If you want to go deeper, you also have to takes into account the grammatical roles the word has in the sentence.

I personally think it’s not worth it.

See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Latin_declension

I believe Wero is based on SEPA instant transfers. It just facilitates transfers by using emails, phone numbers or QR codes instead of IBANs.

> IBAN is public facing and it is not a problem to share.

I would be careful. In practice, you can setup a SEPA collection with an IBAN without the owner even knowing or signing a mandate because the banks don't check.

Of course, you can revert the transactions made this way, ... if you notice them (you have 30 days).

Edit: add time period

No, that would be Wèro.

Canva will be next to go.

I tried to watch a plane land but the elevation/speed were wrong so it seemed like the plane went over the runway and disappeared.

That's not always true. Tchap is a fork of Matrix.

I think that you are correct. I was looking for this in the comments.

At that period in history, the French kingdom (catholic) was at war with the Spanish kingdom (also catholic) and Italian kingdoms/duchies. A pope had immense political power because of the fervor of the people. If the pope excommunicated a king, he would lose a lot of power in his kingdom and all catholic countries would have a good reason to declare war. Hence, the strategical relocation of "a" pope in the city of Avignon, under French "protection".

I believe the threat is to "protect" a new pope in the US. Whether catholic (maybe other christian denominations) Americans would support it...

If you want to create a subdomain, you need DNS delegation (authorization) from the owner/manager of the domain.

So if you want to register xyz.ci.pemberton.nj.us, you need to ask for DNS delegation from the owner/manager of ci.pemberton.nj.us or a higher level.

It's a lot easier to buy the xyz-ci-pemberton-nj.us domain.

For the typescript world, there is neverthrow[0] which offers a similar Result type.

[0]: https://github.com/supermacro/neverthrow

  Promise<Result<number, string>>

everywhere or

  type EitherT[F[_], E, A] = F[Either[E, A]]

and then

  def dosomething(): F[String, Number]

?

Isn't this beautiful: https://github.com/7mind/distage-example/blob/develop/bifunc... ?

Why does it have Either? Doesn't TypeScript have "A | B" style sum types?

Either is biased, union is not.

Probably we should say "union" instead of sum, as typescript unions are not discriminated. string | string in typescript is exactly the same as just string, while Either[String, String] is a type which is exactly a sum of two string types. Plus Either is biased towards R, the happy path value.