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Comment #44564091
It is also not working for me, this opens http://localhost:3128/oauth/callback?code= ... but on Kiro interface I see "There was an error signing you in. Please try again"
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Comment #40348742
I am just imagining GPT-4o saying this in her sarcastic voice!
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Comment #36860551
We mostly use recruiters now
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Comment #36858896
I don't understand why they killed their job board. We used to pay them a few hundreds a month for a a couple of job ads that we were quite happy with. But then they "decided to fo…
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Comment #36775548
I don't lie either. I just spit out words that is in alignment with my mental model for optimizing my future.
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Comment #36754589
I wish this had a feature to slow down the turtle.
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Comment #35839970
Unfortunately this person graduating from a Western European uni, could not even grasp the algorithm for creating a count down timer. They asked me for career advice. I wonder whet…
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Comment #35839397
We had a CS undergrad intern that didn’t know what i++; means in JavaScript for loops.
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Comment #35337230
Based on my experience traveling between Europe, Middle East and Asia: - for return flights I always get different fares based on the origin. At least for the airlines that I trave…
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Comment #32993146
Four. Using pm2. But it is a overkill. This server is running other applications next to my node server.
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Comment #32988553
For what it is worth, I am handling about 130k views and registering ~1k paying users per day with a t2.large instance server running node, redis and nginx behind a free tier Cloud…
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Comment #32378073
I fully recommend this. The fp-ts is quite readable for JavaScript. Combine it with io-ts and you have a robust way of handling user inputs: pipe( decoder.decode(req.body) , E.mapL…
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Comment #29767612
I've been a frequent flyer of Emirates for the past ~ six years. From my perspective, the airline suddenly changed about three years ago. The quality of their service dropped and s…
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Comment #29751525
Yeah. > The java.lang.Math.random() method returns a pseudorandom double type number greater than or equal to 0.0 and less than 1.0.
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Comment #29747423
Off topic, but this is a code smell for me: [(int) Math.round(Math.random() * (userAgents.length - 1))]); This leads to a lower probability of selecting the 0th and the last items …
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Comment #28894596
Deezer has added a "don't recommend this song again" button. I used a couple of times only but I feel that my recommendations have been indeed improved. Before, I had to skip the s…
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Comment #27538761
Non-breaking space is very important for languages like Arabic and Farsi. Changing a non-breaking space to a normal space in some sequence of characters, may change the meaning of …
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Comment #25582319
How long does it take to vaccinate the whole population? I did not look for better sources, but I read in this [1] CNN post that in 2021: AZ is producing 3 billion doses, Pfizer 1.…
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Comment #24566346
Haskell's killer feature here is higher kinded types. do notation is just a syntactic sugar. But (with the exception of Scala or PureScript) almost no other every-day language supp…
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Comment #24484017
For advertisers, the fact that people that may never click on any banner ad, are blocking the ads on the internet is not a bad thing per se. Once they got a click, they know that t…
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Comment #24130047
It seems to me that Facebook instead of battling racism and other problems in the information bubbles that it has created, is doing some kind of straw man. "Look here we are bannin…
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Comment #23821463
> This application will be able to read and write all public and private repository data. This includes the following: ... Is it really needed?
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Comment #23251452
socket.onerror event happens for both cases. But there does not seem to be any difference between the error object that is passed to the these handlers.