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by timdorr 10y ago
On GCP, you create a separate Project entity that can have any number of Google Accounts linked to it. In that way, the actions of your personal account don't affect the GCP project (and vice versa). If you're worried about access
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> Google Cloud GPUs give you the flexibility to mix and match infrastructure. You’ll be able to attach up to 8 GPU dies to any non-shared-core machine... Wow, that's impressive. One thing I've loved about GCE has been the custo
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With their 15 second looping videos, they're already eating up the leftovers of Vine.
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The wording ties it to the car, not the owner/driver. "For Teslas ordered after January 1, 2017"
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I'm curious why Atom gets so much crap for being an Electron app, whereas VS Code is generally praised for it's speed. Are they doing something significantly different from each other?
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Yes, that is exactly what they did: https://github.com/wordpress-mobile/WordPress-Editor-iOS/com...
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"They are substantiated. It's clearly your research that is not." Where is the evidence? Link me to one scientific paper or credible news source on this. There is no backing to either your claims or the throwaway account&#x27
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I switched to 50% Soylent for the 6 month period following the year, with a break for "normal" food in between. The first year was almost 100% Soylent, with some occasional solid food when Soylent wasn't available. I had no i
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Having entirely lived on Soylent for a full year and having went back to solid foods with no weaning period and no ill effects, I doubt the veracity of your unsubstantiated claims.
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Says right at the top of the page "Get a Free Surface Dial". So, I assume that's included.
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I wouldn't be surprised if they axe the headphone jack too...
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The same crew runs Fort Awesome, which lets you do exactly this: https://fortawesome.com/ They also just bought an icon design studio, Symbolset, and include many of their icons in the Fort Awesome icon selector: https:&#x
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I think a lot of that has to do with the language changes that came about with ES2015. Before, we were basically stuck with ES5 and ES3, which aren't that great to work with and limited what you could do (easily, at least). The stuff c
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> So this is a good usage model, but I'm not sure people want to carry yet another tablet just for gaming. The only way I can see this thing taking off is if it can fall back into an Android tablet mode for web browsing, e-mail, etc
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It's different because the self-driving doesn't entirely happen within the vehicle. Tesla maintains a road database to base driving decisions off of and it's assumed you obtain that information from the network. > Initiall
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They say in the article it's just an implementation of Eclipse Orion: https://github.com/eclipse/orion.client
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Are you willing to move down to Atlanta? If so, I know of some potential options here in town. Glad to make the intro.
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Totally agree. Just switched to it on Redux and this was all that was involved: https://github.com/reactjs/redux/pull/1951/files Most of that is just find-and-replace kinds of changes. But we dropped 3 d
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It looks like it builds on those resources, but lets you deal with them via a simple dotenv-style file, rather than full YAML. Could be helpful for integration with those kinds of files or if you're migrating from an older .profile-bas
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Yes, because we have to render props.children and normally Router is right under or near ReactDOM.render(), which only wants a single element from the component from the top of the tree. We were inserting a <div>, but that would screw
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In fact, 3.0 is still being developed. I just pushed out beta.1: https://github.com/ReactTraining/react-router/releases/tag/v...
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2.x and 3.0 are not deprecated at all. We're working on another release of 3.0 in fact (hopefully a beta before we go to final 3.0.0). We plan on supporting that version indefinitely, as there is a whole ecosystem of projects and libra
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Sorry about this! If you use the older now.sh link, it will work: https://react-router-website-uxmsaeusnn.now.sh/ It's fixed in git, Ryan just needs to push a new build.
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That version of the site will work best with Chrome. The newer version will fix for Firefox: https://react-router-website-xvufzcovng.now.sh/ The next build (now.sh versions URLs) will have both working. Sorry about that!
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It's more that you can get the information about the state of the browser or server's URL down deep into the component tree and then more easily act on it (with a few components, rather than a larger case statement). It's bas
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Tesla does this with "Valet Mode": http://www.teslarati.com/depth-look-valet-mode-tesla-model-s... However, the problem still remains for their loan fleet. I often get vehicles with a few different phones synced a
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So is Aurora just a MySQL storage engine (e.g., InnoDB), or a modified version of MySQL under the hood?
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Edit: maybe there is some confusion. I'm talking about minifying the tooling, not end user code.
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The preset situation has gotten a lot better now.. Most use cases are handled by a small .babelrc file with the latest preset applied (possibly also 'react' if you're doing that sort of thing). Babili has a single preset too,
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Having readable backtraces when something goes wrong is far more valuable to me than saving a couple dozen MB on a 512GB drive.

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