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That's lots of hypotheticals. I've used the cycle path in question myself many times. It's one of the best I've seen, and part of a great network around my city. The road he chose to use instead is one of the busiest rou
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> as a car driver I see cyclists behave badly > is that the cycling infrastructure in the UK is wholy inadequate I recently had a cyclist clumsily drift into the outside lane of a 40mph carriageway at around 10mph with one hand on the
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I love when companies use their main site to notify users of downtime.
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> Minoxidil helps, and that seems to be more about blood flow than androgens, though it's not totally clear why it works. Isn't one of the causes of hair loss a build-up of dihydrotestosterone in the scalp? Improving blood flow
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The best suggestion I've seen for handling security questions is to use the same stupid response for all of them. Mum's maiden name? 'waffles'. City of birth? 'waffles'. Brand of your first car? 'waffles&#
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> How is this acceptable ? Of course, the support told me that my data is secure ... so secure I cannot access it ! Well, this is kind of the point. You may or may not remember that mere weeks before Apple rather forcefully encouraged
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I'd echo almost everything you said, except for: > As a 32 year old man, you'd do better avoiding hoodies, activewear, baseball caps, and sneakers. I'm not sure why there are still so many people around that look down on c
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4y ago
Don't worry. They'll be charging extra for the A/C in those countries instead.
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Charging to close an account? Is that even legal?
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Even as someone that's vehemently against office working, I agree with this. Close contact with the team a few times a year just to get together for a couple of days of food and drink is great for team building. Any more than that and
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I don't think it's people's beliefs that are the problem here (and agree with you that make-believe is fine). It's the implications of what a sentient AI would actually mean. Many of us grew up with movies like Wargames
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> You can also use TypeScript and await on the promise I'm not sure what you mean here. The promises and async/await syntax come from JavaScript, not from TypeScript - TS is just the sugar on top that provides the typings.
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Just having an up-to-date profile on LinkedIn seems enough. Even with all the 'open to work' settings turned off, there's no end to the recruiters reaching out with opportunities. When I last enabled those options, I was up t
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> are they going to offer tax breaks to incentivize companies to adopt a four-day workweek? I'm going to assume you're asking if they'll offset any losses that occur as a result of employees only being 80% as productive. Y
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It might help to specify your profession. As a developer, I don't search for jobs. Jobs search for me. Not every profession has the same dynamic.
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> Benefits and salary are good (though salary isn't posted in the ad) Even before seeing your hiring process (and I agree with the other comments about that), not listing a salary means I've already scrolled past your ad. We&#x
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Free is generally considered to be cheaper than $15, yes.
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With the long list of folk that dream of working at FAANG companies, I highly doubt you'll get any special treatment. They don't need to change their process so long as people are still lining up to get in. I'd echo the other
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> I'm very uninterested in any of the work we do I would recommend finding something you're interested in.
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It sounds like you're missing an opportunity to handle the SQS visibility yourself instead of leaning on the default handling. If you interact with the SQS API from within your code (whether that's in your Lambda function or some
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> put it back to SQS to be handled again after the visibility timeout passes (which might take several minutes) The visibility timeout can be configured anywhere between 0 seconds and 12 hours. While some trial and error may be needed to
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I'm not sure my concentration is good enough to sit through a 15-hour long session.
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Same amount every year. Then again, I'm in the UK where our laws provide us with a minimum amount (28) of days off and it's very unusual for anyone not to take the days to which they're entitled. Whatever your local culture a
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Doesn't something have to live before it can be killed? Web3 isn't even going to get off the ground, despite what all the tech bros with '.eth' in their Twitter display names would have you believe. Web5 will just be mor
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Who's to say they don't already have multiple accounts? Surely being able to see at least a portion of their activity on a known account is better than all activity of their activity being anonymous.
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> It strikes me that if all, or initially even a subset of, the disparate databases pushed a link between the universal ID If it were this simple, one would think they would have done it already. One of the issues the NHS have is that th
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AWS have already openly admitted that they were slow bringing Node 16 support and plan to be quicker next time round. > We recognize that customers have been waiting for some time for this runtime release. We hear your feedback and plan
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> I can't put the url as it's the same blog as the one from march So you mean nothing has changed and this is a duplicate of old news?
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If you're planning on using a static site generator that can also generate an RSS feed, it's trivial. Hugo can update your RSS feed and dev.to can consume that feed. No APIs to set up.
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I'd agree with this but also add that it's important to know the benefits of each algorithm compared to others in the same class (i.e. when you'd use each sorting algorithm). It also helps to be able to adapt an algorithm whe
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