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No problems. Cool project!

This was interesting. Anyone here who has the experience and / or qualification to speak about ZMA and the possible side-effects if any (except the dreams as mentioned).

I am intrigued by consumption of ZMA and affect on sleep.

Cool colors. Just a note, the footer github link [0] is a 404. Please fix

https://github.com/apexcharts/apexcharts

Might be hard to do (or to trust someone else to do it) but quality delegation helps.

"It's always terribly excessive and almost illogical by design"

Well, its a basic human emotion, greed. Never gets satisfied. However absurd it might get.

They can not. As long as its on Internet. They might have to ban Netflix in India all together, If I am not mistaken.

To be honest, its less about being a Taboo (see films like Chameli, Chandni Bar, Fashion) have tried telling taboo stories. Its the censor board which is so inconsistent that it doesn't even make sense. This platform helps them bypass it and its working, and its also being accepted by the viewers . Win-Win-Win

genuine question, whats Valhalla? Google returned something Norse.

Totally agree with you on this one. While they keep absolute technical details to themselves and not on the page, at least give a link or something where interested people can read what went on.

Also, if I give similar root cause in my environment, I'd be laughed off. We need to absolutely provide what went wrong, what was the immediate fix and what's the permanent fix and is it done (or does it require downtime / restart).

Yes. Also without any immediate directions.

Add to it Idle mind being devil's workshop . Add to it some handsome cash you might have got and there's a recipe for a good potential destruction.

Hi,

Any link you'd suggest for a starter in UI who wants to start with React JS and has worked always in backend (PHP / DB / OS stuff when developing)?

I am aware of JS and do minor contributions to libraries but those are very basic level (compared to what library of the size of ReactJS)

Software Engineering Daily

How I built this

Business Wars

Scaling Postgres

Startup Secrets Lecture Series

These pretty much have me occupied on all my commute time.

"They’ve also started rolling out a cell phone network, but all of the hardware is tapped and all of the info comes straight from the central gov."

North Korea is seriously closest to "1984" we have right now.

"The Kims are worshipped as a God-King hybrid"

I see thats done in the US as well, different Kim though

What is a pity is that only mention of JC Bose happens is when he proves that Plants are living things. Thats it. 12 years of studies, 8 years with Science as subject and he gets just a paragraph at best.

PS: This is from State board in India.

This really irks me. On the bright side, they are doing really well with on time updates but hey, allow me to do what I want to do with my phones, at least offer root somewhere deep down in settings so that normal users dont mistakenly enable it.

Speaking from just a purely technical point of view, doesn't facebook track so much of your data that its smart enough to find out who the owner of a facebook profile with fake name and does piracy and who he is in actual life,where does he live, what places he is at?

Most, I mean upwards of 60-70% always search for charging point the first thing they arrive anywhere (be it airport, Hotel or even office). Always the devices are on charge. Always.

"At the least, you should understand what problems are and are not solved so you don't look foolish in a conversation"

Seriously, this is so embarrassing at the current point ( with me having absolutely 0 understanding of the concept)

Guys who have worked with Kubernetes and virtualization, I have a genuine personal question for you - I have been working as SysAdmin and then into virtualization (VMware / HyperV sort of things) and while natural progression in it says go for advanced VMware courses (related to Virtual machine and its concepts), do you think its better to switch lanes now to container-tech rather than some years down the line? I am totally 0 on Docker / Kubernetes / OpenStack (if thats related with containers).

" The bottom line is that if people are not rebelling against current measures of social credit, government only has incentive to keep going."

One problem with this is that since NEWS and almost all media is State-owned in China, there might be protests and we might be unaware, also the protesters are straightaway sentenced plus now even their family members get "negative points" if I am not mistaken. There's a reason why Chinese people living outside also dont say negatively.

The days after Montreal Protocol gave me so much positive hope for the world...

This might sound bullshit but I found one via "LinkedIn Career suggestion" and he's given me some great perspectives.

Not "perfect" but sure its good

"longhorn" aah that word triggers the memories of "packs" we used to get on deviantart to modify your windows back in the day

Sure its not perfect but its definitely not how it was in my childhood ( The Musharraf days )

This is very good article detailing almost everything which almost every "not a dba, but still had to write queries" kind of backend developer has to do sooner or later.

Also, more index !== more performance. I think he explains it best : " If you need to access data quickly, you index it. If the performance of data (which almost always results in bloat) access isn't a concern, you don't index it"

If you want to learn JavaScript start by writing JavaScript.

This should really be like the first point of every javascript tutorial ever. Honestly.

Isnt it too early for going ES6 only?

For learning sure, but for production I still think best to go ES5 ...

"I just hope they always allow users some way to switch to the old Reddit as an option"

Pretty much the only thing why I am still using Reddit via PC in addition of mobile app (third-party)

A lot of your (my problems) would be solved if you understand what is async (as Zyst has already mentioned). This was a very very big problem for me coming off PHP (which is sequential, statement 2 gets executed after statement 1). So when I started with ajax requests, I used to put in timeouts, for loops which will wait for 1 second and see if operation completed or not and what not.

That and not declaring variables in global scope unless completely required.

Also I wish I had known to start with Vanilla JS and stick to it unless completely familiar then jump to frameworks. I started with jquery and the withdrawal was awful but heavy learning experience IMO.