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by mikojan 5y ago
Lie often enough so you'll have to keep track of your truth, and it'll do wonders for your memory capacities.
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> Apparently, both android and ios tend to wipe browser/web-view local storage at random/when space is needed(?). "Apparently"? Mozilla docs say so much in the introduction[0], even directing you to a dedicated page[1
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Curious! Even with machines on the same premises IDDB has been orders of magnitutes faster for us. In the beginning we were storing carbon copies of mariadb tables and initial load times went down drastically.
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I've been writing personal frontend projects mostly in vanilla JS for over a year now. "Mostly vanilla JS", because I occasionally pull in a routing library (you'd probably do the same in PHP). Modern JS (modules, web co
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Exactly. They're billionaires.
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This approach is "correct" only when you're interacting with an API you have no control over whatsoever because specifying all this and maintaining it is really error prone. All this boilerplate is not a proof. It remains an
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Honestly, what a great way to start _that_ conversation haha
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As a German, this name evokes feelings of nostalgia and tense anticipation
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> Isn't protected class an american legal term? Protected class ("geschützte Gruppe") is a commonly understood concept in Germany, too.
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> The example on web.dev is a chat app that would automatically set an active/away status: seems useful! Okay, but you can already do that.
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So much this. "Science" predicts there's a 17% chance you won't survive a game of Russian roulette. It's a fun game, though.
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> It's not that unbelievable though. I don't doubt it. Doesn't make "Bin Laden's Bookshelf" less of a PR stunt
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classic CIA
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I don't know about CSS frameworks. However, there are web component libraries that match your description perfectly. I absolutely love: - SAP's UI5[0] - VMWare's Clarity Design[1] Don't worry: You do not need to set up n
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The Economist, as a matter of principle, does not specify authors. (As a matter of principle, I ignore The Economist in turn.)
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> We need to jam through every change through 10 layers now, because of "clean architecture". I feel like this is a rather unfair comment because it doesn't sound like a situation created by "clean architecture.&quo
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> That works because an unsigned 8-bit integer is one piece of data. No, the same holds true for any struct as well. If you declare x to be {a: uint8, b: uint8} you cannot magically turn it into {x: string, y: string, z: string}. The rea
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In statically typed languages you declare x an unsigned 8-bit integer. Everybody may write to x and still; you'd never anxiously expect x to be anything but an unsigned 8-bit integer. There is nothing wrong with "multiple pieces o
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InfluxDB Cloud might be the single best solution if what you want is a managed service that just works somehow. As a time series database however it is rather painful. You can't have InfluxDB only. It comes integrated with the complete
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> CodePerfect 95 is written in C++
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Why would you be down voting this? Parent's statement is completely nonsensical. If you wanted to test a function irrespective of window.setInterval's implementation you would just PASS window.setInterval as a parameter to that fu
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Seconded. Plus, you start writing wrapper functions for standard Javascript APIs (e. G. window.setInterval) to force them into Reacts data model.
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> Just stop to think about it logically for a minute... is the workplace the best place to circulate a petition condemning something that has nothing to do with work? You spent most of your waking hours at work. The slave mentality requi
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Actually, yes! I didn't mean to participate in an academic seminar on Jungian psycho-analysis. Let's make do with what we know for a fact.
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> ... Moxie ... will go full scorched earth against anyone who slights him ... And by "anyone" we mean a billion dollar transnational corporation dedicated to putting his users at risk.
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For the love of god, pipe this into fmt please
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1. Redux docs encourage you to use @redux/toolkit which drastically reduces boilerplate. And even if you do opt into using vanilla redux: Typescript for some time now has supported string literal types which render enums obsolete almos
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3. VPS at bahnhof.se 2. IntelliJ Ultimate 1. Cocaine
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Not police equipment. The device itself. Furthermore, the attacker would _want_ to mimic the suspect's exact writing style. The real problem I would assume is: The software used to produce the incriminating material has been alleged to
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...or (since it's 2021) you could just use snowpack and call it a day.

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