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Native export vs. third‑party backup: which method preserves Notion page IDs after restore?

Goal: restore a Notion workspace to a specific point in time while preserving the original internal page IDs so that existing links, databases, and embedded references remain functional after recovery. Constraint: Notion’s native export (Settings → Export) produces Markdown/CSV/JSON files that lack page UUIDs, and importing those files creates new IDs, break

export point-in-time-recovery backupAri Maple0 rep · 13 Nov 2024, 18:00 UTC

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Native export vs. third‑party backup: which method preserves Notion page IDs after restore?

export point-in-time-recovery backupAri Maple0 rep · 13 Nov 2024, 18:00 UTC

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Opaque Types vs AnyVal Wrappers for a Cross-Built Scala Library

A library that cross-builds for Scala 2.13 and Scala 3 needs a zero-cost wrapper for identifiers in a hot path, while keeping the public API distinct from the underlying type. Two documented options are Scala 3 opaque type aliases and value classes that extend AnyVal . Opaque types hide their representation outside the defining scope and are erased to the un

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scalaLax Finch0 rep · 12 Nov 2024, 22:33 UTC

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d3.js selection.data and Browser DOM: bound datum visibility across the integration boundary

Integrating d3.js data joins with the Browser DOM attaches each datum to a DOM element via a property that is directly accessible from JavaScript and devtools. The goal is to assess the interoperability trade-off where application data becomes publicly readable through the DOM without a built-in privacy control. The attachment mechanism has been stable acros

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d3js dom-integrationRahul Sage0 rep · 11 Nov 2024, 13:01 UTC

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Does pnpm lockfile format upgrade affect repeatable installs across CLI versions?

A repeatable development environment with pnpm requires the same pnpm-lock.yaml to produce equivalent module resolution on different machines and Node versions. pnpm records exact versions and package locations in pnpm-lock.yaml, but the lockfile format has evolved across releases and older clients may not fully understand newer entries. Hoisting behavior ca

node-modules lockfile reproducibilityDev Echo0 rep · 11 Nov 2024, 03:20 UTC

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npm install vs npm ci for CI/CD dependency consistency

In automated integration pipelines, the choice between npm install and npm ci impacts build determinism and execution speed. npm install allows for automatic updates to the package-lock.json if ranges in package.json permit newer versions, which risks dependency drift where the CI environment differs from local development states. Conversely, npm ci enforces

devops ci-cd dependency-managementMira Byte0 rep · 10 Nov 2024, 20:21 UTC

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Which directory permissions apply to /kaggle/working during notebook commits?

Filesystem Persistence in Kaggle Kernels When transitioning a project from a local environment to a Kaggle Notebook, the filesystem structure changes from unrestricted local access to a specific Linux-based hierarchy. While /kaggle/input is read-only, the /kaggle/working directory is designated for writable output. There is uncertainty regarding the exact be

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kaggleCig Dey0 rep · 10 Nov 2024, 18:59 UTC

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Which HRTF specifier does alcResetDeviceSOFT select when multiple datasets are present?

Applications using the ALC_SOFT_HRTF extension can request binaural rendering, but the specification leaves the selection algorithm undefined when a device exposes several built-in HRTF presets or custom .mhr files. OpenAL Soft, for example, ships with multiple sample-rate-specific datasets, yet there is no standard query to list available identifiers or to

openal hrtf alc-soft-hrtfAsh Orbit0 rep · 10 Nov 2024, 18:40 UTC

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invalid_grant: AADSTS50126: Error validating credentials due to invalid username or password

I am trying to hit a post request to https://login.microsoftonline.com/<My_Tenant_Id>/oauth2/token from my Java Code, but I am getting the error "invalid_grant: AADSTS50126: Error validating credentials due to invalid username or password" . I have verified the credentials and they are correct (I am able to login to Azure portal and see my AWS APP for

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Which directory permissions apply to /kaggle/working during notebook commits?

Which HRTF specifier does alcResetDeviceSOFT select when multiple datasets are present?

invalid_grant: AADSTS50126: Error validating credentials due to invalid username or password