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Comment #48662843
In the risk reduction tab, it should compare the vulnerability count against the node-slim image. In my eyes, it takes away from the offering when they try to prop up the vuln coun…
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Comment #47420065
I understand the general point you're making, but the pg package isn’t a good example. It has 6 deps, not 13, and 5 of those are internal packages from the same monorepo without ad…
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Comment #45349487
Thank you!
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Comment #45349331
Can somebody provide an archive link? Trying to access the site, I get a Cloudflare security page that says my access has been blocked by some security rules.
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Comment #38005467
The target audience also includes Angular developers. NestJS emulates several aspects, such as modules, that it doesn't necessarily need to mimic Angular's appearance. I cannot pas…
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Comment #38005363
> For a long time NestJS depended on class-validator ... and regularly suffers from security vulnerabilities that can take years to fix. As a maintainer of class-validator, I'd lik…
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Comment #35815066
I think the most bad rep for RxJS comes from using it when it is not needed. Parent comment said: > But the problems they solve are also unintuitive. Do you consider calling a JSON…
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Comment #35814628
> I can just note that our Angular code seems to be much harder to maintain than our React code. A big part of maintainability comes from the quality of code and/or existing experi…
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Comment #35814506
Angular did have it, it is called RxJS.
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Comment #33490943
Thanks for this! There are more than 400 comment here, so my post will be probably buried instantly but I just need to share this with someone! I just have finished playing A Plagu…
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Comment #32954162
From OP post: > ...team is great and lot of interesting challenges... A great team and exciting challenges are a strong retaining factor, and I dare to say, it's way harder to find…
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Comment #32241011
It's worth a note that this was introduced with the latest DLC, and the AI currently is hopelessly broken as it does not understand the importance of defending your railway lines c…
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Comment #32106851
I am surprised no one said it yet. The usage of Github logo is now allowed as your own product branding[1]. You probably won't get into trouble, but still you should consider chang…
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Comment #31923529
I just found out a few days ago when I have read about track gauge, that they literally built narrow train lines to transport ammunition at scale. Eg: https://nzhistory.govt.nz/med…
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Comment #31922049
You can set Actions to required and then they will be displayed even when Actions is down and merge will be prevented.
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Comment #31904627
> You just described every frontend framework. None of these are unique to Angular. Any developer with an understanding of JS can learn and use any framework in the exact same way.…
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Comment #31904612
An honest questions: How much have you worked with Angular? I have worked with it since the first release and what I see that it is steadily (albeit sometimes slowly) going into th…
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Comment #31529417
I live in east Europe in a country with public healthcare (our system even considered to be in bad state). However if I have to choose between spending the saving of my family and …
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Comment #30532538
It's so surprising that nobody ever talks about the active nuclear policies the countries have. For example Russia states the following: > With regard to nuclear weapons specifical…
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Comment #30532415
Just to be clear the Budapest Memorandum doesn't say anybody needs to nuke anybody. It only says that the sovereignty and borders of Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan must be respect…
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Comment #28907242
I had the impression that RT is a propaganda tool[1] for the Russian government not an independent news organization. [1]: https://www.politico.eu/article/russia-propaganda-disinfo…
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Comment #28636860
> I don't think azure-docs repo is the right place to ask for help/suggestions as maintainers are not very responsive because their sole job is to push internal docs to public docs…
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Comment #28636643
We use Azure at work and this article hit home hard. As we just have been burned recently by Azure pricing. I am in the same spot as the author: liking Azure but being put off by a…
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Comment #27387859
> If that is the case, then contributor's emails are being 'leaked' without their say-so or probably knowledge When you login into the NPM CLI it printed in all caps that the given…
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Comment #27347801
> and in some cases these generals sabotaged the oil effort. This sounds interesting, do you have any sources about this? > His generals really screwed up the Eastern theatre in th…