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dobs
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Comment #46317247
> > #1 is doable but would destroy our ability to combat fraud. "Here's how not to get banned next time" is not an email anyone in this space would consider sending. > Just imagine…
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Comment #39030276
But most people also aren't draining their battery every day. I live in Toronto, own a Kona EV, and am lucky enough to have a garage. I've literally never needed anything more than…
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Comment #37309194
Or decline in product offering relative to the competition. In Canada at least Netflix's library seems to have been gutted with a ton of their non-original content moving to Prime,…
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Comment #36947289
> If you are worried about safety, ride your e-bike/bike in the middle of the lane. I'm the sort of person who "takes the lane" when necessary but it doesn't work great in practice…
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Comment #36330160
Part of the complexity of moderating on Reddit vs. moderating on Facebook is Reddit's open-by-default nature and limited control provided to moderators. For example: Optionally req…
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Comment #34430511
There are a few bank-to-bank mechanisms (ACH, wire transfers) but they're slow (often multiple business days) and often have fees associated with them ($20+ for wires). The lack of…
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Comment #32758200
It might be worth giving the Apple Store or online support another shot. I was in basically the exact same position a month ago (pros bought launch week, very out of warranty, know…
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Comment #21986633
Probably 50/50 old (but popular) Erlang libraries and newer Elixir libraries. For protocols, we have a not-uncommon use case for which there’s no mature HTTP client. Mint might be …
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Comment #21983898
I feel like my experiences are in sharp contrast to many others here. I love Elixir the language but find myself still having to throughly review new libraries to avoid footguns. I…
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Comment #19721428
I'm a meat eater and my partner's a vegetarian. A&W was our go-to fast food hamburger place even before beyond meat burgers as their veggie deluxe burger was already fairly good, t…
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Comment #18565975
One service-to-service case where I've found GraphQL extremely useful is report generation. For example, in one case we had around a dozen services with fairly typical REST APIs, a…
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Comment #14748051
You might be interested in postgraphql: https://github.com/postgraphql/postgraphql Otherwise it depends on your GraphQL implementation and what DB adapters or ORMs they support. Fo…
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Comment #14378067
Gave this a quick shot on my own monolithic app and it cut startup time almost in half. Impressive considering how easy it was to configure! Startup time was one reason we started …
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Comment #13710414
> In reply to fixermark, there is also nothing stopping you from very complicated queries in REST. What I believe others are getting at is that those complicated queries themselves…
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Comment #11297381
Which leaves me wondering why I'd use Typescript over sticking with ES6, especially with tools like Babel making many future features available right now and libraries like React a…
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Comment #10016997
> The article is terribly condescending towards Reddit's founders and moderators. Quibbling point, but I found the article fairly flattering toward moderators. And as in the articl…
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Comment #8000030
Someone started creating fake business listings on fake side-streets with the names of major intersections throughout my city about a year ago. So if you searched for directions to…
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Comment #3803170
They could just pull the licenses from the OSI's list ( http://opensource.org/licenses/alphabetical ). And people writing their own licenses contributes to the license proliferatio…