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I recently had a blind date set up by my sister. We connected on music hobbies and values and our mutual goals in life. Turns out they were a 24 year years old and I was 36. It was a wonderful first date that lasted a couple hours. We had deep conversations about what we were looking for the only difference was they wanted to live in different parts of the country for extended periods of time and I wanted to stay in our state. We have further plans to spend time together. I live in very progressive area and I told this story to others and no one bats an eye I am not sure what the future holds but why is reddit so hung up on other peoples choices?

In need of dental work and looking for a dentist recommendation from North Seattle area to shoreline.

I used it in a cook out cleaned it and left it in the car where the sun hit it directly. Are there any dangers to cooking with it now from degradation? Did I hurt it in any way?

The thing is the rock I knew it would be.

I have done separate node and react projects. For my next project I want to do a full stack project with create-react-app. I was looking at folder structures and I have seen suggested to make it two projects with the same root directory like this example. https://github.com/esausilva/example-create-react-app-express

It just seems strange to have two package.jsons and two node modules. For example, If I wanted to install axios to use on front and back would I install it in both node modules? Is that best practice? I found this example where it is one project. Is it because they do not use create-react-app? https://github.com/crsandeep/simple-react-full-stack

The main things I want to know;

I have done separate node and react projects. For my next project I want to do a full stack project with create-react-app. I was looking at folder structures and I have seen suggested to make it two projects with the same root directory like this example. https://github.com/esausilva/example-create-react-app-express

It just seems strange to have two package.jsons and two node modules. For example, If I wanted to install axios to use on front and back would I install it in both node modules? Is that best practice? I found this example where it is one project. Is it because they do not use create-react-app? https://github.com/crsandeep/simple-react-full-stack

The main things I want to know;

My local Starbucks in general are accepting of people staying for long hours. I live in a medium sized suburb outside of Seattle.

I find most web development courses do not do a thorough job on talking about debugging tools. This video has helped me immensely in my projects. Being proficient at debugging and knowing what your code is doing is an invaluable skill.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-q1z8BPFItw

edit: Also this is another great video for debugging that shows more chrome tools. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQeSRZbD1mw

I am having trouble deleting an attribute from the query object that is returned using googles app engine and Datastore. Excuse my rough looking code just trying to learn about storing data with python and google app engine.

Information I have been using about query objects

https://cloud.google.com/appengine/docs/python/datastore/queryclass

class TegData(db.Model):
    username = db.StringProperty(required = True)
    password_hash_salt = db.StringProperty(required = True)
    cookie = db.StringProperty()

Below is where my problem occurs. I want to log the user out. I look up the cookie value the user has in my database and then delete it from the object returned by query

This helped me with pset 7. This video is a great crash course into both. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0afZj1G0BIE