Exuma

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by Exuma 3y ago
But why would shopify ever treat a subdomain as an entirely separate store outside of the main domain? That makes no sense. If i register xyz.example.com as my store, then that should just be in my ONE account which verifies example.com, th
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by Exuma 3y ago
Lol I put in a site protected by cloudflare and get a 'you have been blocked'. great service
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by Exuma 3y ago
2 times a month on osx. I do t even need to I just do it when updating. OSX super stable
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by Exuma 3y ago
So how does it actually work? The article is so poorly written I don’t understand the exact mechanism that would allow this
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by Exuma 3y ago
My dad is 80 and willingly loves to listen to me explain how neural networks work, then he also read about them, busy beaver functions, kafka, and all kinds of crazy shit I tell him abour. This is all in your mind. You are as young as your
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by Exuma 3y ago
Fantastic summary, saving for just general tips when trying to show people SQL
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by Exuma 3y ago
A better question is do I make everyone else’s dollar worth more for the duration that I hold and don’t spend my dollars
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by Exuma 3y ago
That was a pseudo-background hack because of a neovim upstream issue I believe. Now it reflects the REAL background color
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by Exuma 3y ago
There has been a large amount of open source to improve window management, I'd say check again!
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by Exuma 3y ago
Neovide is SUPER awesome. I use it daily and I absolutely LOVE it
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by Exuma 3y ago
Imagine an idea more detached from reality than yours. Wow.
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by Exuma 3y ago
It’s very obvious that’s what he means.
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by Exuma 3y ago
Got any undercover advice for Airlines or plane models to avoid? When you book at ticket is there anything you just won't fly knowing what you know?
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by Exuma 3y ago
You can’t leave us hanging like that … so what happened. What did you learn? Was it weird reading it? How do you see yourself?
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by Exuma 3y ago
Just enabled YJIT this morning. Merry CHristmas!
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by Exuma 3y ago
I think you're thinking I'm doubting some ability you have to go viral, I'm not even talking about that at all. I never was, I just brought it up because you made some point like "just be sure you go viral as well",
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by Exuma 3y ago
Once again, this is a very unoriginal take. i realize it's the internet, people lie, blah blah. But not everything out of the ordinary is a lie. Consider for a moment it's true. The amount of people that just immediately reject so
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by Exuma 3y ago
I didn't stop when it became a thing, I stopped after running the site for over 5 years and algorithms changed and it became more of an adops arbitrage opportunity than actually "going viral." The occurance rate of true viril
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by Exuma 3y ago
No, I'll pass. But you're welcome to not believe me.
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by Exuma 3y ago
Lol this is funny because many years ago I owned one of the largest viral sites that got billions of visits per year, and then sold it, before clickbait became popular, during its rise, and then during its fall. In fact I've written to
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by Exuma 3y ago
Yes, that is obviously true. Both points. The problem lies in presenting your fact to other people. Theres a very surface level way to do it which is "me fact. smash fact into ur hed. now ur fact. gronk smash" Another is to actual
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by Exuma 3y ago
There is in fact, no problem at all
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by Exuma 3y ago
When a headline is written as a fact, I see it as a fact. I refuse to read uncreative factually written headlines as any other way, as its basically attempting to spoon feed the reader into some basic idea. This is in a similar way to how C
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by Exuma 3y ago
> is my mental model Exact proof what what I'm saying. Your mental model isn't a "fact" it is a perception group of beliefs. A red ball is red is a fact. "all code is technical debt" is a stupidly worded hea
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by Exuma 3y ago
I often think how every headline on HN could be inverted into its 180 degree opposite and it would get as many upvotes. I often also think its crazy how people are painfully unaware of this fact... I swear these have got to be the stupidest
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by Exuma 3y ago
This is literally one of those topics I have to come back and read time and time and time again every time I need it like 2 times a year. Maybe this article will finally make it stick.
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by Exuma 3y ago
Ah this is incredible, thank you. I didnt realize that about <c-r>... wow, that is crazy cool. Next question, do you usually add stuff to buffers in alphabetical order... a,b,c or do you pick something easier within reach like a,s,d (
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by Exuma 3y ago
Ive used vim for 10+ years, and I have known about yanking to different registers, but usually I only use the main register 99.9999% of the time. can you explain your use cases for using multiple registers? I should start doing this perhaps
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by Exuma 3y ago
Awesome, thank you. That's kind of what I was thinking, I'm glad you confirmed it. How exactly did you sync or data from PG -> Clickhouse? I was considering using something like Airbyte, but then I thought this may actually be
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by Exuma 3y ago
Can someone help me with a suggestion? Ive been researching databases now for several days straight, the choices are overwhelming but I've pretty much narrowed my use case down to an RDBMS system. I need to essentially handle 100'

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