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This is going to be the most starred and unused repo very quickly. The hype is already fading, as expected

I had to reach AWS because of a bug in Aurora last year; they replied quickly but said that they couldn't understand the bug...

I never got this in the comparison of aws between gcp. Why do people need direct support that much? In 8 years, I had to reach out to GCP maybe twice and still got an answer anyway.

Learning git internals was definitely the moment it became clear to me how efficient and smart git is.

And this way of versionning can be reused in other fields, as soon as have some kind of graph of data that can be modified independently but read all together then it makes sense.

one more ai code review please, I promise it will fix everything this time, please just one more

Or use copper

I'm not sure to get. They say took decades for this particular pollution to reach the Philippines via ocean circulation systems but the images suggest it's coming from rivers. Is it possible that china is hiding something?

Most people say their number one complaint is limited history. But then you offer that, and they realize it was not such a big deal. Slack still wins on so many levels that I don't see anyone willing to move any time soon.

There is something in the air regarding dark mode, lots of people are starting to admit dark mode UI are often harder to read, harder to build, or not worth the effort. Maybe we are past peak dark-mode

It's rarely an issue with coton, but it's still a problem with cashmere or wool. Even on the most delicate settings you can have surprises

Love the idea, but I don't think this "built for [...] non-technical users" works. All the examples were more confusing to me vs a regular programming language and definitely not accessible to non-technical users.

Also, why would I want to compile to multiple languages? If I'm building a no-code platform, I won't bother supporting 3 different languages since I'm the only one seeing the code.

My doctor is in the EU, and none of them care, it's been documented heavily in the past months.

well, I wasn't expecting half of the models to say yes to death penalty, so I would say even the dumb questions are interesting.

I was going to be mad at this, but I remember our doctors are already using it without our consent

The hard truth is most people don't have hobbies. It's even more true with billionaires that dedicated their whole life to their job

Might be right; however, why stop at cars? Almost everything you buy and consume is produced in China or elsewhere

We don't have a clear explanation of the destructive behavior, right? It looks like it had no real purpose, and there were much more effective ways of destroying their repos. Very script kiddie-like, which does not really fit the main complexity of the virus. Very surprising.

Great article, I really thought it was a recropping like friends (and many others). So weird that they just forgot about CGI.

so like assert(process.env.MY_ENV_VAR) but in a less readable oneliner?

But it's happening in the biggest capitalist country in a capitalist world

Webp was a nice new format now widely adopted in browsers, yet it's barely supported in websites (upload) and softwares. It's hard to see this being different.

Interesting. Perf regression can happen locally but they mostly happen in prod when data change in volume or in shape, can this run safely on a prod db?

I wish EU was next but we slept too much on this one

not everybody has to be Apple, but the ugliness of this page (and the others) is astounding

No video demo, no scan restults, focusing too much on design and buzz words. Thanks I'll stick to my $400 epson scanner

Really nice

If I had to guess, it's because it's loading a bajillion images that are not compressed

you don't have to ask for cookies if you don't use them

they received massive funding from french billionaires, maybe it was part of the deal

As always, france is always just 5-10 years behind US craziness.