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skellera
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Sure you could do everything on the HTML with Tailwind but they do recommend composing component classes for regularly used things. I’m not saying that solves all your concerns but it helps. Abstracting out CSS into utility classes can make
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skellera
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Just curious, do you have it set up with any sort of CI/CD?
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Not just Robinhood. Charles Schwab and some others have moved this direction too.
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Yeah, I originally misunderstood and thought it was that many SxM subs. Was a little confused. Makes more sense now.
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What are your use cases? 6 or 7 seems like a lot.
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I wouldn’t say marketing is his skill. His skill is getting shit done. The only reason why we listen to his (crazy) words is because he actually does what he sets out to do.
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Just curious, is there a standard way to start attacking that problem?
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People need to go home sometimes. This would be pretty complicated dealing with issues like someone being late to get their stuff. At least a shop can say come back tomorrow.
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It wasn’t free. It was 10% off another product while we still had most of our return time available. A customer should not have to return your product to receive a discount a week after. It’s a massive inconvenience on both sides that could
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Just wanted to say that working with Casper customer service was one of the worst experiences I’ve ever had. I bought their top of the line hybrid mattress then a few weeks later they had a sale which could be used on any of their products
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What app are you using?
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Not with them but it doesn't look like school is a required field. All the details are but not the specific school.
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How do you check your brakes in the air? Is there an indicator?
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Airlines are essentially allow to have their own Operating Handbooks. So they may have different procedures for certain things. I’m pretty sure the manufacturer would say if something wasn’t going to work on that aircraft.
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As long as apple keeps their image as the company keeping up with the best tech (doesn’t matter if it’s true or not), it’ll be huge for them to release anything. It’ll make others jump in and bring a lot more money into the industry. The Ai
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No. It’s to not mock someone for their side of the argument. That person may have never once been racist or shitty to someone yet they have society telling them they are terrible. Blaming whole groups of people for the actions of portions o
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You’d think it would be common sense when writing something that other people will read. We don’t see people writing books in acronyms or omitting words. How come so many people try to use code to show how smart they are?
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As the other person said, doesn’t mean it wasn’t risky. But also, people in your industry may have been in a better place to assess that risk.
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This is somewhat related but does anyone know what the market rate for a mid level backend services dev in Seattle is? I’m looking but it’s a little hard to find a range.
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It’s clarified later in the article that she’s saying making lunch for your children is the expression, not specifically fancy bentos.
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Oh and this is on prem... https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/services/devops/server/
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On prem gitlab then? Just throwing out ideas.
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Why didn’t you just recommend Azure Repos? It’s a great product and fits what you need. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-au/services/devops/repos/
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Yes, the majority of the people who work remote, enjoy remote. I’m pretty sure the kind of person who likes it will typically seek it out. I’m in the same position as the other person. I just quit my remote job for a local in-office positio
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No one is going to disagree that you could build the same thing for cheaper and the point has been made over and over again. Apple isn’t selling for your use case.
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And that’s fine. It would get voted down when it was no longer the best case.
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As someone mentioned here the other day, reader mode on safari, or any other browser with it, can get around to seeing the article. Just lose out on images and stuff.
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Can you explain why you hold that opinion? I’m curious as two people have mentioned it in the comments so far.
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Like the other comment, I don’t think that the US gov would set a precedent that you could publicly release many of their top secret programs and only go away for less than 6 years. And that’s also with any public outcry. He’d still be lock
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Well let’s be realistic, it said nearby scooters. Not “unlock scooters.” There is the completely valid use case of a scooter that isn’t able to send it’s location to the app yet is close by to you. So it can be found with Bluetooth. That is
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