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In this specific case it is also because Absinthe/graphQL subscriptions are built upon Phoenix channels so if you plan to use subscriptions, Phoenix is the easiest route. Phoenix a…

Famously, something akin to this was done by Voltaire in 1729 (including the crowdsourcing). See https://books.google.com/books?id=BBusxgu8-AAC&lpg=PA259&vq=...

Very interesting, definitely gonna try this out as I have seen similar use-cases. Any change Github is at anytime going to show the specific merge-conflicts for a PR that cannot be…

Got this book as well, it's fun to read through and I can impress friends with simple yet tasty recipes. Bought it mostly because I'm a huge fan of seriouseats and Kenji's posts es…

I second this, also I'd like to see an overview of the (files with) merge conflicts if any instead of a message saying the PR can't be merged. Fixing the merge conflicts might be a…

For completeness I would include the closed form solution in a discussion of linear regression. In matrix notation is fairly simple and it's easy to follow how it falls apart when …

Playing the devil's advocate but isn't Apple hindering web standards a strategy to keep people using the apps from the AppStore. On mobile, where the iOS market share is huge and i…

Unintended side-effects like these are why I prefer to stick to normal fixtures. They get the job done and save me from adding another dependency to my projects. Fixtures are also …

Passenger is open source and has an enterprise tier. Though written in C++ they very much serve the Ruby world. Nonetheless, I agree with your point that this model may not be suit…