It's pretty good practice to have your app modularized to the point where you can execute the core business logic separated from your UI layer, for which you then don't even need a CLI.
In the same vein, it's good practice to have your UI be modularized to the point where you can test its logic separated from the core business logic
What's this claim based on? The amount of cycles required for the battery to degrade to 80% of capacity is quadrupled when discharging between 80% and 35%. That doesn't really seem to be compatible with the claim of "1% of the battery life"
Regardless of either of our feelings about ownership/asset, the author is speaking in the context of the current reality where homes being personal property and that home owners should be happy about half their home values evaporating. That's pure batshit crazy cope.
Right. So what's your preferred solution to the problem, then?
Either homes can be investment vehicles and their value can be protected by policy, or homes can be attainable to everyone without serious economic hardship. It is not possible to have both. If we want the latter, we have to transition in some way from the homes having inflated values to deflated values.
The fact that they are treated as such is quite literally the cause of the ongoing housing affordability crisis, and by extension the homelessness crisis.
In my experience, churrascos usually come with the meat thinly sliced and kind of overcooked. This may have been an improvement on the concept, for sure.
Maybe this is why I'm generally more into Completos - hot dogs don't overcook the same really
I actually had this happen with PostNord, and managed to get them to fix it.
I was getting my bike delivered and they gave me the standard 5 hour delivery window. When there were a few minutes left I got a call which I took immediately, and then they instantly hung up on me. A few minutes later I got a notification about a failure to deliver because I was not responding, and that I could go pick up the thing at their facility which was way out in the middle of nowhere.
There was no chance that I would actually be able to neither get there nor bring the package back since I don't have a car.
Thankfully I called their support line and explained the situation, and they apologized profusely and sent the package out for delivery the next day, at which point they actually held up their end of the bargain and delivered properly.
I suspect there's some bad incentives going on for the drivers, like them being scheduled to deliver an unrealistic amount of packages etc. Annoying regardless
It's pretty good practice to have your app modularized to the point where you can execute the core business logic separated from your UI layer, for which you then don't even need a CLI.
In the same vein, it's good practice to have your UI be modularized to the point where you can test its logic separated from the core business logic