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same here, i get

` ! [remote rejected] main -> main (Internal Server Error)`

github link seems to be broken: https://github.com/petreminder/reminder

aws supports this as well: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonRDS/latest/AuroraUserGuide...

it doesn't. it uses https://www.themoviedb.org/ and not imdb

that's not really been my experience. whenever i order something at a restaurant and then i ask for some tap water, most of them do

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piggybacking on this, the performance of Firefox on a Mac with a 4k external screen is abysmal. any action at all takes an extra second or two to perform. not to mention that if i start watching a youtube video it makes the fans go crazy.

i changed back to chrome because of this and it's so much smoother.

it refers to scrum poker: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Planning_poker

i have exactly the same issue. so many websites nowadays choose to have dark themes which are essentially black backgrounds with white text and it is physically painful to read. if i'm invested enough in the article, i always try to change the user styles a bit to make it more bearable.

previous HN topic: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23141148

thanks, i will take a look!

can you tell me a bit more about this? i wanted something like this for a small api i have but ended up using marshmallow to validate jsons against defined schemas which i think is a bit overkill.

capistrano is perfect for that. we use it for all our deployment needs and it has been wonderful!

i find the title a bit misleaing. "your street" only if it is in Madrid, Brussels or Paris.

what exactly makes this random person qualified to say this and call other people 'doomers'?

i mean, it does mention Elixir and Erlang though...

i don't see nested ifs? from what i can tell, it checks whether the error happened in the request or in the response from the server.

can anyone tell me why he says that the axios snippet is wrong?

>-1x Raspberry Pi 3 B+ in my office running a dynamic dns script and sitting behind a forwarded port for easy sshing.

could you give more info about this? i want to set up something similar at home also.

out of curiosity, could you give an example of where Alacritty would be faster than iTerm in a day-to-day environment?

why not use iTerm if on OS X?

how is this better than DataGrip?

if you want to use python together with dialog to build cli menus, i recommend using http://pythondialog.sourceforge.net/doc/. i've been using it for a project at work and it's very nice!

try to be autosufficient. if you have a problem, try to fix it yourself. try googling, reading source codes if you have to. it's very annoying when people come to me with questions that could have been resolved by doing 5 minutes of research online.

you can always set them to be regular function keys and use karabiner to override those media keys. that's the setup I have and it's pretty good.