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by striking 4y ago
This is the opposite of a YotLD problem, it's because Linux users do not usually participate in automatic updates that they consider this a problem. Windows and macOS and Android and iOS are all automatically updated and nudge users in
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by striking 4y ago
This isn't quite the intent of the project here, though, which aims to run the ARM build of Windows as close to the hardware as possible. Not through a VM running inside macOS, but rather under a lightweight hypervisor running on the b
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by striking 4y ago
I don't totally disagree with you here. There's certainly something to be said about systems that make people happier than no system at all or the wrong system entirely, e.g. the soft power of surveillance being better than a tota
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by striking 4y ago
It does except in cases where it might be dangerous to (e.g. `node@16` doesn't by default as that could conflict with plain unversioned `node`). You can generally `brew link` the package anyway if you need. Or use Nix instead. I'v
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by striking 4y ago
I would be surprised if their opinion differs from that of the first link they sent.
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by striking 4y ago
As with engineering, it's all tradeoffs. It's important to keep your "economic, social, and physiological" factors in check, and it's important to keep growing and keep pushing your limits to become better at the th
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by striking 4y ago
Article: > # Why don’t you just use an iPhone Mini? > I actually do now! I switched from Android back to iPhone in late 2021 because the Pixel 6 was too ridiculously large. This was my first iPhone since the OG iPhone. > But only 5
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by striking 4y ago
The Pro version appears to offer, or may eventually offer (?), this set of features https://pro.dokku.com/
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by striking 4y ago
Very minimally, sure. You also save a whole pile of money.
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by striking 4y ago
You can get really close by using the one click Dokku deploy on DigitalOcean. Technically it is your own VM, but in practice you just set your git remote to that IP and use it like you would a Heroku instance. It even supports the Heroku bu
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by striking 4y ago
Which guideline states that?
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by striking 4y ago
I've read through the section of this article which discusses the "Jewish Intelligence" page, and find the reasoning behind why we should be mad about the deletion to be extraordinarily weak compared to the explanation given
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by striking 4y ago
First off, it's now a redirect https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Rosemont_Seneca... Second, the article links to the archived comments about the deletion ( https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki
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by striking 4y ago
What's wrong with reverting content that isn't relevant for the encyclopedic format of Wikipedia? A decent example of this might be https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tempted_(Squeeze_song)#Backg... , which goes
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by striking 4y ago
My point was that request level caching basically doesn't make sense for GraphQL anyway. I feel like you haven't replied to that point. And if you're reading the error details from the payload anyway, why bother with setting
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by striking 4y ago
Ok, use https://github.com/join-monster/join-monster . If you need autogeneration from the DB instead of hand-curated joins defined on the schema, consider https://www.graphile.org/postgraphile/ or
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by striking 4y ago
You can use GET. https://graphql.org/learn/serving-over-http/#get-request That being said, caching needs to be done at the resolution layer rather than the request layer. Under REST, APIs are generally modeled as
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by striking 4y ago
GraphQL allows backend teams to retain control on how data is aggregated, and doesn't couple the database schema to the API's representation of the data. The frontend can get exactly what it needs when it needs it, without letting
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by striking 4y ago
If you use Relay, the graph representation is reasonably unpacked into a state store for you, and you're given the ability to change both the state store and the backend data in one fell swoop.
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by striking 4y ago
Yeah, but when everything lives inside the same Lisp environment, there is no need for glue. You have variables and functions, all with built in documentation, that are easily composed. Vim, on the other hand, appears to conspire against th
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by striking 4y ago
There's a synthetic fertilizer shortage right now. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2022-05-01/farmers-a...
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by striking 5y ago
> This feels like a separation of concerns issue in which a module is being over used. It's not always modules. Libraries and patterns and frameworks and so on, they will come and they will go. Sometimes you want to just change some
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by striking 5y ago
Inventory can be commingled at the Amazon warehouse. Additionally, sellers have been engaging in some pretty wild fraud to retain their position in the listings. I don't trust them anymore either, except maybe for cables or something
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by striking 5y ago
From my understanding, they use a Mac the same way you would, and they forward the messages over by sheer force of will and also money. It works fine for me so far, though there's no out-of-the-box solution for forwarding iMessages tha
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by striking 5y ago
Beeper is based on Matrix and the bridges they use are almost all open source. It's an amazing Matrix client (including on Android and, reportedly, iOS) and that makes it pretty great at everything else. Though the Discord integration
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by striking 5y ago
Happy customer here. I prepaid to reserve a username and the invite came through pretty shortly thereafter, but ymmv.
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by striking 5y ago
I don't immediately take offense to hearing about things that don't apply to me, and maybe hearing about things that my classmates or their parents or whomever is going through might help me get a better understanding of them and
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by striking 5y ago
I don't think having adults I trust inform me that it's okay to be entirely disinterested in sex and to be myself would make me uncomfortable.
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by striking 5y ago
Yes.
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by striking 5y ago
Socratic questioning involves questioning, not unexplained assertions. You definitely don't come off as a modern-day Socrates when you use the latter. I'm not against something like a 64k or 4k intro competition, because the resul

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