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amcsi

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    Comment #46407374

    Where's the public Git repository for this project? The GitHub link on the NPM page seems broken to me.

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    Comment #42756147

    In Hungary they banned Gratitude Payments since 2021.

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    Comment #33907656

    The big difference is that while the PHP major upgrades - although had breaking changes - provided a forward-compatible way for you to run older version code on a newer version PHP…

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    Comment #33852555

    I remember getting that error in the past, and at the time googling for that token gave few results, so it was a slightly bigger deal than you would think. 99% of the time the caus…

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    Comment #33176447

    Better. It's like a VS.Code that you can turn into a Visual Studio (if needed) within the same application.

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    Comment #31489674

    I'm implying that if you "don't need Next.js", because it's too heavy-weight (because e.g. you already have a dedicated team working on the back end API using a different language)…

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    Comment #31489118

    Every time I hear any news about routing in a React framework I always get disappointed that the news isn't that they're introducing type-safe (TypeScript) routes to enable type-sa…

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    Comment #31489101

    I've heard people suggest to always use Next.js, because the alternative (Creat-React-App) is being developed too slowly.

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    Comment #31489084

    Nearly all front end metaframeworks/starters are like this, which is why I've given up on trying to run them in Docker, because it's just over-complicating the deploy process with …

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    Comment #29723549

    I use Vim's built in symmetric encryption with :X One of the reasons I haven't moved over to NeoVim is because they removed this feature, because supposedly it's not perfect or som…

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    Comment #28929003

    I don't see how the "men" part is relevant of what you are saying. The "rich" part is a good point: that's certainly more unfair. I'm thinking that if men and women of equally poor…

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    Comment #28928409

    It is absolutely supply and demand. I meant girl escorts when I wrote what I wrote. I find it unfair that it you're born a girl and are pretty, you have this option.

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    Comment #28928342

    I read the entire article. By making a lot of relatively low effort I mean selling something for a lot that's not a expensive items or valueable experienced labor. And like I said,…

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    Comment #28925691

    Although as a male I highly support that sex work be legal, and acknowledge it as legitimate work, I do not tend to honestly respect this type of work (besides the courage to do it…

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    Comment #27720836

    Although Livewire allows you to do that, and shows counters in its examples, for such things that shouldn't require communication with the backend (e.g. saving, or grabbing data fr…

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    Comment #22325941

    I'm quite a noob, and this is a bit off-topic, but if it's mathematically proven that no sorting algorithm can be faster then O(n*log(n)), but we know for sure that checking if an …

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    Comment #21178076

    Though whatever data is "lost" in a password manager is usually recoverable; each password could be individually reset in each website. True though that it's a pain.

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    Comment #20962109

    So let me get this straight... This algorithm creates an initially empty array of size K with the DB internal ids of what would randomly be selected. Then it goes in order from 0 t…