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Same for me. Pixel 8, chrome

Shouldn't the end goal be just to train an ai on all the pdfs and give the doctors an interface to plug in all the details and get a treatment plan generated by that ai?

Working on the data structure feels like an intermediate solution on the way to that ai which is not really necessary. Or am I missing something?

How does this compare to pihole? Do I have to migrate to this?

Can you elaborate on where the author is wrong?

Go to pee even if you don't feel the urge to not feel it 20 min later when you are back in the road.

Heard it the first time when an American from California said it to their kids

1.5 extra hours would be my expectation as well. If we consider a long trip for vacation 3 times a year, the 4.5hrs invested into charging is offset by less day-to-day charging stops with an EV (if you can charge at home), the reduced costs of electricity vs gas and the reduced costs of maintenance.

I would optimize the car choice for the 90% use of daily commute instead of optimizing for the 3-times-a-year vacation trips.

I like to start with code. If you use typeorm and type-graphql you can write a Type once and generate the database as well as the resolvers out of it. You can then even import the same type in frontend (as part of a mono repo). This stack does not need any generation routine for types. You just have to generate a migration if the postgres target schema changes, but that's normal and I don't see a way around this for the future.

I have to object.

I am from germany, and the avg. salary for a decent senior dev here would be between 60 and 80k€ depending on the town you are living in.

Babel is a very complicated piece of software. Even as a senior dev I wouln't feel comfortable to lead-maintain it. You wouldn't find more than a couple of ppl. in Germany who have the skillset and mental strength to maintain a project like that. And those few people would easily be making 150-250k€ as freelance consultants.

I think that 11k$ for maintaining one of the most important OSS projects in the webdev world is more than fair.

I'd expand on one of your best skills you already have. The "stack" gets more and more complicated so "full stack" will stop to be a thing in the future.

If you are already good in react, learn more libraries / frameworks in that ecosystem and increase your day rate. You are a frontend architect now.

I'd start with things like nextjs, Gatsby or Redux saga.

You could also go into the devops side of Frontend. Learn the different approaches of deploying / scaling a Frontend with server-side rendering (vercel, digital Ocean, docker...)

This.

This is indeed the best markdown wysiwyg experience I have ever had. Good job @the authors, and thanks for open sourcing!

Yes. The macbook 15" 2015 was just running at 55°C with zero fan noise when "just" browsing the web.

The 16" runs at 67°C with 2500rpm when doing the same task. So its neither quite nor cool doing basic tasks. You can turn of turbo boost to get around it, but I was expecting something in the same ballpark in terms of coolness and fan noise for basic tasks without tweaking stuff like this myself.