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Amazing read. Leaves me with wondering how do we make sure the sequences injected with the vaccine are exactly the same sequences that are described. Do they have some kind of verification method that there was no encoding errors and they w
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I had such moment when I’ve had been living in my first own apartment for a few months already and listening to music till was really late. I was just about to go to bed, when I realized I can just stay and sleep on the couch. It was really
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That's one of the reasons SPA aren't going anywhere: trying to handle all the user microinteractions on the server is great when you leave next to it, but it falls apart when your users are spread across the world, especially if i
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It's a very fast website, but by no means is it interactive application with complex UI and user flows. Some examples of web applications: Trello, Slack, Notion, Google Spreadsheets, Airtable.
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Can you post some good examples of non-single page applications with good usability and speed? Emphasis on >applications<, not websites serving mostly static content.
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I wonder if this type signature may be too intimidating for newcomers: Result<(), Box<dyn std::error::Error + 'static>> It's probably huge effort to somehow target examples both for newbies and advanced users. I don&#x
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6y ago
Xiaomi Surface 34
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That’s awesome! The only other painpoint of using Elixir for ad-hoc script is terrible IEX experience. Canceling a line that you made mistake in is nearly impossible without loosing the whole existing context, pasting multiline pipelines is
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> You don't want to start a startup to do something that everyone agrees is a good idea, or there will already be other companies doing it. I must say I quite disagree with that statement. You definitely can run a successful startup
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I agree that this particular example makes no sense. If I'm looking to hire a React developer to help me achieve my business goals, what I care about is how proficient is the candidate is in React. Unless it was it was decision of the
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Why would you need any more proteins than that?
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> You have to figure out with every commit what actually changed and based on that change what needs to be tested and built. I feel this problem and I wonder, is there any ready-made solution for that?
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How to do hot reloading in Rust?
(fasterthanli.me)
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It has pretty strong usecase in SEO where you want to determine number of unique root domains that are linking to some page.
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Is Apple getting real about search and about to take on Google?
(searchengineland.com)
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These are downsides of macros in general, but I don't see how they are relevant to a built-in macro from stdlib.
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What are the downsides of current printf macro implementation vs a variadic fn one?
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Website for NFC payments? How?
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To read the clipboard, website needs explicit permission to do so, no way to go unnoticed.
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This is just perfect timing, I’m about to set up end to end tests on CI and need Stripe webhooks forwarding. Stripe CLI is not super reliable and ngrok is kind of expensive for what it does, I’ll definitely give it a go. What would be super
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For anyone else wondering, ICE stands for Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
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It also supports full Google Mail [1]. While I don’t think it will ever be competitive to Chrome or Firefox, it’s super cool to see it’s actually possible to start a new web browser project and get it to this point. [1] https://w
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Flow browser passes the Acid tests
(ekioh.com)
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Deno to be rewritten from TypeScript to JavaScript
(docs.google.com)
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> max 3 letters variables are the norm, no blank lines and the only comments are from code copy pasted from examples It's hardly PHP's fault.
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I have similar feelings. Human-written text in general has one coherent flow of ideas. So what if we used text generation algorithms on a paragraph basis, so that the idea flow is still figured out by a human (input would be just an outline
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Neil Pattel copied my design – and I'm not even mad
(medium.com)
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> it's kind of unreasonable to claim something is unappealing because of a learning curve. It's not unreasonable at all. It all depends who is claiming that. Consider Mac OS and compare it to any Linux in terms of the learning
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The pricing is a bit too high – if I'm reading correctly it starts at $200/month. It's hard to justify such a spending for a startup where utility of the tool is unknown and 14 days trial is not enough to evaluate that. It ma
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One day's work for a competent developer can be as expensive as $1000 for some locations.
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