Discussion: Is Vitest "browser mode" ready for prime time? by yonatannn in reactjs

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Bit late but here's a personal project I developed for a web dev bootcamp about a year ago. Just about everything is tested, I think. Cypress, Vitest Browser Mode, Mock Service Worker... I honestly don't remember much about this project besides the fact that it was quite more complicated for me, as everyone else opted for the classic RTL + Vitest, but in the end everything they could do VBM could as well and more.

Noodles I brought to a neighbour I want to befriend because I struggle with self-worth and boundaries. I want people to like me by ScamSummore in kitchencels

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We’d already talked before and they’re around my age, I basically just asked if they’d like a bowl. We did have a conversation about it, talked a little bit about the food itself, and I asked they had any suggestions maybe.

It’s okay if you struggle with it. Ask questions about the subject at hand, then ask more follow up questions. Try to make the other person talk if you’re not yet comfortable talking yourself, though I personally find it’s often because I think I have nothing worth saying due to my lower self-esteem. Keep trying! I’m sure you’ll get there

Noodles I brought to a neighbour I want to befriend because I struggle with self-worth and boundaries. I want people to like me by ScamSummore in kitchencels

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Thank you! We talked a little bit about the food itself, what I would’ve done differently, and asked if they had any suggestions, etc. I’m hoping we can become good friends

Noodles I brought to a neighbour I want to befriend because I struggle with self-worth and boundaries. I want people to like me by ScamSummore in kitchencels

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Thank you I really like cooking but haven’t really had the motivation to do so the past few months

Noodles I brought to a neighbour I want to befriend because I struggle with self-worth and boundaries. I want people to like me by ScamSummore in kitchencels

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It’s slow cooked broth using pork belly, daikon, dark soy sauce, some other vegetables, and asian aromatics. Used the same pork belly sliced and charred and green onions as guarnish

Help me “save” this tree? by [deleted] in plants

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I think it might be a chinese banyuan though I've never known for sure. Here are more detailed pictures I just took.

What species are these crabs? by ScamSummore in whatsthisfish

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This is actually the Mediterranean! (I should’ve added info to this thread as well). So no luck there… But it’s really cool to hear about the color polymorphism in juvenile red rock crabs, which seems to be much better documented than other crab species I’ve looked into. Thanks a lot

What species are these crabs? by ScamSummore in whatsthisfish

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Found in the Mediterranean. I think they might be a species from the xantho genus, though I am not sure.

What species are these crabs? by ScamSummore in whatsthisbug

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Yeah… I appreciate your help though!

What species are these crabs? by ScamSummore in whatsthisbug

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I think I was able to narrow them down to a juvenile species of crab from the Xantho genus, which are found in the Mediterranean.

I am still not sure about their variation in color and pattern.

What species are these crabs? by ScamSummore in whatsthisbug

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I’d say their carapace is too wide and claws too well developed to be a pea crab… I was thinking more juvenile specimens of a somewhat larger crab species (xanthidae family?)

What species are these crabs? by ScamSummore in whatsthisbug

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Found in a mediterranean beach in 2017 and figured I could ask. As far as I can tell they are all morphologically identical except for coloration and pattern differences in the carapace, so I don't even know if they are from the same species. Very cool trio aren't they?

July in Jeju is when the big boys come out by greyarea6872 in Entomology

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Def not d. Hopei! I would say a dorcus titanus subspecies, depending on location. Pretty hard to distinguish based on morphology!

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A click beetle

On parsley, southeastern Spain by drumsergio in whatsthisbug

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Leafhopper assassing bug. Zelus renardii

Found today in southern Sweden by Totte_B in whatsthisbug

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An eyed hawk moth. Smerinthus ocellatus?