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Considering that for the average person things, not food, nor housing, nor transport are the main drivers of our negative impact on this world. Repairing instead of throwing away is very undervalued.

See: https://myhiddenimpact.com/nl/en to discover your biggest impact driver and https://thinkbigactnow.org to learn more.

Spot on! It's probably the stuff you buy that has the biggest impact on the planet.

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Never trust anyone with a network setup like this... https://www.jmail.world/photos?photo=EFTA00002627-0

Why do you assume reduction?

Is there anything Electrobun does to prevent XSS vulnerabilities? The docs actively promote setting .innerHTML, without any warning regarding concatenating user input.

Tip: Venice!

It's actually called mutation testing. And luckily it's almost fully automated.

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Not calling it DOG-E* is a waste of opportunity!

* Acronym tbd

Offline multiplayer over bluetooth would be a great addition!

'The Gorilla "mounting tape squares" are strong and don't leave any residue.'

Which is also an engineering marvel: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E-F2QQuZZGk

If you enjoy visual representations, try https://scrolldit.com/

Find ways to reduce those 10 minutes. Some ideas: - make the individual tests run faster - remove obsolete tests - increase parallellism - use a tool that can determine which tests to run based on what has changed, for example nx.dev.

The solution to that is mutation tests. They force your tests to actually verify the implementation instead of just running the code to fake coverage. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutation_testing Tools and frameworks exist for almost all languages. Some examples:

- stryker-mutator (C#, Typescript)

- pitest (Java)

- mutatest (Python)

I've got the proof of the embryology in my throat. My uvula is partially split. See: https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/23943-bifid-u...

There is also a carbon offset company called wren, they're even Y Combinator alumni: https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/wren

Sounds a lot like Azure Durable functions. Which we started using recently. Curious to know if inngest could also fit our use case.

Interesting, I would assume a smartwatch on your wrist would make it way more easy to get distracted. But I've never worn a smartwatch so maybe I'm wrong.

Even more in-depth from the magnificent Ben Eater: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PE-_rJqvDhQ

If you're in Europe, these are amazing: https://www.alpine.nl/products/partyplug

It has all been calculated: https://www.helsinkitimes.fi/themes/themes/science-and-techn...

Do you have a source for that story. I'm curious to learn about the details!

If you are on the verge of throwing something away, better to visit a repair café! https://www.repaircafe.org/en/

In Amsterdam we have a Facebook Group called "Amsterdam Deelt/Geeft (Shares/Gives)" with 40k+ members. Almost anything you put up there is picked up within 24hrs by a very happy new owner!

I must have given a way over 50 items through this page. It is really nice that you can see the happiness of the person who will benefit from what you don't need anymore.

Switch to WebStorm / IntelliJ and enjoy the endless bliss of the local history and many other advanced life saving features!

Did you hear about nx.dev?

You're mistaking recommended age for number of players. Recommended age is 8+.

It is actually possible to be able to travel point to point on your own schedule in the same small amount of time without all those externalities. See Dutch cities like Utrecht and Amsterdam. Where everything is a bike ride away.

Immune by Phillipp Dettmer. It explains the second most complex system in the universe in enough detail to understand it.

You can use https://www.projectcece.nl/ to search for sustainable items and https://goodonyou.eco/ to check if your favorite brand is actually sustainable. Additionally of course you should buy second hand through thriftshops or something like https://www.vinted.com/.