It’s always funny when you read something and think the exact opposite thing for every point.
I guess what initially converted me was dealing with a data flow that hovered at about 10 requests/min and then every hour jumped to 10k requests/min. Being able to do that without thinking about scaling or cost really changed the way I imagined data flows in the backend.
I guess now that I have boilerplate of code that works and its quickly deployed and tested with GH actions, I consider it a no brainer for most workflows.
I ended up having replace a compact with a crossover mainly to stop getting blinded by headlights at night time. It was getting way too dangerous. I tinted the back window, but was still getting blinded in the side mirrors.
If statements that either add conditional statements or blank lines to the SQL block. There are a lot of tradeoffs to the pure SQL method but I prefer being able to look up exact snippets in the codebase to find things.
Influential people use it as a town square. Until the politicians and business magnates move to another platform this is where a lot of news originates.
A very large percentage of federal possession cases are drug smuggling at border crossings. This amendment is to keep those people locked up since their initial charge of “possession” was chosen over illegal border crossing or whatever else since it was probably a) easier to prosecute, and b) carried a harsher sentence
I don’t know if you’ll have any impact at all though regarding your situation. You’re in a big city where this kind of stuff is part of life. Your best option is probably to move.
If it’s not a dedicated turn lane, I gotta disagree with you on the left turn on red. Because you have to yield to traffic until their light turns red, it’s perfectly legal to turn if you are already in the intersection.
It just needs better middleware to handle all the BS. The problem it solves makes it extremely useful (if implemented correctly… thats a big if, I know)
About a year ago my dog (~7mo at the time) would lunge at the ravens and try to chase them even though he was on a leash. I changed my route to prevent that behavior, but the ravens remembered both of us.
One morning they flew above us with a rotting sausage and dropped it right in front of my dog and waited for him to eat it. I had to pull it out of his mouth and when I looked up the ravens were all watching us.
I can’t say for sure, but it certainly felt like revenge.