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pothibo
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Comment #15149511
ConvertKit ( https://www.convertkit.com ) | Senior Full-stack Rails Engineer | REMOTE The engineers at ConvertKit are smart, highly motivated and highly productive developers who c…
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Comment #13320779
That's quite the cynical comment. I can only assume from your comment that you think this company doesn't deserve to have good news. Some of us wants to have a future where electri…
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Comment #13318781
Element level selectors are so often demonized and having written quite a bit of CSS in my life, I have come to appreciate how easy it is to write and maintain CSS when you actuall…
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Comment #12306232
That's still wrong. Using a is still much easier than using React's implementation of it.
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Comment #12305839
Are you really comparing the linux TCP stack with an HTML select tag and justifying React through that comparison? Are you for real?
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Comment #11675295
It's 7$/month. You sure can be made uncomfortable easily. If someone wants a private repo but doesn't value his/her private code to the amount of 7$/month for ALL their private rep…
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Comment #10201093
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TGV Might be worth a read. While it may not be up to par to your standard, it's one of the train system the most complex and speedy in the entire worl…
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Comment #10201079
Not excuses, just maths. I'm not a US citizen. But I'm canadian. And my province has tried to get high speed train through the border, but the economics never added up. That's the …
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Comment #10200912
The difference is because in America, there's 2(3) countries. In Europe, you travel between ~10 countries. The budget/mentality is different since you operate in international leve…
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Comment #10003101
I'm sorry but I really don't agree with this. One of the point the OP made is that if you develop in SQLite and deploy on a Postgresql database, it means you discard all the featur…
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Comment #9991065
I think where Google could build momentum is to try to go for a private ecosystem where everything you store (photos, notes, etc.) would be private. The facebook opposite. That wou…
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Comment #9961991
docker-compose is no magic, it only maps a YAML file to docker's command arguments. While I think docker-compose is useful in some cases, I strongly advise to not use it at first s…
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Comment #9955555
The Tui gave his Kiwi status away!
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Comment #9936447
I'm wondering if this idea will make it to the browser vendor so that their whole runtime is by default in a VM.
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Comment #9926094
The attack surface is actually a good point I had not thought of.
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Comment #9925980
I run exactly zero extension and used an ad-blocker for maybe 1 month in my whole lifetime. With that being said, I am genuinely curious how these 2 things are necessary for you to…
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Comment #9918066
That post is a perfect example of my bloggin issues. I wrote the first part and felt nobody cared so I didn't write the second one. I guess I should take my own advice and write th…
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Comment #9917333
That's absolutely right. I can't count the times I have come back to my blog to read about something I need to do right now that I did 6 months ago.
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Comment #9916881
This is the most important lesson for anyone who would like to start blogging. So many times I've started and trashed drafts because I thought it was dumb, stupid and that everyone…
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Comment #9873684
Considering that gas planet usually contains a solid core, it's possible, in theory, to land on a gas planet.
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