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No

It’s 2 clicks with tools like Stremio. I use Plex with the arr stack and sure it has more configuration needed upfront but once that’s done you no longer need to figure out which streaming service has what. Plus things like realdebrid mean you don’t even need storage anymore.

Yes, JSX was created for React. It was at the time a controversial syntax that most disliked. There’s a great Honeypot documentary on React that goes over it.

Since October so relatively new, the like button also gets animations: https://www.bbc.com/news/newsbeat-67137492.amp

“ Mewing is a technique in which the tongue is placed on the roof of the mouth in an effort to make the jaw bigger and more square. This may be done for aesthetic reasons and/or to correct orthodontic, breathing, and facial structural issues.”

Revolut is pretty big in Europe but I guess not that ubiquitous yet

Highlights:

- No income tax for earners below $250k and flat tax of 5-7% above

- Reduce housing bureaucracy and empower licensed engineers to certify building permits

- Solve traffic issues by building tunnels instead of new roads above ground

- Merge high school & community colleges into “Future schools” with teachers earning ~$120k

- Eliminate homelessness with assisted enrolment in housing and “future schools”

- “Partner” with big companies to find what they need to run their businesses more efficiently

- Gun safety: expand access to legally owned guns to reduce number of unknown gun ownership (training required)

- Climate change: create a carbon tax

- Close the DMV and allow DMV certified private companies to administer driving tests and training

- Create virtual IDs to replace plastic IDs

- Eliminate speeding police enforcement and replace it with speeding cameras

- Create Handyperson license and others through future schools

- All state services to accept crypto currency

- Reform welfare benefits to incentivise future school enrolment

- Increase community policing via supervised community service by non-violent criminals

- Law: increase small claims from $10k to $100k

- Legalize and tax, online and in-person gambling

- Lower cannabis age from 21 to 18 and remove some restrictions on cannabis purchases & sales

- Create transition bond to raise money to fund transition that people can invest in

To be fair he didn't they are. He said they were, which might have been the case in March after the corona crash.

Source: https://www.truckinginfo.com/330475/whats-behind-the-grille-...

I still think the funniest thing about this saga is that Trevor claimed the trucks ran on HTML5 supercomputers

I also got 72 for mine. 90/60 in the numbers below.

Edit: 84% for percentage of people who'd like the website

I've built https://opusone.ai/resume-builder over the past two months while still working my full time job. Now the hard part, marketing.

Oh that's a great idea. I already found a php parser for it. Thanks for the suggestion.

Thank you!

I know, I wanted to add a LinkedIn integration but they don't allow it unless you're a partner.

So, I tried to mitigate the "data-entry hate" by showing the resume being updated in real time.

I've used react-pdf[1] to generate the resumes and react-pdf[2] to display them

[1] https://react-pdf.org/ [2] https://github.com/wojtekmaj/react-pdf

They show the screenshot of the page loaded per region so if it did, you'd notice.

The link is behind a login, I'm on my phone logged out but I believe it refers to this[1]?

[1] https://github.com/features/security

What input didn't have a label? I'm using mui in a webapp and didn't find any I couldn't add a label to.

Wish I had scrolled down first :D

So a frontend developer is a perpetual trainee in your opinion?

This is pretty neat but what's the use case? I'm struggling to see it

Edit: nevermind, I guess it's to make it easier to develop for mobile, no need to connect the phone using USB anymore

I do too! I can't use Medium, it gets so annoying.

They do promote YouTube premium videos in the beginning but after a while you stop seeing it if you don't consume it. I think it took a week max for premium videos to leave my recommended content (it was a while ago I started my subscription) .

Material ui uses flexbox for it's grid. You can learn all about flexbox here[1]. In material-ui a <Grid /> can either be a container or an item. Check the documentation for the Grid element which has all the props available which should translate pretty well to the css in the webpage above i.e. flex-direction will be the "direction" prop in the Grid element if I'm not mistaken (on mobile, don't have access to the documentation rn)

[1] https://css-tricks.com/snippets/css/a-guide-to-flexbox/

Looks good on mobile but on first load you need to unzoom for the content to fit.

It's probably MIT if his PHP project is anything to go by. Open an issue on github letting him know he forgot to include it I guess?

From the reddit thread:

"For people worried about electricity usage:

My 3900x/2070s system, if using both cpu+gpu for folding full, uses 430w at the wall plug. Even at 21cents per kw/h this is about 9 cents/h.

When setting up your machine, it's best to go to slots and remove your cpu. GPU tends to make all the points, especially if you have a newer GPU. I removed my 12 core 3900x from slots and barely noticed a drop in points while my system was running much cooler and with even less power usage. Leave it to default disease and you'll likely get covid-19 projects.

I use both my 2070s cards and I get estimated 3.2M ppd for $2/24hrs of electricity.

TLDR: PC's don't use much power. Get folding@home and just use your GPU(s) at full. Leave it to default to get covid-19 projects."

Reported Jan last year, resolved Aug last year.

You can also use https://laravelshift.com/. I always manually updated using the documentation upgrade guide and never had a problem which will apply to most people who don't use internal undocumented functions.