn and shill for wall street. You can watch this old video where he brags about he subverted SEC laws and regulations at a hedge fund and fomented stories in the media and told lies because it was a
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by exclusiv 4y ago
I use avocado or safflower oil. Avocado has the highest smoke point at 520 degrees F. If cooking with oil, everything cooked with safflower oil tastes better to me. https://homecookworld.com/cooking-oils-smoke-points/
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by exclusiv 4y ago
It happens as it causes swerves and crashes. Deer do this too. With a deer your best course of action is to try and stop but mow it over if necessary. With a person swerving on a bike or moped, you may not be able to stop in time and most l
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by exclusiv 4y ago
> First, we live in a country of laws. That are broken all the time. This means nothing. It's a cost of doing business to many corporations and organizations and the corporate veil and some fines usually absolves everyone. > Peop
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Anyone that works full-time has a high probability of owning a home, just not necessarily in their current city. Not saying that's a good thing, but supply constraints and build costs are here to stay for the major metros. Interest rat
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by exclusiv 4y ago
I wasn't referring to trusting the client's logic and state changes and then sending it back in an update and storing it. But certainly some devs do that. As a simple example, you may send an entity to be updated and then the fron
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by exclusiv 4y ago
I don't see frontends using REST servers doing what I see with GraphQL. UI using REST server tends to centralize the API client, call the endpoint(s), and make that available to all components. UI using GraphQL often has frontend devs
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Ok but I'm talking about your client application sending multiple network calls at different times. How does the server prevent that? It doesn't. In order to prevent the frontend from doing that, I have to be sure to enforce usage
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Yes I think you are right; I wasn't following the ORM part either. I mean, you can return whatever you want so long as matches the schema. Hard code it, raw sql, whatever. I wrote some custom resolvers yesterday to extend graphql on a
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by exclusiv 4y ago
That doesn't prevent your frontend and components from making a ton of extra network requests because graphql makes it easy for frontend devs to do fire a new query for their component. Simple example: 1. header component - dev queries
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Yes I've also seen a bunch of these apps with extremely chatty graphql calls because it's so convenient! One component just needs 2 pieces of data = graphql call. Another needs more data and they're doing another similar call
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by exclusiv 4y ago
Yeah I'm not entirely sold on GraphQL but I think it shines in some cases. Ex: you are building on top of third party ecommerce software. You need to add more data to the Cart entity because you have a custom module/plugin/et

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