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Comment #48758483
Rail Europe ( https://wwww.raileurope.com/ ) | Hiring in Paris and REMOTE | Senior SWE | Full-time Rail Europe is a global travel tech company and the reference brand for European …
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Comment #48751319
I'm happy someone's challenging the Rails almost-monoculture in the Ruby ecosystem, but Hanami doesn't seem to bring much to the table. Is there anything in this release that Rails…
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Comment #48343652
Yes, some features now require a subscription - it's clear where this is going
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Comment #48343387
Mac office suite is moving to the subscription model, too
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Comment #48001669
A good article on jet engines: https://www.construction-physics.com/p/why-its-so-hard-to-bu...
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Comment #47817322
In the 80s it was fairly common to consider C64, Amstrad 464 and ZX Spectrum 8 bit, while Amiga and Atari ST 16 bit. In Italy we even had two separate video game magazines: Zzap! f…
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Comment #47570982
Same here, I tried all combinations with BetterDisplay but kept getting fuzzy fonts. It was very frustrating on a large 5k2k display
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Comment #47386330
Buy second hand books if you can: wider selection, good for the environment, lower price (usually), supports small businesses (usually).
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Comment #47350543
Yes, I've seen that, too. The rails way of doing things can feel like a terrible limitation to some developers, while others enthusiastically embrace it
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Comment #47350508
Javascript handling in Rails was easy in the early versions, then became messy with the asset pipeline and webpacker, and is becoming simple again with the latest versions
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Comment #47347526
I love rails and the recent improvements are great. I have the impression, though, that these days it only appeals to those who picked it up before version 3 or 4, when it was smal…
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Comment #47288549
Planned obsolescence is sure at play here, but I blame the design choices of Jony Ive and his team (thinness above all).
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Comment #47254391
Nice improvements. If you like a clean revision history and hate messy git rebases then you should dedicate a couple hours to jj.
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Comment #47237278
Asus ProArt
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Comment #47237248
I've got that display, too, and quite like it. Matte finish is essential (IMO) if you're annoyed by reflections.
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Comment #47199858
As a kid I spent a lot of money with the arcade version, finding it very difficult. Reaching the second or third stage was quite challenging, I was always hoping to find the knives…
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Comment #47186456
This might actually make Anthropic very popular among those who do not support the current US presidency, a significant market share.
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Comment #46409210
Very nice, but on an A4 sheet the last row is cut off and you need to manually shrink it
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Comment #44808333
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Comment #42042761
Mazda owner here, love the physical controls but using Google/Apple maps with the joystick is painful
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Comment #41801711
Trailers give away the entire film these days. No surprises allowed
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Comment #38816679
I’ve always wondered why they didn’t use the Fate of Atlantis script instead of the awful crystal skull
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Comment #36290655
He's been the most polarizing figure of italian politics of the last 30 years. It will take decades to reach a balanced assessment about the guy. IMO future historians will not be …
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Comment #32342853
You can find them for many companies here: https://github.com/OpenTermsArchive/contrib-versions
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Comment #30177047
I used to like Postman, when it was a simple browser extension. I basically used it as a curl gui. Now > Postman is an API platform for building and using APIs. Postman simplifies …