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[  
    {  
        "name":"Cheesecake Factory",
        "cuisine":"American",
        "id":1
    },
    {  
        "name":"Shokolaat",
        "cuisine":"American",
        "id":2

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#
# Multi-Stage Docker build:
# Laravel 5.8 + PHP73 + Postgres || MySQL
#
# @link https://laravel.com/docs/5.8
# @link https://hub.docker.com/_/php
# @link https://hub.docker.com/_/mysql
# @link https://hub.docker.com/_/postgres
#

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The Techno-Rebels

The magnitude of such an advance—its importance for the future of evolution itself—makes it critically necessary that we begin to guide it. To adopt a hands-off, damn-the-torpedoes approach could spell doom for ourselves and our children. For the power, scale, and speed of the change is like nothing before in history, and our minds are still fresh with news of the near-catastrophe at Three Mile Island, the tragic DC-10 crashes, the hard-to-plug massive oil spill off the Mexican coast, and a hundred other technological horrors. Faced with such disasters, can we permit the development and combination of tomorrow’s even more powerful technologies to be controlled by the same shortsighted and selfish criteria used during the Second Wave era?

The basic questions asked of new technologies during the past three hundred years, in both capitalist and socialist nations, have been simple: do they contribute to economic gain or military clout? These twin criteria are clearly no longer adequate. New

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Monitor emergence services with goaccess and netdata

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[gitsheet]
root = "users"
path = "${{ id > 0 ? Math.floor(id/1000)*1000 || '0000' : 'pending' }}/${{ id }}"

[gitsheet.fields.id]
default = -1

[gitsheet.fields.contact_points]
sort = [ 'id == null', 'slot', 'id', 'kind', 'label', 'data' ]

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1. Provision B2 bucket: https://secure.backblaze.com/b2_buckets.htm

2. Provision B2 app key: https://secure.backblaze.com/app_keys.htm

3. Create /etc/restic.env:

   #!/bin/bash
   
   RESTIC_REPOSITORY="b2:restic-MYCLUSTER"
   RESTIC_PASSWORD=""

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[
    {
        "name": "Code for Philly",
        "website": "https://codeforphilly.org",
        "events_url": "https://www.meetup.com/Code-for-Philly/",
        "rss": "http://codeforphilly.org/project-updates?format=rss",
        "projects_list_url": "http://codeforphilly.org/projects.csv",
        "city": "Philadelphia, PA",
        "latitude": "39.9523",
        "longitude": "-75.1638",

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#!{{pkgPathFor "core/bash"}}/bin/bash -e

if [ -f '{{pkg.svc_var_path}}/key' ]; then
    APP_KEY="$(cat '{{pkg.svc_var_path}}/key')"
fi

APP_DEBUG='{{#if cfg.app.debug}}true{{/if}}'
APP_ENV='{{#if cfg.app.env}}{{cfg.app.env}}{{else}}production{{/if}}'
APP_URL='{{cfg.app.url}}'

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Prepare vfs-site projection

Optionally, begin the vfs-site projection branch with a snapshot of the legacy VFS:

emergence-source-http-legacy pull mysite.example.org

# using tree hash output at end of pull command
TREE_HASH=4b825dc642cb6eb9a060e54bf8d69288fbee4904
git commit-tree -m "snapshot mysite.example.org" "${TREE_HASH}"

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[services.postgresql]
  pkg_ident = "core/postgresql11"

[services.myapp]
  pkg_ident = "myorigin/myapp"
  [services.myapp.binds]
    database = "postgresql"

[services.nginx]
  pkg_ident = "emergence/nginx"