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wilgertvelinga
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Comment #46993896
Spot on! It's probably the stuff you buy that has the biggest impact on the planet. Fill in this test to find out for yourself: https://myhiddenimpact.com/en/
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Comment #46342958
Never trust anyone with a network setup like this... https://www.jmail.world/photos?photo=EFTA00002627-0
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Comment #44002068
Why do you assume reduction?
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Comment #42203043
Is there anything Electrobun does to prevent XSS vulnerabilities? The docs actively promote setting .innerHTML, without any warning regarding concatenating user input.
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Comment #42171317
Tip: Venice!
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Comment #41162798
It's actually called mutation testing. And luckily it's almost fully automated.
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Comment #41131742
Edmij | Senior data engineer & Senior Back-End Developer | Fulttime, Onsite >= 2 days a week | Amsterdam, NL Edmij is a Climate Tech scale-up focused on electrifying the Dutch ener…
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Comment #41022453
Not calling it DOG-E* is a waste of opportunity! * Acronym tbd
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Comment #40638047
Offline multiplayer over bluetooth would be a great addition!
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Comment #40572416
'The Gorilla "mounting tape squares" are strong and don't leave any residue.' Which is also an engineering marvel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-F2QQuZZGk
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Comment #39784496
If you enjoy visual representations, try https://scrolldit.com/
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Comment #39408509
Find ways to reduce those 10 minutes. Some ideas: - make the individual tests run faster - remove obsolete tests - increase parallellism - use a tool that can determine which tests…
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Comment #39407557
The solution to that is mutation tests. They force your tests to actually verify the implementation instead of just running the code to fake coverage. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wi…
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Comment #39299576
I've got the proof of the embryology in my throat. My uvula is partially split. See: https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/23943-bifid-u...
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Comment #39194314
There is also a carbon offset company called wren, they're even Y Combinator alumni: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/wren
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Comment #39095019
Sounds a lot like Azure Durable functions. Which we started using recently. Curious to know if inngest could also fit our use case.
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Comment #37357516
Interesting, I would assume a smartwatch on your wrist would make it way more easy to get distracted. But I've never worn a smartwatch so maybe I'm wrong.
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Comment #37219662
Even more in-depth from the magnificent Ben Eater: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE-_rJqvDhQ
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Comment #37210110
If you're in Europe, these are amazing: https://www.alpine.nl/products/partyplug
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Comment #35339864
It has all been calculated: https://www.helsinkitimes.fi/themes/themes/science-and-techn...
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Comment #35339781
Do you have a source for that story. I'm curious to learn about the details!
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Comment #34148457
If you are on the verge of throwing something away, better to visit a repair café! https://www.repaircafe.org/en/
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Comment #31503565
In Amsterdam we have a Facebook Group called "Amsterdam Deelt/Geeft (Shares/Gives)" with 40k+ members. Almost anything you put up there is picked up within 24hrs by a very happy ne…
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Comment #30953841
Switch to WebStorm / IntelliJ and enjoy the endless bliss of the local history and many other advanced life saving features!
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Comment #30950691
Did you hear about nx.dev?