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Apologies - it didn’t cross my mind!

Anywhere in Southern or Eastern Europe that’s pretty much always the case.

And "dependancies" on the landing page.

Same here - could it be the Mandela Effect in action?

Kudos (?) to the team. My guess is that they will want to roll out their own credit score system when paying by installments, rather than rely on Barclays as the credit broker as they currently do.

The article is interesting and well-written, but the author's initial in the sticky navbar difficults the reading. I hope that he notices that, but then again many people pay for an online journal and have a worse reading experience, so it's not that bad.

London Review of Books - not only book reviews, and the best newspaper I found so far (the Economist is close).

I think that behave (https://behave.readthedocs.io/en/stable/) is more useful for testing these more real-life usecases. I tend to have a `test_my_function` in pytest tests and the more integration and functionality-related testing in the behave tests.

Sounds like a cool HTTP response code when accessing a page with Selenium.

More taxes for tech workers in the bracket of 400k+, though nothing extreme compared to many other developed countries.

Possibly some further regulation, but he isn't as leftwing (as in state policy-intensive) as many Trump supporters were led to believe.

Long term, probably more cleantech projects.

https://archive.is/8KaSu

*Galois

Non-paywalled link: http://archive.is/vVkum

To the author: "per say" should be "per se". Good article anyway.

Edit my comment above: not really, got email that it's suspended until notice.

Today they have just unblocked their cards.

A cut, yes. But a business-threatening third of the pie for essentially zero work on their part is extortionate and chokes the innovation in the whole app ecosystem.

I'm sure that App Store creators can chime in and expand more on that with real numbers on their balance sheet and what they mean in terms of being able to afford rent on a monthly basis.

Tiny difference, in continental Spain deploy is translated as "desplegar"

I think Ryan is aware of this as it has been raised in some ocasions already, but it might be too complicated or costly in dev time to have before a new version bump.

http://archive.is/ZydIr

Can confirm (I'm in Europe, maybe it has to do with the regulations?)

Mind expanding on that a bit? The conclusion seems counterintuitive.

In Spain it's a extra on top of the salary but buying groceries with them is verbotten. You can use them to buy drinks at bars though.

Missing the time when I could eat at restaurants guilt-free almost every day at lunchtime.

Or MobX which is also neat.

Ah, sorry then, my bad.

Both points of view seem valid, but patronising 90% of the programmers will probably decrease their overall happiness and retention. Also, some small companies do solve hard problems with no easy solutions both in terms of business logic and/or infra requirements.

In a somewhat cynic remark (and having nothing against the authors), I cannot think of a better timing to assuage someone about Google's competency after the numerous outgages in GCP these weeks. The "Compliments of Google Cloud" sticker on the cover makes sure to reinforce the association.

Weirdly triggered by the function arrows lacking spaces around them. Good work though

NPM is joining GitHub, GitHub joins Microsoft, Microsoft joins... ;)

"Gambas" means prawns in Spanish