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I have a video specifically for setting up the G2 with Intel MacBooks. ruclips.net/video/Pi2u_93HV_A/видео.htmlsi=zNsJBj3ytIegl7c2

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I have seen these warnings appear in multiple CI/CD pipeline at multiple companies.

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If you meant Rust was used to create Turbopack, then yes.

Bueno

De oppressor liber.

Like I said in the video, if you don’t need high customization, and you don’t need to support WCAG, and you’re okay with using Google translator in certain situations, then it’ll work fine for you.

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Yeah, it costs more now than at the height of the pandemic.

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Yup

Sometimes running "source ~/.zshrc or ~/.bashrc" isn't enough because: Incorrect file location: Aliases and environment variables are often placed in the wrong file, such as .bashrc instead of .bash_profile or another file specific to the shell (e.g., .zshrc for zsh). Restarting the terminal ensures that the correct file is loaded. Changes not propagated: Sourcing a file only updates the current shell session, whereas restarting the terminal reloads the entire environment, including the updated configuration files. System services and daemons: Some system services and daemons might not be restarted by sourcing a file, whereas a terminal restart ensures that these services are reinitialized. Interactive shell: When you restart the terminal, you get a fresh, interactive shell, whereas sourcing a file only updates the current shell session. This can be important for testing or debugging purposes.

​@@Huy_Nguyen_USA Excellent, thank you. I just wanted to know if I was crazy or not. You went above and beyond with your excellent answer, and I appreciate that a lot. Your answer is incredibly valuable.

@KartikBhutra Streaming: Sends HTML content to the browser as it's rendered on the server, allowing the browser to start displaying content immediately, even if the whole page isn't fully generated yet. Non-streaming: The entire HTML page is fully rendered on the server before being sent to the client in one single chunk. Here is an example Vite SSR project with streaming: stackblitz.com/edit/bluwy-create-vite-extra-foj7mh?file=server.js

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Like I mentioned in the video, you could fork the library, and make it your own, including documentation and localization.

@csinz6274 Most of the crap they sell in Home Depot are made in China anyways.

The Home Depot sells stuff that are made in China anyways.

Me too, npm circular dependency is unsustainable.

@@Huy_Nguyen_USA You mean npm packages that relies on other npm packages?

Exactly

Especially if the app is public facing.

Agreed

I’m still on Java 6 ….. just kidding 🤣

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In late 2018, I worked with Dot Net Core C# on a MacBook. It didn’t pan out, so we ended up running Dot Net Core on Windows in a VM Ware virtual machine. With Angular on the front end and Dot Net Core in a virtual machine, those Intel MacBook were heating up. The MacBook’s fan was running all the time.

@@Huy_Nguyen_USA My M1 MacBook Pro with 16GB of RAM outperforms my Intel i9 MacBook Pro with 64 GB of RAM

.net isn't too bad if you're strictly a Microsoft stack developer.

@@chelseasinsabaugh5602 This has been my experience as well.

How can you tell? JK.

@@Huy_Nguyen_USA lol

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If you work on the type of application that if attacked, could cause catastrophic consequences, then I would say yes. Because as we have learned recently, cyber attacks can bring society to its knees.

That’s how the World 🌎 roll these days.

@citizenjournal4687 lol

@citizenjournal4687 We can never underestimate the stupidity and laziness of people.

@citizenjournal4687 lol

@@FrankBuberOrleans agreed

I certainly try my best