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Do these outages have anything to do with the log4js vulnerability?

My gut feeling is that most are nation-backed trolls.

Also given that there are now a whole new generation of developers who weren't around when the whole trashing began years ago.

Yes, there is a gig ... you work charitibly for a non-profit.

Why do employees not negotiate for actual vesting stock as opposed to vesting stock options?

Wait it doesn't look like you used the performance branch of automerge (which is now merged into master). It is significantly faster.

https://github.com/automerge/automerge/pull/253

Design problems become human problems at performance review time

They got sued but IE also became the dominant browser. I think they must be factoring this decision into their Teams' CAC.

I for one would have fully loved to have Stack Overflow be bought by Github/Microsoft, and just replace Github discussions. Of course there are topics that fall outside of the scope of repos but ... fully contextualized communities belonging to repos all in one place would have been very powerful.

I use Trim [1] for Chrome to add ratings in the netflix interface. It also dims recommendations that are below my specified stars. Works really well!

[1] https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/trim-imdb-ratings-...

Congratulations! Looking forward to hearing more positive news from you in the future.

Why doesn't Electron debundle itself into the Runtime vs Application? Much like .Net Runtime. Electron can then be installed in a single spot in the system and all Electron apps pick it up from that spot. You can install bundle the Electron Runtime in the installer (200mb installer is no biggie for a desktop app) but you get all the benefits of consolidating RAM usage across.

Lots of other great examples here: https://github.com/ronami/meta-typing

You no longer have to code data selectors explicitly for each endpoint.

Put differently, Graphql gives good defaults out of the box, and REST bad defaults.

We had that a decade ago. It was called XML and XML Schema. All IDEs support it.

JSON was a huge step backwards in the name of simplicity. And now when we are going to add similar functionality to JSON, something else is going to come out in the name of simplicity (like NestedText).

Also it's a donation not a contract.

While it's most definitely true that most people who want to fight back will get legal counsel, I am talking more about giving faith to fight to those who yield at the sight of the first letter.

If your experiences were more made more public, as to the exact process, people would be less scared about beginning their own process of fighting back.

I wish you and everyone else who has to write these legal replies can open source these letters so that the process of going up against these large enterprises doesn't sound so intimidating.

Not pricey if you are ok with the open source MIT version.

Also their modular system is very easy to extend so you can always write your substitute adapters for their enterprise code without even forking it.

What I always wanted to know is what prevents Amazon to create a service 'inspired by' an open source project. Like...check the source, take ideas, write in 'your own words'?

Ag-grid

If IBM owns stock of itself then it can use that stock in lieu of cash to make acquisitions, hires, and bonuses.

Having a lower stock price means it has a smaller leverage on those things.

Still want to know the answer to the original question "Is the Textile toolkit able to operate directly 'on chain' via a standard web browser?"

And this is how Jira started with it's complexity. Welcome to the club.

Also pivotal....but pivotal is nice

How is the IDE support and in particular the refactoring assistance? If I rename something do I have to find and replace or will language service tools handle that for me? Speaking as someone who just did a very large refactoring of a large (100k+) codebase. Statically typed languages and tools around them help a ton there but not sure how it would work with Elixir.

Came here to ask the same thing. I literally set up Teams @ $25/month for 2 seats only and paid in full for annual...

How does this price change affect me?

Also, has the number of minutes for Actions gone down from 10k to 2k monthly?

I came here to read about couchdb but ended up reading about grammar for 2 mins. Does HN have an offtopic flag and if so can I by default collapse all offtopic comments?

In Canada I use https://simpletax.ca. Their software is super easy to use (even easier than TT) ...and it's pay what you want. Needless to say my "donation" to them has been increasing over the years.