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sebws

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    Comment #45340594

    There are ways if you're ok with a build step, e.g. https://typia.io/ or https://github.com/GoogleFeud/ts-runtime-checks Although perhaps that's not what you mean. I found these th…

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    Comment #45024426

    from the article, > Elsewhere, Reilly Wood rebukes a user asking if there would “be any downside to just not using Application Support ever” by saying that “[Nushell would] no long…

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    Comment #44950857

    I don't think this is true. The example from the esbuild docs uses `import * as lib from './lib.js'` in an example for tree shaking. https://esbuild.github.io/api/#tree-shaking Alt…

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    Comment #44024773

    You can fix them both in one. In your local network you host a local DNS, in my case I’m using pihole. It has records which point to the local IP of a reverse proxy. With this setu…

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    Comment #42777895

    The tailscale app on iOS can turn on a VPN on the phone to connect into your tailnet. Once this is enabled, you can then access the tailnet IPs from anything, e.g., in your browser…

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    Comment #40991980

    On the author’s point of a “debug build” with runtime type checking, there is ts-runtime-checks [0], which looks to do something similar! I don’t have any experience with it howeve…

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    Comment #40195481

    The article mentions switching between "energy states": > This nucleus has two very closely adjacent energy states – so closely adjacent that a laser should in principle be suffici…

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    Comment #34686128

    My understanding was that a fair bit of this story was marketing by Stuart Semple. I couldn’t find a better link easily at this time, but see this post for an alternative perspecti…

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    Comment #31233463

    The site doesn't police the rules completely, so some self-policing is necessary to avoid things like specialised vocabulary.

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    Comment #30189969

    I couldn't find anything about a participant's suicide when searching, could you provide a link?

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    Comment #28650485

    I think the topic was how pandemics would cause word of mouth stories to be lost, not the story of pandemics.

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    Comment #28073206

    Here's what the posted article had to say. > The RSPB says there is “no clear scientific evidence” that cats are causing bird populations to decline, but there is a perception amon…

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    Comment #25888320

    That 15% of charges wouldn't have occurred if they hadn't lied to the investigation. To blame an investigation for people's crimes is bizarre.

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    Comment #25714110

    How about this, it's not hypocritical to think that discrimination against gay people is wrong but "discrimination" against people calling for violence is right. It's only hypocrit…

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    Comment #23591578

    I'm currently studying CS at UNSW and half of these subjects I've taken relevant courses, and the other half are in my future. Where did you have your experience?

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    Comment #22633918

    it seems that popcorn time 4.0 is something to be wary of for now, at least that is the impression I got from the subreddit.

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    Comment #22633913

    seems to me like there's some concern over the latest edition of popcorntime in its subreddit, so I'd be wary of it for now.