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NatW
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Comment #18734122
I don't think VSCode is going away. It's built on Electron[1] and performs quite adequately for me, personally. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Visual_Studio_Code
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Comment #18598171
My experience is with bikes you can easily take one hand off the bike to signal a turn - what your traffic intention is. But with the scooters, it's not really possible to take you…
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Comment #18598150
> the same risk with conventional bikes I think the scooters are riskier in some ways. My experience is with bikes you can easily take one hand off the bike to signal a turn - what…
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Comment #18092042
Coupon books are used in France. One coupon for each candidate. Voters privately choose a coupon from the book at the poll site and put it in an envelope. They're distributed and c…
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Comment #17916685
I've heard it said, "A data scientist is a better statistician than a typical programmer and a better programmer than a typical statistician." I 'graduated' from the Data Analyst N…
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Comment #17916607
>XML is a better format than JSON. That's quite absolutist - I can see why you see it as an unpopular idea. For me, the context where a tool is used is key. XML is good if you have…
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Comment #17406598
Thanks for the link. I like their disclaimer: >Here at Veridian Dynamics, we care about you. That's why, by visiting this site, you agree to suspend all of your rights. Because we …
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Comment #15863490
A bit oversimplified, but in France, voters are essentially given a printed coupon book, with each candidate on a different coupon. They just take their coupon/candidate of choice …
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Comment #14191731
I'm a huge fan of ZMM and I enjoyed Lila - where he elucidates a metaphysics of quality. His writing is brilliant, but my theory is that he may have experienced mental distress, in…
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Comment #13831568
What is the maximum disk space for this offering? Amazon's RDS peaks out at just 6TB currently.
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Comment #13491279
Ruby on Rails or Node.js for the backend (API) and React for the front end. Rails is excellent for database migrations. Postgresql / MongoDb / Firebase for the database, depending …
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Comment #13032511
Very nice - wish list items: adding css version numbers and browser compatibility.
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Comment #13001400
As a US driver living in France, I can share just the anecdote that French driving far less pleasant, more stressful, and feels more dangerous due to its narrow traffic lanes. I ca…
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Comment #12559909
I'm curious if they looked into pf / CARP as part of their research into allowing horizontal scalability for an ip. See: https://www.openbsd.org/faq/pf/carp.html
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Comment #11921687
A very detailed breakdown of the basics of 'explain analyze' with various examples.
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Comment #11878564
FYI Amazon RDS now supports Postgresql: https://aws.amazon.com/rds/postgresql/
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Comment #11746270
You could try text top :): https://github.com/tombh/texttop
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Comment #11746263
For fun you could try texttop: https://github.com/tombh/texttop
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Comment #11648261
The Geo API allows it to work like a search engine. On my wish list would be adding a bounding box query to return results within a map displayed on the current screen: e.g.: https…
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Comment #10793085
I've been perfectly content using RVM https://rvm.io/ - with all the functionality I need, and reliability, too. What am I missing out on?
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Comment #10524967
Autoprefixer 5.2 release name was “Dont tread on me”, motto from historical American flag historical American flag https://twitter.com/autoprefixer/status/603596652683866114