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SpaceX does have a smallsat ride sharing program. The Starlink-8 launch was the first one (with 2 smallsats from SkySat), and the upcoming Starlink-9 also has 1 (BlackSky Global).

https://www.spacex.com/rideshare/

Google spends ~2.5B in operating expenses per week, so that's a rounding error.

The author didn't bundle, so it's like running `npm install && npm run build` on every start

Did the author not bundle their Deno project before uploading it? This would be as if they ran Webpack on Node on each start, so this isn't really a proper comparison

There's C# and C++ support, with third-party bindings to other languages (Rust, Python, etc)

Except when they broke most Homebrew installations a few years back (Mojave maybe? Been using Linux for a while now too, that was my tipping point)

I feel like the new name doesn't reflect what this project is about. "Eclipse Adoptium" is too abstract, and sounds like a Eclipse feature. I think that just adding Eclipse as a prefix would have been easier.

That's true, I mostly stayed away from Bedrock, so it's hard to say on that front. I understand the split, but Java itself has been very well maintained

As a Minecraft player, I agree. They let the teams run with more resources, and it has shown in both quality and features in both companies. GitHub recently has been killing in with features IMO

Hooks isn't a replacement for Redux though. It enables you to build state management in an easier way, but Redux is not just holding state, it describes the change of state

CS Modules are still not the "default", this space is still up in the air. There's CSS-in-JS (like styled-components or Emotion), Sass, plain CSS, etc.

I should have said that it's the best in my opinion. I think people from different backgrounds do prefer different methods, for example Vue seems very popular with PHP.

I agree. htm in my eyes in a mix between JSX and templates, and does strike a good balance.

Without JSX (or templates), writing HTML as JS is quite painful. Some don't like JSX but it is truly the best way to write HTML in JS.

Non-natural born American is still American. This is what immigration is.

Node developer. Web developer. Doesn't really work fully.

This is type-safety, but not type-checking. The 2 are entirely different problems, and can complement each other.

I don't see this being adapted for any project since it doesn't provide any real benefit over using something like TypeScript, which won't let you do these types of mistakes.

Do you want to handle the errors (this) or not have errors (TS)? Pretty easy answer on my end.

This is how APUs (which is what the PS4/PS5/Xbox) use memory, the RAM is shared between the graphics and compute units. This can be an advantage since memory is quickly shared between the two (for example loading textures, etc).

This is also useful in computers since adding more RAM also adds more VRAM

Docker on macOS runs inside a Linux VM, so yes it's functionally identical. The performance issues arise from FS mostly due to macOS (see post at top of front-page earlier)

What would be the benefits vs hitting your API directly? (Having a "normal" API server)

Seems like most companies have one of these, including Google (Firebase Hosting + Functions). It seems like a common platform, however I always have trouble imagining what is the use case, especially in scalability (Function/Lambda is fine for small projects, but feels like it's not widely scalable and still has a lot or limitations)

I don't need a habit, I have a password manager.

The main problem is Spotify isn't a podcast app. I don't listen to music like I do podcast, and I don't want my queue there because music would mix in, and it can easily reset.

Also, most "real" podcast app have better playback options. I want to be able to see chapters, and skip silence, but forcing to use Spotify for an open format is bad for everyone. Podcasts are great because they are open, and give you choices in playback apps.

I know my PIN yet it asks me everytime I open the app. It's extremely annoying. I wouldn't mind once a month, but it seems like it's 1 a week (which doesn't seem true, I feel like it's more every 2-3 days for me).

I just wish there was an option to ask less frequently.

Feels a bit too blue. Maybe replacing the background with a darker and grayer color would make it easier to the eyes

This is incorrect. It starts loading on mouse down, but still acts on mouse up.

Ah true, although like you said Hire was more a tangent product to G Suite, so not exactly Cloud related, but still business-facing. Thanks for reminding me

Has Google EOL any Cloud products? I don't remember any being shutdown recently at least. Since these are money-making products (unlike maybe other good customer-facing products), there's a lot less reasons to shut things down IMO

Same for IntelliJ-based editor! It's incredibly useful to store the .http files inside git repos, an have it tracked alongside with code. It's similar to Postman or Insomnia, but tracked (and synced), and built-in