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The US was never intended to be a true democracy. So all you're saying is a car isn't really a boat and there's nothing inherently wrong with that.

and if I don't know what ZenDesk is, then you're just exchanging one confusing name for another

You still need a fixed mailing address for many things, so I assume they'd use that

Where do you get that idea from? Everywhere outside of major tech hubs the cost of living is significantly less and "quality of life" is actually better. I moved to Cleveland and yes there's less "trendy" things like restaurants but there's so many parks and places to go and activities and casual events

There's not much reason to buy a model s right now compared to the 3 imo. The model 3 is #1 on your list and sells 4-8x more than the next 5 on the list, including the e-tron

It's not just about hiding the complexity of SQL. You also get flexibility you don't have when writing SQL directly. For example, our laravel app uses pgsql in production environments but uses sqlite in our CI environment. We also migrated off of mysql which consisted only of changing a configuration value and verifying no issues by running tests

I've used a number of ORMs in the past and have not had a great experience, but recently have been using Eloquent with laravel and it's really great

The web versions of Office software still feels way less polished than the desktop version. It just doesn't feel quite right

How do you curate the stores?

I mean not all banks have minimum balances or any fees at all on checking accounts. Not sure what you mean by interest rates. If I have a savings account I'm getting paid interest. If I take a loan I'm paying interest in exchange for access to the capital. What exactly is the issue here?

Not all banks do that

Please don't give that up without a fight. Trademarking trailhead would be similar to trademarking "road" or "highway" or something like that, which would be ridiculous

Maybe Richard has a lot of weather anomalies

I think it actually is a good example, I think your argument would make sense if they were moving to a new growing location, but the fact that they're moving to a place they could have moved all along exactly shows that now there is some incentive that didn't exist before

Why?

AMD's superior CPUs is why you should be buying them

Does this test include testing against cached routes? Does your framework cache routes? Does this integrate into the framework the same as other routing frameworks? Does it have feature parity?

The biggest thing with all these "x is faster than y" only applies until you add in the rest of the features.

How many employees do medium sized banks have?

Would be interesting to have the opposite, animals bred since opening this page

It's a medal icon like kind of thing

Printers have done this for decades

Move literally anywhere other than Silicon Valley and there's still plenty of jobs

> another is Stripe which is a SAAS boilerplate built on top of laravel

Spark