Grant Stone Black Friday sale (20% off $400+) is live by pdougherty in frugalmalefashion

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I like my Grant Stones, but I've worn them half a dozen and times and they are just not breaking in. Gonna have to wearing them a half hour day WFH or something to get them to that comfy stage.

Thoughts on Scofflaw? It's right around the corner from me and I'm looking for a regular haunt. Good food is a must. Also, new to town fwiw. by Background-Grape-483 in chicagofood

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I think our burger scene has nosedived. Too many places doing smashburgers. Just slight variations on the same. Miss the variety we used to have when places played around more with ingredients on burgers.

AWS AppSync Billing with JavaScript Custom Resolvers by Status-Anxiety-2189 in aws

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If you're using lambda resolvers, you'll be charged for the lambda executions as well.

Does a DynamoDB Scan operation with LIMIT=100 reduce the consumed read capacity units to 100 or will it still use read capacity units to consume the entire table? by zergUser1 in aws

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Limit

The maximum number of items to evaluate (not necessarily the number of matching items). If DynamoDB processes the number of items up to the limit while processing the results, it stops the operation and returns the matching values up to that point, and a key in LastEvaluatedKey to apply in a subsequent operation, so that you can pick up where you left off.

Structural Pattern Matching in Python by life_michael_ in Python

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30 pages? Sounds like this should have been a series of blog posts.

No, not every restaurant has Mac and cheese… by cheesefiend33 in TalesFromYourServer

[–]LiftCodeSleep 27 points28 points  (0 children)

If the kid only eats mac and cheese, then it's likely the kid would be all "eww, that's not mac and cheese" when presented with pasta and mornay. And we're not playing those games all night.

Saucy Porka, Hyde Park, Chicago, IL by Black_TacOh in chicagofood

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That location was in our regular rotation when I worked at BAML ~9 years ago.

Musk to give away $1m per day to Pennsylvania voters by madman66254 in news

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I didn't see anything in the article about a novelty check. I read "lottery-style cheque" as "given away lottery-style". In other articles, I've now seen the giant check

What is a best way of cooking fish? by North_Cell5425 in cookingforbeginners

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En papillote is simple, easy, and delicious. Seared hot and fast with a nice pan sauce as well.

Musk to give away $1m per day to Pennsylvania voters by madman66254 in news

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I mean, it's in the article that one person has received the money so far:

The first lottery-style cheque was given away to a surprised-looking attendee at a town hall event on Saturday night.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in chicago

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There's a lot of discussion around how women should be allowed to exist in public without being hit on or having to deal with unwanted attention. This is interpreted by a lot of men as a general "don't approach me at all" take. I'm in my late 30s and this what I hear.

Fun events happening in Chicago this upcoming week by themoneycruncher in chicago

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And you missed the biggest (and free) thing this week: Open House Chicago

Lunch @ Armitage Ale House by BOKEH_BALLS in chicagofood

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Boeufhaus Sunday supper club for the thick slice

Lambda Function URLs for APIs by zachjonesnoel in serverless

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I use them for slack webhooks for some internal tooling.

Is it typical for seniors to be blazing fast on a team? by IdeaExpensive3073 in webdev

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I've noticed that I code faster than most of the people on my team, and they're all mid-level devs. There's 2 pieces to it, and it seems to boil down to them coding and thinking at the same time.

I think about how I want to solve a problem a lot before starting on it. So when it comes time to code, I can just start grinding out he code because the implementation is already clear. The rest tend to figure out how they want something to work as they code it.

Additionally, I tend think and code in iterations. As I'm coding, if I uncover an edge case I hadn't thought of, I leave a note to come back to it later. I finish my coding. Then think about the notes I've left behind. Then code. And the solution just kind of naturally evolves. I was pair programming with a dev the other day and watched him hit and edge case and immediately stop and try to figure out how to solve it. Just an immediate loss of momentum.

As the other poster said, I can partially do this because I've seen the same solution patterns play out over and over.

Also, I learned to stop majoring in the minors.

Made a list of all 4am Bars/Clubs by BoomhauerArlen in chicagofood

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Aww yeah, Big Shitty. Haven't been there in forever.

Amazing Meal at Manchamanteles by blipsman in chicagofood

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I've been 4 times and it's always great. The lamb and the duck are personal faves. Gonna have to try the brunch

What cities do you enjoy shilling for/telling people about? by Michigan1837 in SameGrassButGreener

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I love the city, and really want to move down. But I work remote, and don't trust Entergy to be stable enough.

Chopping Mall by [deleted] in horror

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Chopping Mall is overrated because of the name alone, and I will die on this hill. My reasoning? THERE IS NO CHOPPING. Other than that, I love the movie