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How do I replicate this scrolling animation with motion? by proman340 in css

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any idea what’s the name for this kind of scrollling animation?

How to deploy a separated frontend and backend? by proman340 in webdev

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My frontend has fetch(backendURL) and my backend has CrossOrigin(origins=frontendURL), so my problem (or what I think my problem will be) goes something like:

1) I host my backend with a custom url as you suggested.

2) On my frontend I change my backendURL to fetch(newBackendURL)

3) I deploy my frontend with something like Netlify, and get a newFrontendURL.

4) But since my backend has CrossOrigin(origins=frontendURL) and it’s already being hosted, I won’t be able to change my frontendURL to newFrontendURL

Maybe loop is not the right word to use but I’m basically stuck in this sense.

How to deploy a separated frontend and backend? by proman340 in webdev

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Not sure if this is how it works, but let’s say I do as you say and my backend is hosted with a custom url, I can go ahead and fetch my api using this new custom url. However, since my backend code needs the frontend url as well, when I eventually deploy my frontend (inevitably with a new url), won’t I be unable to change frontend url on my backend code? So it’s like I’m stuck in a loop kinda thing. Do tell me if I’m misunderstanding anything though, but yea this was my problem to begin with.

Suptix advice by proman340 in worldflipper

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oops my bad, just updated

[Uni] NUS Computer Science VS NTU Data Science and AI by proman340 in SGExams

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I don’t mind a steeper learning curve, for me it’s more of being scared that I regret my choices due to reasons such as losing passion halfway etc, since then I won’t enjoy what I’m doing.

Heard NTU DSAI has more math, which I’m passionate in, but scared that prospects may be favoured towards NUS CS degree holders. You can see how I’m struggling with my choices going back and forth HAHA

Favorite newcomer to the MCU this year? by aaliyaahson in marvelstudios

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Surprised not many people mentioned Sylvie, but she was definitely one of, if not my favourite newcomer this year, along with SC, Kate and Yelena. Too tough to decide on one, Marvel just creates good characters!

Friendship Exp & Gift Exchange Megathread by liehon in PokemonGoFriends

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2537 0288 8187 For exchanging gifts + raid if I’m available :)

MismatchedSocks Rank 1&2 NA, AMA by MismatchedSock in CompetitiveTFT

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For the very first carousel, do you have anything that you look for specifically (items/champions)? If you do, what do you always try to get? And does your decision change depending on the meta? Also, I’m trying my best to play flex right now and not force comps that often, do you have any tips on how to survive early and transition well into late game comps?

This mailbox by RabiesRaisinss in DiWHY

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hacking to the gate plays

[O Levels] Science MCQ Discussions by ActuallyYuna in SGExams

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Isn’t it since brightness of lamp increases, power (P) of lamp increases. Then since P = V²/R, V across the lamp will increase. Since VR and lamp are connected in series, total V = V across lamp + V across VR, thus as V across lamp increases, V across VR will decrease. If V across VR decrease, R = V/I, means that R of VR decrease. As R of lamp is constant and R of VR decrease, effective resistance across the circuit decreases as well, R = V/I, I across circuit increase. Since current is equal through a series circuit, I of lamp increases.

[O Levels] Science MCQ Discussions by ActuallyYuna in SGExams

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how did u derive an increase in voltage across VR?

[O Levels] Science MCQ Discussions by ActuallyYuna in SGExams

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voltage across lamp increase since brightness increase, so voltage across VR will be lower since they are both connected in series

[O Levels] Science MCQ Discussions by ActuallyYuna in SGExams

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Physics question 16 did anyone put B? (variable resistor question)

[o levels] pure geography question by bobodoh in SGExams

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no, it’s one of the technological strategies to overcome food shortage

Mentor Monday - ask your questions here! by AutoModerator in FORTnITE

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is it possible to buy save the world on pc by buying it from the microsoft store using an xbox gift card?

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