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Hey! I'm echerry — a pixel artist with 5+ years of experience, open for #pixelart #gamedev projects. I specialize in creating unique and catchy visuals, can handle asset creation or lead your project as an artist. Discord: echerry RTs appreciated!
📣 First things first– we heard you loud and clear: Stripe has been added to our donation and membership sign up pages! Thank you for persisting through our previously limited payment options, and we hope the new Stripe checkout will make donating an easier experience 🙏
Here's FastAPI 0.121.0 🍰 In case you needed to exit early from dependencies with yield, you can now opt in with: Depends(some_func, scope="function") fastapi.tiangolo.com/tutorial/depen…
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PlanetScale's fault tolerance relies on simple principles, processes, and architectures, but the real work is in the execution. These are the principles we follow to keep our systems reliable. planetscale.com/blog/the-princ…
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