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    Gray seal pup, Lundy Island, England (© Henley Spiers/Minden Pictures)

    Gray seal pup, Lundy Island, England (© Henley Spiers/Minden Pictures)
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    Royal azaleas in bloom on Hwangmaesan Mountain, South Korea (© Stock for you/Shutterstock)

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    Different words similar meaning? --references is NixOS speak for direct package dependencies. --requisites list all. These work with the nix-store command.

    shell
    $ readlink --canonicalize "$(type -P which)"
    /nix/store/r78jv9xgxnvsm5vpasf5ldkc28pkri6r-which-2.21/bin/which
    
    $ nix-store --query --references /nix/store/r78jv9xgxnvsm5vpasf5ldkc28pkri6r-which-2.21
    /nix/store/4nlgxhb09sdr51nc9hdm8az5b08vzkgx-glibc-2.35-163

    which directly depends on glibc. Swap --references to --referrers for paths pointing to which.

    On Guix, list/draw dependencies with guix graph.

    shell
    guix graph --type=references which
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    Today, we are excited to announce docs.webkit.org, a new documentation home for the WebKit developer community.

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    The IETF Nominating Committee (NomCom) appoints candidates to several IETF leadership committees. RFC 8713 provides criteria for NomCom

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    Church of Nuestra Señora de los Remedios and Popocatépetl, Puebla, Mexico (© Radius Images/Shutterstock)

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    The latest news from Deno Land Inc.

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    We’ll create and load a snapshot of our custom JavaScript runtime to optimize startup time.

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    Mayan ruins in Tikal, Guatemala (© THP Creative/Getty Images)

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    Safari Technology Preview Release 169 is now available for download for macOS Monterey 12.3 or later and macOS Ventura.

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    tdro

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    So, I just realized that infinite scrolling is a two birds, one stone kinda thing. Basically; your servers do almost nothing, while the clients toil your complexity (and their time) on the server’s behalf.

    It’s a bad all–you–can–eat buffet in computer algorithmic form. The rewards? Architectural flexibility + implicit user retention. I recently saw someone scrolling a YouTube channel all the way to the end just to find the first video. That’s the server’s job… and a lot of wasted user time.

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