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Hah, you got me. Reddit content is efficient to browse (old reddit UI), has multiple POVs, and upvotes is a decent heuristic for determining answer quality.
Random websites on the other hand... If i'm looking for a recipe, why do I have to read several paragraphs about what you did last Tuesday? Anecdotal preambles are the worst.
It's also all on one line which makes it harder to read than your example and massively bloats the HTML. I prefer readability over conciseness.
The node examples can be true one liners if you use npx
Goaccess used to work perfectly, but recently when ever I try to run the real time HTML command, it exits without any error messages after ~2 million records. Maybe out of memory.. any ideas?
Automatically generating database indexes on application startup is probably a bad idea.
aw crap. oh well it probably doesn't matter for my small-ish application.
Zero experience with Grafana here.
I have a mongodb database with several collections. All collections share a set of fields: "createdAt", "channelId", "status", etc.
How easy would it be to dump all this data into Grafana, and then be able to slice and dice these collections by any combination of the shared fields.
Basically, I'm tired of writing mongo queries whenever I want to inspect my data. I want to point and click around a beautiful UI, with data visualizations and easy filtering/aggregation. Is this easy to do with Grafana?
I'm bothered by the fact that most if not all news websites don't differentiate between nicotine and THC vapes. They're completely different. Illicit THC vapes are what's killing people.
Please allow international, independent charges/transfers. This is a huge pain point in our Stripe experience.
You have to remember to setup the properties you mutate so the reactivity will detect a change
This is a positive thing imo. It's a declaration of your data schema. You can reference it to remember what kind of data you're working with. This gets rid of unproductive moments like "What was the name of this property again? Is this property an object or an array? Is it nested inside this object or that object?"