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tjenkinsqs

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    Comment #39906773

    First SQL database built specifically for running in the browser using WASM.

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    Comment #39904677

    Bun is used in github.com/yolmio/boost as a Typescript runner to build a complete system. We use it also for all kinds of other scripts.

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    Comment #39898371

    We've been using bun for a while now. We love the speed, but we love the integration even more. No need to use node, npm, nodemon, tsx, esbuild and jest. Bun is our one-stop-shop f…

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    Comment #28567986

    Misleading advertising. They can add 50,000 locations, it won't matter unless the requests actually get routed to the closest location. The article basically says "hey, we have no …

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    Comment #23899162

    Here is the fundamental flaw with the parent analogy: Both the government and the citizens are adults. Don't treat me like a child. Government is not supposed to keep us safe from …

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    Comment #23423637

    Five studies. Key difference: Used with zinc and used with outpatients. https://academic.oup.com/aje/advance-article/doi/10.1093/aje...

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    Comment #23423598

    Actually we can, but timing and combination matters. It should be taken early (either as preventative or early onset of symptoms) and with zinc. If so, then there is proof of succe…

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    Comment #23423579

    HCQ is no miracle. When used without zinc and when used too late it may not help. It's best used with zinc and early. That's what five studies confirmed here: https://academic.oup.…

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    Comment #23423555

    5 studies show it is effective for outpatients. https://academic.oup.com/aje/advance-article/doi/10.1093/aje...

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    Comment #23423547

    I personally do not like drugs, but as far drugs goes Hydroxychloroquine is quite safe. Hydroxychloroquine has been used since 1958 by millions of people. It is relatively safely (…

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    Comment #23423531

    Five studies show effectiveness of Hydroxychloroquine for outpatients https://academic.oup.com/aje/advance-article/doi/10.1093/aje...

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    Comment #23423109

    Regarding HCQ safety: This is from the CDC web site: safe for young, old and pregnant: https://www.cdc.gov/malaria/resources/pdf/fsp/drugs/hydroxyc...

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    Comment #23422747

    If you want real scientific studies, have a look here: https://academic.oup.com/aje/advance-article/doi/10.1093/aje...

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    Comment #23422739

    $20 (patent free) Hydroxychoroquine vs $100s/1000s for patented medicine

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    Comment #23422722

    Hydroxychloroquine does not repair damaged cells, but it does stop the virus from replicating (especially when used with Zinc) There are five scientific studies demonstrating this …

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    Comment #22881323

    Excellent points. I would add: HCQ is most effective at the onset of symptoms. It stops the virus from replicating, it does not repair cell damage. Also, it must be used with zinc …

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    Comment #22088123

    I prefer sanctions a thousand times over war. Don't we have enough of the endless wars (Afghanistan, Iraq, Libya, Syria, etc. from the last 2 administrations?

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    Comment #19811722

    So will CNN, MSNBC, FoxNews, etc. finally be de-platformed for "Weapons of Mass Destruction". This has caused actual destruction in terms of trillions of dollars, thousands of Amer…

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    Comment #19530012

    You make some valid points on DI, linting, etc. but your first point on Typescript itself not providing value is pure FUD. Typescript catches a TON of bugs and the ones that are th…

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    Comment #17715689

    Not advertised much, but you can cut down costs by 7x: Instead of API Gateway you can use Cloudflare Workers as "Gateway". It costs $0.50 instead of $3.70 per million requests. Not…

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    Comment #17404901

    Can you please elaborate a little? EFS scales with size, i.e. did you have at least a few hundred GB on there or was it mostly empty? Roughly how many IOPS did you get?

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    Comment #13807097

    While some of our targets will be Google App Engine Flexible, some will be GAE standard. Can we use it with GAE standard as well?

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    Comment #13806730

    Very glad that you are offering this service. A key feature needed is speed, i.e. minimal time from check-in through build/unit & integration tests/image/deploy. Questions: - What …