Interesting. How does it compare to other CI software like Jenkins? I'm always a bit skeptic about tools that look nice but turn out to be limited when put to real work.
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Solidity is here now, and the demand for Solidity developers is growing by the hour.
Edit: Looks like 147,029 votes is enough to flip Wisconsin and Florida and give Clinton the Electoral College.
Also, the Phoenix Framework (if you're building a web app) is really, really nice.
The command syntax is sometimes a bit clunky but they are making regular improvements.
Not to repeat lgbr, but the registry is pretty easy to get running. I had some problems initially, but it was mostly because I didn't really understand how to use a container all that well. That sounds somewhat silly, but it ultimately was true.
Finally, the hype is ultimately a good thing. There's a lot of focus on the project right now, which (hopefully) means we can expect a good deal of improvement and stability in the near future.
Edit: Definitely an oversimplification. High doses of Vitamin C can help lessen or prevent Blood-brain barrier (BBB) breakdown and mitochondrial dysfunction, which are two suspected causes of Alzheimer's Disease.
I'm still not sure about the jumping but the load time might be the result of:
370 requests ❘ 4.0 MB transferred ❘ 45.30 s (load: 41.60 s, DOMContentLoaded: 19.41 s)
But still nothing. Comparing a page that is 15% the size of the original is ridiculous. I'm left wondering what happens to the page loads on a WordPress site if you reduced the overall size and number of requests.
> Animals made of meat have the same capacity for experiencing pain.
This is what I don't see as a clear and obvious truth. You shouldn't get on my case for throwing something out there without any kind of validation and then do the same thing yourself.
Edit: In the US, a lot of how cruelty is valued is based on how alike the animal is to us. Mammals get more attention than birds, which get more attention than fish. There is a hierarchy and I think it's based on how closely the animal resembles us, a part of which is the capacity for pain and suffering.
The text was also changed just a minute ago to remove a plug for HyperCube. The original text included something along the lines of "Clearly there are big problems with Android, which is why we started HyperCube..."
Edit: Bike lanes increase safety but I just added it to point out that it's a relatively complicated situation. I think lower speeds were the biggest factor towards increasing safety. I can't find the study either so the above really isn't worth all that much, my memory being what it is.