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tpaksoy

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    Comment #48252322

    We had issues running our Node app on alpine. Specifically the dns lookup for our API calls were taking several hundred milliseconds *every* time. Switching to debian reduced it to…

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    Comment #36280166

    I think this is an unfair opinion of Gren. In the past, while using Elm, if you wanted to support some browser API that Elm didn't support yet you would have to fallback to kernel …

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    Comment #36156505

    You've skipped the message format. It doesn't include the location. It also doesn't mention it in the link.

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    Comment #32562477

    If B4nan is around here from Apify, amazing work. On Crawlee, and on MikroORM. I especially use MikroORM extensively in production. One of the best, if not the best, ORM for NodeJS…

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    Comment #31987287

    Apparently there was a "blogpost" of a developer showing of their code, where they accidentally leaked access tokens in a piece of commented code: https://archive.ph/mP3bh This is …

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    Comment #31396930

    Why aren't they showing a comparison between old and new price? This seems deliberate...

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    Comment #22676444

    I wish Shopify would hire more engineering related workers in EU. Support for European payment methods in Shopify API is horrible and I would love to put it work to get more EU pay…

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    Comment #22442918

    We recently added support to one of our projects to use Stripe out-of-band invoices, and pay these invoices using Paypal/Braintree

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    Comment #22106017

    Until someone with an accent appears on the screen. And I don't mean someone from France or Turkey for instance. But Brits, and in particular Scots, usually break the automatically…

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    Comment #21523419

    Does this not add up to 1.0 by the way.

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    Comment #19053672

    Exactly, I never would have thought I would watch so many episodes of Brazilian series and Italian series. Thanks to Netflix, I somehow found them because of recommendations.

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    Comment #18938336

    Exactly. I have no idea what changed... Have I been part of a test group or something for the last months?

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    Comment #17038185

    Maybe the docs were written badly? If everyone makes the same mistake, then there might be something wrong in the source.

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    Comment #16791294

    Site seems to be down, cached mirror from Google: https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:3feSvC...

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    Comment #14173548

    As mentioned in other comments, I don't have this issue of not being able to use `class` in Vue. So it can be done better.

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    Comment #13618062

    Not trying to be condescending but the styling of this page is all over the place. Lists indenting weirdly, code blocks not aligned or indented. Makes it very hard to read.

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    Comment #13509785

    How is it a minority when 48% of voters elected him a few months ago?

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    Comment #12950620

    It didn't help that the argument order of some functions were specifically written to be used in backticks (like `andThen`). So I had to litter `flip` everywhere to use the pipe sy…

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    Comment #12844972

    Can you list a few? I'm genuinely curious which ones you consider so much better.

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    Comment #12397132

    >I'm pretty sure that Google's core functionality is ads You have got to be kidding me... So we're completely going to ignore that everyone is still using Google as a search engine…

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    Comment #11118793

    exizt88 is correct. I can't swipe to go back a page. And if I swipe up, the page seems to want to continue scrolling at the same speed, it feels different and not fluent.

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    Comment #10387512

    Having to deal with mangled symbols is pretty annoying. Is it not possible to give a directive to the Swift compiler to disable mangling? Like rust has: #[no_mangle]