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This is amazingly common unfortunately

From experience, so many things that graph dbs are not worth the effort in something like 99% of cases. Stick with postgres or similar if you can!

I've seen a number of comments like this over the last few days and I don't really get it, gamers use the internet right? Vast overwhelming majority of them are going to be running javascript programs hundreds of times per day

only? 11°C is huge!

It's to keep the drone as far away from landing hazards as possible - you don't want someone accidentally losing a finger to a rotor or the drone crashing through someone's window or landing in a location it's likely to get stuck.

Pretty low.

Webpack is virtually indispensable, it has a poor reputation because the docs weren't great in v1.x and because it takes some effort to understand and configure correctly. When it's configured it's rock solid and it rarely needs touching again.

I have this theory that people dislike it because that complexity comes front loaded - the most fun part of any new project development is right at the start and if you're spending time setting up webpack then the developer perceives that as frustrating time wasted rather than an investment in the project that pays off long term. A big part of create-react-app's success is because it means the developer can get started right away and not have to worry about that.

Companies are made of people and people inevitably screw up. Cloudbleed made Cloudflare more trustworthy in my eyes simply because of how they handled their (very large, very unfortunate) mistake.

You just have to reach out to people, you can't expect to sustainably rely on referrals for growth. Remember that your existing clients have no incentive at all to refer you to other people and in most cases are disincentivised from doing so. Instead use your success with your existing clients as social proof when approaching other companies in their niche: "we just delivered X, Y and Z to CompanyYouveHeardOf, let's talk" is a great way to open a conversation with those other companies.

Using sass-vars-loader for this which is a webpack plugin: https://github.com/epegzz/sass-vars-loader

for your specific example - you can declare SCSS variables in a JSON file, that makes the definitions accessible to both JS and SCSS.

bought it earlier, read it pretty quickly. It's good, there is some gold in there and a lot of practical advice. It does feel a little bit expensive though, some sections are a little thin and this is made worse by the use of multiple blank pages between sections which makes it feel like the authors have padded it out.

On the other hand I'm likely to refer back to this book a lot over the next few years, so in that light $80 doesn't feel that bad.

I think I'd have preferred a living resource / subscription model rather than a one off book though.

I mean, you can drive a Bugatti Chiron 500km for the same amount of energy as a single bitcoin transaction. The cost of a single transaction using e.g. visa is utterly negligible in comparison.

Edit: Some truly depressing figures here [1] including this

> Number of U.S. households powered for 1 day by the electricity consumed for a single transaction: 16.54

[1] https://digiconomist.net/bitcoin-energy-consumption

The energy use / ecological impact of crypto makes it nothing short of unethical.

Pretty sure this is a Windows chm file exported as html

Why is it not JavaScript? The Ecmascript spec explicitly allows syntax extensions.

That's one of his design goals, most model rockets are unrealistically fast compared to the real thing

The oil is in the fruit of the tree not the trunk, they don't cut down the palms to extract the oil, they cut down the rainforest to make room for the palms. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Palm_oil

Webpack actually supports exporting an array of configurations. https://github.com/webpack/webpack-dev-server/tree/master/ex...

Not the OP but I found this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1GnIVWEAPus

> I'm the leading industry and open source expert on CRDTs

And so humble too!

So... This is good news for bitcoin?

I'm imagining a giant spool of optic fibre made from lunar regolith being wound back to earth directly from the moon

There are some examples in this issue, but that's only a small selection. https://github.com/lerna/lerna/issues/1630

The second paragraph of the article specifically includes consulting and support.

Yikes, the wording around consulting seems especially worrisome - are they effectively prohibiting third parties from providing redis technical support? This move will likely kill the project as it is today.

How?

It didn't originate there, they acquired the rights to the name when they bought sun

As a non-american jaywalking laws seem utterly crazy. The onus should be on the driver not to hit pedestrians, not the other way round

> It's really not hard to think of useful applications for blockchain.

Then please list some useful, concrete applications of blockchain that would not be solved better and cheaper by a normal database.