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There’s probably more to this story. It’s somewhat a skill and maybe art to create MRs so that they are easy to review and get approved. It is also true for the feedback on MRs. Providing compressed and succinct feedback makes it faster to
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Looks similar to what Shaun is doing here https://youtube.com/@dustupstexas?si=YNqltpg87QPqTeG3
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Agree with this. GitHub was good at some point, then Gitlab caught up and now Gitlab has been superior in code review experience for few years at least. Comparing between MR/PR versions, meta commands in MR templates, and so on.
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3y ago
Snowpack, parcel, esbuild. Minimal setup each. YMMV based on how you plan to distribute the build results (package, site or app) after.
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3y ago
There’s a petition on resistbot now to get some legislative eyes on this issue https://resist.bot/petitions/PONADR
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3y ago
Misleading article title. >In the end, plugins represented 18% share of the overall auto market (with a 13% BEV share alone). Regardless, this is a happy trend!
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3y ago
“…and this is why I did not push harder…” This is a full-on circus. Bonuses and stock drop and revenue plus solving a problem for team Sales using team Chrome is just pathetic. It could be easy to assume this happens across all Google pro
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Same
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3y ago
I was always curious about that. Reader mode on nytimes shows only 1-2 paragraphs from the actual article and then “subscribe” link. How does it work for you?
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3y ago
Obviously unrelated to the shared repo on Github … but wow, Yammer, of many things, mentioned on HN in 2023.
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3y ago
I wonder if this paint, or rather type of paint - radiative cooling paint, only works for roofs and other sky-pointed surfaces.
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3y ago
Such weirdly worded announcement. Reflecting into public about a private company announcement but also it’s “announcement to the Netlify team”? And three bold highlights for (who?) investors? I guess the image for investors was built, what
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3y ago
Similar thoughts in cheat sheet format https://youmightnotneedjquery.com/
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3y ago
Echoing this - saying the whole text at once in one shot is very challenging for long batches of text. Using built-in text input showed quite good results since ChatGPT is still understanding the ask quite well
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3y ago
Leak is happening every other day, sometimes twice a day. Flume detects it but I can’t find the source of the leak in the house. For many months now. Wondering if this is some bad reading or something else.
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3y ago
Glad to see Sense here! Been using it for 3+ years and am surprised how good it detects electrical appliances and other typical stuff. Do you have any plans regarding always on load? So hard to track it down…
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3y ago
Wow! Would love to compare this to Flume! Been using it for some time but can’t quite catch one tiny leak I have
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3y ago
In this theory, are salaries part of the profit or not? Cause they are not in the accounting scheme of things
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4y ago
Clippy is back!
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4y ago
Doesn’t measure CO2. Just CO
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4y ago
Someone randomly orders stuff from HomeDepot using my email. Different address and different (not mine) payment methods. Real orders. Real stuff. HomeDepot doesn’t do a thing about this. Either a glitch and user data mixup or some advanced
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4y ago
What happened? /s