Ruja Ignatova
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Ruja Ignatova
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Does it support some kind of repl driven development similar to lisp/clojure? Ie evaluate expressions on a live app and update the live up with the new values?
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No it was not general anesthesia. I've had general anesthesia for a hemmorhoids surgery and it was a completely different thing than the intoxication I got for colonoscopy/gastroscopy!
General anesthesia is a big deal both for the patient and for the doctors/hospital.
I don't think it's common to do general anesthesia for colonoscopy (or gastroscopy). Doctors do a minor anesthesia (intoxication) so you sleep while the operation in performedbut that's not a general anesthesia.
In a general anesthesia you can't breath on your own so they stick a tube in your mouth. And it needs a special doctor (anesthesiologist) to perform the general anesthesia.
You may want to take a look at solid: https://github.com/edgurgel/solid
Using Clojure from Windows
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JD: Java Decompiler
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The full title of the article which makes things even more horrifying is:
"Mother, 33, is charged with killing her nine-year-old daughter with ketamine and the deaths of her two other girls over three years are now being investigated in Greece"
This is a crazy situation that's plaguing Greece for some months now.
Can someone explain the purple silk price and penalty?
I haven't used puppeteer because I'd rather avoid the node.js ecosystem. I haven't used weasyprint because I can't install it on windows. The old way of doing it was using reportlab+xhtmltopdf (as described here: https://spapas.github.io/2015/11/27/pdf-in-django/)
About wkhtmltopdf I am using it for some years in an internal (elixir) project and it works flawlessly, never had any complaint...
PDFs in Django like it’s 2022
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For the non greek speaking people, "Hagia Triada" in greek means "Holy Trinity" (it is the name of the Archelogical Site)
I've got a 5 yo (and a 3 yo)... These resources seem to be for older children. Any recommendation for young kids? I've had good success with constructing things (legos etc).
But the provider knows where you are connecting, no matter if https is used or not. Https will encrypt the payload/data (layer 7) not where you are connecting (layers 3/4)
This is a great project, very useful!
One comment is that if you try to export a PDF containing unicode characters you'll get garbage. Here's a sample I created: https://app.tango.us/app/workflow/9e4b9623-3bd3-4209-8a18-e3...
If you export this to PDF you won't see the greek characters anymore :(
We were self hosting sentry for a lot of years, until sentry changed its self hosting requirements and moved to docker. In the meantime it added a lot of extra dependancies that I presume are useful for the sentry cloud (since it needs to monitor thousands of apps) but totally useless for our organization (having to monitor like 10 apps). Also sentry changed its license to non-free.
This Open Source project is implementing the sentry protocol so you can use all the existing sentry integrations for your projects (by changing the DNS) and is much, must simpler to self-host.
An easier to self-host and Open Source sentry alternative
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Some months ago I needed to implement a basic tcp server in elixir using gen_tcp. I came out with this https://github.com/spapas/tcp-elixir. I'd be grateful if people could take a look at (it's really simple) and point me at any improvements it needs. It doesn't use ranch for accepting connections, what would be the advantage of using ranch in my case?
Thank you
As a tl;dr for people not familiar with web3. Doing things in the web3 that change the Blockchain (like buying nfts for example) has a large cost on "gas" (ie fees you pay for your transaction to be included in the Blockchain). These are more that $30 euros and may go up to $80 euros (depending on what you want to do). So if you want to buy an nft for like $30 you will pay $30 more for the ethereum fees. This makes web3 viable only for very expensive stuff, making it more or less non usable and defeating its whole purpose.
The solution to that is stuff like polygon which is an ethereum compatible network ( meaning that smart contracts that run on ethereum can be also deployed to polygon without changes) and has minimum fees. The same thing that has $30 fees on ethereum will have line $0.01 in polygon. So polygon can be easily used for all kind of stuff without the need to pay the heavy gas premium.
This is possible because polygon uses a different concencus model (proof of stake) than ethereum (proof of work).
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