Can you suggest to me one way for an API service to wait for a database to accept connections to run the database migrations without the API depending on the liveness of the database to start up?
That would have been a good excuse/explanation in the days before Chrome existed. But since Chrome is THE browser, users have a hard time escaping Google.
So, GP is right.
Because the Makefile also becomes a central place of what you can run in a project without having dozens of different shell scripts. You can comment on targets, depend on others. Makefile targets to restore, the build i18n files, etc
I made a bash script that takes your Makefile and gives you a nice dialog menu for the targets that have comments. Works nicely as a self documenting project command menu.
You are taking literally 2-4 token phrases from my comment and attacking them without context. I'll spend time on the latter quote. You quote 'emergent capability'.
A) appreciate you correcting my spelling
B) 'The narrow test tube environment in which we see better performance hints at the unknown which when better understood could promise further yields down the road.
To my mind, the idea that filler tokens might promote immergent capability leading to broader task complexity'
C) Now that we have actual context... I'll leave the rest to the thoughtful reader. I said the following key words: 'hints', 'could', 'might'
D) Who asserted this behavior was emergent?
Recommend slowing down next time. You might get a more clear picture before you attack a straw man. Expect no further exchange. Best of luck.
>Every house owned by a landlord is another house not owned by an owner occupier.
Or, another landlord.
What I see is that if we leave things up to contestants, then the contestants will do everything to win. What can be done is a change in the game itself. So, regulation.
> Rule your lands as a medieval lord -- the seasons pass, the weather changes, and [everyone dies of dysentery, toothache, plague, minor injuries, religion, or, on a long enough timeline, late capitalism].
On a side note, I wish one of these games would be published exclusively in Lingua Franca, Latin, and Middle English, and that you were ranked entirely on the diameter of your gout and the depth under your garderobe.
FWIW, I tried a few recipes too and they came out just fine, without the usual clutter. I further anticipate that this is the direction we'll be going in general, "search" as we know it was a ~30 year period where Google reigned supreme. The world since moved on.
Having a library in the OS and actual interoperability are vastly different things. Not only do most consumer chat apps completely disregard HDR, but even worse, sending HDR images via almost any such channel has a high chance of the colours being mangled or -- at best -- silently converted to 8-bit SDR.
Also, unlike Apple iPhone users, people with Android phones tend to get stuck on older major versions and can't upgrade. Easily half of all Android phones out in the wild can't correctly tone map or display either wide-gamut or HDR still images.
Sure, have a look at the source in my repo. I bitbang the pulses in a naive way. I realized later that everyone uses the same protocol and reading about it first would have been better, but it wasn't hard to bitbang anyway.
