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Verdn | Full Stack / Backend Engineers | ONSITE | London, UK | Full-Time | https://verdn.com Verdn is creating the environmental API of the future by allowing companies to embed pledges (tree planting, ocean-bound plastic c
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You can also write JavaScript numbers with E notation (i.e. multiplied by 10 to the power of x ), which is basically what I do with all numbers above 1,000 or below 0.001 now. It has the rare benefit, for big / small numbers, of being
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Twitter's new design to get fix after headache complaints
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Sir Tim Berners-Lee to auction web source code as NFT
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Pure speculation, but could be a combination of keeping the thickness down (it's only 4.7mm thick), and the purism of recreating the pen-on-paper feel. That being said I wouldn't be bothered at all about a thickness increase, or
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I too was asked to provide my user (admin) password when getting my MacBook's screen replaced at an Apple Store. I had the same concerns as OP, but I asked if I could set up a new, separate user account with standard permissions (just
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This is very much in the vein of Jobs to Be Done theory[0]. If you haven't heard of JTBD before, I would implore you to check-out Clayton Christensen's famous "milkshake" video here: https://www.youtube.com&#x
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Still exists in the docs[0] but I definitely wouldn't say React is "promoting" binding... I certainly haven't used it in years either. [0] - https://reactjs.org/docs/faq-functions.html
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Absolutely it can. We pivoted our MVP of a general-purpose ecommerce API integration to a Shopify App because: - Most small/medium sized ecommerce stores we were targeting with our product were using Shopify - If they are using Shopify
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Got review ban for tagging 'Looks OK' for a question which I still think is OK
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I don't think I did a great job of making clear that my main gripe with their support (taking months) was from a separate, personal account which — from day one — was unable to send non-spam, transactional email to anyone with an Outlo
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At work we had a Sendgrid account that got compromised, after which all of our comms were (predictably) being marked as spam. After back and forth with support, we were told to continue sending as normal and that "eventually" our
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No, as per Betteridge's Law of Headlines[0]. [0] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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This is the important line for me: > Every time you aren’t boring in a technology pick, you’re likely not optimizing for your company’s best interests. Really helps to underscore the difference between choosing something shiny and choosi
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I think the community is always going to be a little skeptical of website building tools "powered by AI" after thegrid.io[0] Hopefully Zyro proves the wary wrong :) [0] - https://reclaimthenet.org/thegrid-io-not-re
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Sorry should've clarified. You're right that it works as a keyboard controller (w/ sliders and knobs) but I never found a way to make the pads useful (at least not in the way they so seamlessly integrate with Ableton). To be
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I am incredibly excited to see (from the release notes[0]) that they've finally added support for Novation Launchpad controllers. As much as I love Logic as my main DAW, a lack of Launchpad / Launchkey support meant I often had to
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Changes coming to Netlify site URLs
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Young drivers 'let down over insurance app faults'
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Soundcloud upload limits are not changing
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Google Images quietly removes ‘exact size’ and ‘larger than’ search filters
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In fighting deep fakes, mice may be great listeners
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Arbitrary Style Transfer with Style-Attentional Networks
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Two points on homepage design: - Why does it take ~4 seconds to load (blank) the page? Is it a PWA with no pre-loading / static initializers? - The scroll-jacking in the 1-2-3 section is broken on Safari
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Googled that for you: https://www.apple.com/shop/product/MU7E2AM/A/usb-c-to-35-mm-...
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On the Turing Completeness of PowerPoint (2017) [video]
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It’s Time to Cancel FuckJerry
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TSB suffers £105m loss after computer chaos
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Gmail Is Down for Some Users
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I quite like that response! Goes right to the root of the cause :) I can somewhat empathize (as I'm sure many others here can), as I often get similar requests from people I interact with on how programming/graphic-design is '
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