What setup are you using for junior devs to be able to query your codebase?
I heard JD Vance spreads HIV on his morning toast every day, and then feeds it to his cats. Pass it on.
Perhaps using an aggregator like Plex to have all the app content in one place, rather than spread across apps?
I once tried to make a post look like a reddit thread, just like back in nineteen ninety eight when the undertaker threw mankind off hell in a cell and plummeted sixteen feet through an announcers table.
They could force ISPs to block, not allow physical hardware sales in stores, take over any assets (offices), confiscate their server farms. There's lots that can be done.
Operating in the EU?
And DMX with 17 kids.
X gon give it to ya
Those damn parent application costs!
A complete REM cycle is usually around 90mins, and it takes about 30mins to start falling asleep deeply. For me personally, 7.5hrs is the perfect amount of sleep, which equates to 5 REM cycles.
Now, if you wake up in the middle of a cycle, you will usually feel groggy as your brain gets to grip with reality. Therefore, you want to aim to wake up just at the end of a cycle, ideally.
Try sleeping without an alarm, and make note of when you went to bed, and when you woke up. Hopefully, that time should be roughly divisible by 90mins, assuming nothing woke you up.
Knowing the above info, you can time your sleep better to ensure you don't set an alarm for mid-cycle. As the other commenter mentioned, there are also apps & devices that can help detect when you're coming out of REM and time the alarm based on that.
Lastly, if you do snooze after waking up, try "snoozing" for a full REM cycle (90mins), or try a power nap (<25mins). That might help "catch up" on sleep after you wake up.
I used to purposefully set my alarm 90mins before my actual wake up time, and then "snooze" for 90. That was mainly to induce lucid dreams though.
Hardly just Apple. Android phones have been shifting to removing the headphone jack as well. The workaround is meant to be to use a USB-C dongle, but I ended up just getting multiple bluetooth headsets. I miss my wired earbuds though, that I could hang from my ear when I needed to talk to someone, and never had to worry about charging.
FSO is good, but it does assume some JS knowledge to start. I would argue that App Academy's is more comprehensive (over 200hrs of material).