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Blackstone REIT is a Blackstone's branch which invests into income producing real-estate. Making housing less affordable. So another "greedy" CEO is dead and nobody is celebrating the murder as was the case with UnitedHealthcare CEO. I wonder why? Turns out the CEO of Blackstone REIT is a woman.
Just to make it clear, I'm not supporting the celebration of murder but I'm sick of the double standard in the society.
I have a coworker at my current job who keeps simping for me from time to time (unsolicited favors). And while she is attractive, I'm not interested in dating right now, especially somebody from my work. So, previously I just kept ignoring those favors hoping she will understand that I'm not interested and will leave me alone. But now it gets to a point when it's uncomfortable to not reciprocate. And I'm sure that as soon as I start reciprocating those favors it will move into more favors from here which most likely eventually will softly force me into some sort of relationship. So how can I reciprocate, but at the same time make it clear that I'm not interested in any relationship without t
The recent video in which the annoying woman who wanted her boob touched and a drink from a guy was asking why men rarely approach women this days got me thinking and made me realize something.
Thankfully this trend is here to stay. And here is why:
Women will keep posting to social media how outraged and angry they are about being approached by some idiot who didn't know any better even if they liked it, just because they need to brag about being approached. But the thing is, most women don't like to come off, at least ot strangers as being needy, so how can you brag about being approach at the same time not coming off as needy? Exactly, you just complain how outraged you are about being
If so, can you tell me how has your hosting costs changed and how much traffic do you have?
I'm applying for a job as a Shopify Developer and the company send me a test task. Test task preparation requires adding some products to the store. It's asked to add 4 options/variants per product with 4 values per each option. So I guess it's kind of a trick question because by default you only can have 3 options per product and also only 100 variants of a product, but 4 options with 4 values per option is 256 (4^(4)) product variants per product which exceeds that limit. So my question is what's the most common way in which Shopify Developers bypass that limitation?
Have you learnt the rules of declension by heart or you just studied them intuitively?
I'm learning the cases by heart, but considering how many different rules and exceptions there's the whole things turns into a mess in my brain, though it seems after some practice and repetition I can kind of guess the proper endings correctly most of the time, though I don't remember the particular rule of declension.
So what was your experience with learning declensions in Polish?
Нормальной жизни на болотах не будет. Даже при самых благоприятных исходах событий нормальной жизни в вашей стране не придвится.
Развитому миру нужны люди. Выберите страну куда хотите мигрировать, учите язык и профессию если таковой не имеется и бегите не оборачиваясь. Ваши дети будут вам благодарны за это.
So, what exactly I mean by that. If you would take a look at SO's Developer Survey 2023 on popularity of frameworks you will see the next picture. From most popular to least popular:
I didn't include Java and .NET frameworks here because I haven't had experience using them.
But if we take into consideration quality of frameworks. By that I mean good DX, architecture, documentation and evolved and continuously developed/supported third-party packages it will look something like this.
If you don't mind sharing. What are your hosting costs on the project you are working on. And what is the project tech stack and how many daily users it has?
