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moltar
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moltar
4y ago
In NPM 8 you can override sub deps quite effectively, even using references. Another option is package-patch. Very light, elegant and yet robust solution for fixing anything in any package you depend on yourself without waiting for maintain
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moltar
4y ago
You can use esbuild to produce a single file for the Lambda handler. That’s the approach taken by AWS CDK via NodejsFunction construct.
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4y ago
I can’t think of any major and attractive city in the world where majority of locals could afford to buy. I think Portugal was just late to the game, but the playbook is the same. All major cities in Canada, NYC, London, Hanoi, Bangkok, Nay
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4y ago
Really nice, but works badly on mobile with a small screen.
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4y ago
How’s that different today? The satellite friendly states still exist. And they want stuff Russia has? They can trade?
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4y ago
Check MicroAcquire
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4y ago
Soviet Union existed not long ago and was pretty much self sustaining even without China. With China being the world producer of everything and being friends with Russia they won’t have any problems getting anything they need.
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4y ago
I know of course. But you still need to audit them before. And then on every npm update you do. It can be a full time job. But even then there’s no guarantee you’ll slip and miss. I can definitely see a potential targeted attack. Since you
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4y ago
I’m really wondering how 1P is able to audit the NPM dependency tree on every build.
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4y ago
One of the primary reason for selecting 1Password was a native app. But at this point isn’t much holding me back from switching to BitWarden. I already use it for my business. I guess it’s time to switch my personal too.
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4y ago
Honestly, I feel like you haven’t tried and you are just seeking validation. Most of your claims are false. And I know plenty of people who are consulting successfully from pretty much any part of the world. And I know a guy who lives in Tu
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4y ago
AWS has built in ability to alert of log queries. Can even do fancy stuff like parsing JSON values and aggregating them.
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4y ago
Post-it as a Service
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4y ago
You could apply extra data props as hooks that describe certain states. This is the approach taken by Cypress. E.g. <div data-state=“success”> Then check for existence of the prop rather than CSS classes.
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4y ago
> it works pretty well these days Maybe in select stores? I personally experience more headache than great UX using self checkout in most stores.
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4y ago
This is definitely not true in the Southern Europe. Even higher end cars are often manual transmission. It’s really difficult to find an automatic, and there’s certainly a big premium on them.
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4y ago
Is desktop app native or electron? Will mobile apps be native or web view? I currently use Tick Tick which has a lot of overlap with Emery. The main reason I love it is that it is SUPER snappy.
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4y ago
The major difference with projen is that configurations are not set and forget. They can be updated by a normal dependency update. So as tools evolve and APIs get deprecated, the projen component maintainer can adjust the output of the conf
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4y ago
I think projen may solve the configuration and tooling woos. At least I hope it will.
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4y ago
I use Beat. Because it’s so fast! Other than that no specific structure.
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4y ago
Portugal. DM if you want to discuss.
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4y ago
Adaptation
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4y ago
Take a look at this one: https://www.sciencealert.com/fruits-vegetables-before-domest...
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4y ago
I think it's because everyone in SEA has a scooter, so using Grab Taxi isn't super important. Although, I do see it used more often at night, for going out. But Grab Food, Grab Mart and so on are spectacular services, and I find t
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4y ago
They get money for it
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4y ago
What about this: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-06-07/the-us-is...
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4y ago
> rid themselves of Russian energy dependency In favour of what? Dependency on the US gas at x2 the price? How's EU industry supposed to remain competitive at this energy prices?
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EU has definitely decided not to import. Since Nordstream 2 is fully ready. And it’s even filled with gas to the brim. But EU won’t approve it for political reasons. Mostly because the US had meddled with it to gain an advantage and provide
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4y ago
Not sure if related, but a few months ago there was a massive explosion at one of the terminals, I think. Wouldn’t be surprised if this was a sabotage operation.
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4y ago
> pull out of any deal as soon as it thinks it can afford to ’renegotiate’. I think that’s called a “free market”. Also one of the ideals that parent poster mentions. I don’t think Gasprom, to my knowledge, is breaking any legal contract
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