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Small nit, the GitHub link at the bottom of the page leads to docusaurus' GitHub, not the project. It took me more than one attempt to realise the project's gh was in the sidebar.
(granted, the experience is optimised for Chromium based browsers, but FF is not forgotten).
- traffic tiering and balancing based on request's perceived amount of work
- low latency data loading during our calc loop
- implementing a selector framework to unify all the stores used by the application
- redesigning the formula editor to make human friendly yet expressive enough for the most hardcore user (fun UX challenge)
We really ought to start blogging more about these things :D.
I suppose it's a matter of expectations. Originally from Portugal so I'm used to seeing far worse people driving on the road.
People tend to stick to the outside lane as they feel that if they go on the inside lanes they won't have the opportunity to move to the outer lane when they are near their intended exit due to other cars being on the outer lane.
IMO this stems from lack of education (driving lessons are not adequate) and the fact that everyone's looking after themselves (i.e not respect for other road users (which also explains the ludicrous speeds on the roads, road rage, queues, etc))
There's an open issue [1], but no resolution yet as it seems.
[1] https://github.com/mozilla/multi-account-containers/issues/3...
So we (wife and I) had an idea. Instead of gifting them toys, take that money and put it in their savings account (one account per kid). We slowly managed to convince the rest of the immediate family (grandmas resisted a bit) to follow the example and now the kids have a growing savings account (which hopefully they'll appreciate later in life).
With that said, we didn't stop giving them toys altogether, they just get a lot less toys which makes the ones they get that much more special.
The whole trip is quite impressive.
How did you manage to get those bubbles? Double kneading? Wood-fired oven gives a nice taste to the bread (to whatever you cook in it anyway) but controlling the temperature is a challenge.
With all of that said, when I said baking, I meant cake baking. (although I dab a bit with bread (and can make a nice loaf)). I specially enjoy taking recipes and iterate over them adding twists in terms of flavour to them (last year I went through my vanilla pods phase, currently on a nuts phase[1]).