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Am I being a hater or are a lot of choreographies on youtube sometimes too well choreographed to the point that they look aggressive?

I'm talking about videos from bigger studios like Wildebeast and 1 Million Dance etc. For example,

• This choreography of "That's what I like" by Bruno Mars is obviously really good, but it just feels off for the song. Their movement is too sharp IMO and they never give themselves time to feel the music. The song is pretty sensual, but the choreography does not reflect that in my opinion.

• Another example is this one for 'Say My Name'. It's very well done and on

TLDR; I'm experiencing two issues on my phone:

• My music suddenly stops on Spotify even though I've disabled battery optimization (I don't think it's the WiFi either)

• Chrome always reloads the tab I'm on even if I'm only away for a few seconds. Any tips?

I don't recall if this has been happening since before the update, but something I noticed is that sometimes when I'm playing a song on Spotify, it just suddenly stops for no reason. I've experienced this both when connected to headphones and not.

I've also followed some of the troubleshooting advice like allowing background activity for the app in my battery settings, but I've had no luck. Anyone experienced something similar?

This question is a bit silly but it's something I've wrestled with lately so I thought I should ask here.

I'm a Christian and I've been working as a software engineer for about a year. Like all fields, it's pretty broad and there are so many things that I want to learn about in the field for the sake of my career development, and also just for the knowledge of it.

To achieve this, I have set a pretty strict schedule for myself. I spend time after work studying a couple of topics, my social media usage is limited, and I think I generally spend most of time reading up on something related to my field.

As a Christian, I sometimes wonder if this is how God would want me to live. I try to spe

Both have similar prices on the Kindle for price isn't really a factor for me.

Little background: I'm already sold on passive investing, I'm just looking to learn more about what to look out for and cement my knowledge.

• I was dead set on getting 'Smarter Investing' based on its popularity but I've read some reviews that mention that it is too academic. From the TOC on Amazon, it doesn't seem like it has a chapter on actually implementing the ideas.

Anyone care to confirm if my reservations about Smarter Investing are justified?

Do you think I would benefit more from trying to get through 'Smarter Investing' than using 'Investing Demystified'?

Hi all,

I've been learning about containers and I understand them to an extent. However, I'm a bit confused about how developers approach new apps. Say you're building a backend service in Java(or anything really), do you:

• Set it up locally, write the code, get it to work and then bundle it in a container or

• Set it up with the required dependencies within the image, write the code, and then test it from within the container?

I'm a bit confused because it looks like the second approach is more prominent but the part that confuses me more is why having to set up a volume binding(for docker) to update our changes is preferred more to just running and starting the service within an ID

Hello everyone,

I'm sorry if this has been asked before. I'm just curious about it as I want to open a LISA and I understand that I can't open one if the property is BTL. I'm wondering what qualifies as BTL please? Thanks!

Edit: Thanks all!

I bought the book and I intend to read a chapter a day as part of my daily devotion. Do you have any advice on how I can maximize my time/gain as much as I can from the book? I've looked at a number of companion study guides on Amazon but those all look like their geared towards groups.

Thanks!

I understand that passive investment is the way to go and I'm interested in that but I'm not sure where to start from.

I started reading the book 'Investment Demystified' but I got busy about half way through and I'm not sure that I want to continue it. I also understand that 'Smarter Investment' is a good book to read. The issue is that the sooner I can get this money out of my account, the better for me. I would love to invest it as soon as I can without having to read 300 pages.

Any quick guides or recommended articles/blogs that you can point me to please?

Thanks!

**I do plan to read those books later, just not right now.

I've asked this in the weekly thread but gotten no response and some black friday deals are going away so I just thought to ask here. Can I still make contact with the original provider?

Hi all,

I just moved to the UK and the whole concepts of getting contracts is strange to me. I was advised to get Three but on looking at this site: https://www.uswitch.com/mobiles/pixel-3-deals/, it seems to end up being the most expensive. I don't think I need unlimited data because there's WiFi in most places I'll be.

What advantages do phone contracts have over buying outright??

I'll be able to afford to buy outright in about a month but as it is, I can only afford a contract. I'm wondering whether to wait or not.

What do y'all think?

Hello everyone,

I honestly don't know how to type the equation as text so I attached a link. I get that the second equation is equivalent to the first but is there a way that I can come up with it intuitively, rather than just memorizing that? Thanks!