MarHoff

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PostgreSQL Meets “Data Science and AI”(cybertec-postgresql.com)
3 points by MarHoff 7y ago|0 comments
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by MarHoff 7y ago
What's bothering me the most is that he claim facial recognition is involved while no evidence at all is provided in the body of the article. Look like a plain old identity theft with the ID card he lost... As long as they recon his in
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by MarHoff 8y ago
Also please read this fine lines it might be very interesting for some: >If you believe your MacBook or MacBook Pro was affected by this issue, and you paid to have your keyboard repaired, you can contact Apple about a refund.
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by MarHoff 8y ago
But isn't that a new behavior? Before I subscribed 1-2 year ago I read small characters pretty carefully, and in my memories in such case the behavior was to lock the previously private repo in a read-only state. Switching back to pro
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by MarHoff 8y ago
iPhone are still sold today with bundled wired headphones. Since when proposing a sold separately wirelesses alternative is "forcing you to go wireless"?
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by MarHoff 8y ago
The thing is I have the "hellishly flawed MBP 2016", I carry it daily into my messenger bag over bike/train/feet (often running to catch train) in a separate pocket but without other protection. It fell on the floor once
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by MarHoff 8y ago
There could actually be a sweet spot for ApplePay (and similar service) there. Quick anonymous and secure tips for website.
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Bitfinex Launches Bitcoin Cash Chain Split Tokens(cryptoglobe.com)
1 points by MarHoff 8y ago|0 comments
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by MarHoff 8y ago
Guess I have a "localized" deformation as french keyboard include a ! character accessible without any key modifier, so it's actually pretty straightforward to use.
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by MarHoff 8y ago
With DuckDuckGo you can always use the !g syntax to switch to google if first results don't suit you need. By my experience DDG usually provide way more appropriate answers when you are looking for a reference or a documentation entry.
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by MarHoff 8y ago
The saddest part being that the film industry is even further behind. Some contents are still totally unreachable by any legal offer outside their home country.
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by MarHoff 8y ago
My personal rule of thumb is that if I look for a reference manual or an official website vanilla DDG is the way to go. If I'm looking for really fresh contents like news or latest QA !g gives better results. Guess it's logical be
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by MarHoff 8y ago
Non english speaker here you mentioned an OSS solution called "Inbulk" or something like that during the conversation. Could you spell it I'm pretty interested in finding out more about that project but google return a lot of
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by MarHoff 8y ago
I think the point is to provide a set of tools for people that build data pipelines. Period. The software being open source don't reflect in any way WHO will use this tool. Depending on the success of this project, it might be that you
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by MarHoff 8y ago
Thing is they are competing with PostgresSQL which you can extensively try for free before opting for a support. "Free" being already hard to beat. The fact that you can't extensively test a solution is a real turn down for m
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by MarHoff 8y ago
With arrays and composite type the potential for semi-structured schema was there for decades. The concept just got more mainstream with NoSQL, more easy to maintain and more efficient with indexables type such as JSONB.
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by MarHoff 9y ago
I somewhat disagree, the author is perfectly aware that putting this code out can cause security issues and is willing to accept patch when necessary. For example 9 hours ago he added support for windows in responses to reported issues. Ple
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by MarHoff 9y ago
I agree with you, but I think you did overthink his metaphorical example a little. I think the point was that for a 40 people club odd are very very poor that two people would have the same name. And even if so a club manager could still di
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by MarHoff 9y ago
Also you can't adblock paid top ranked search result so even if you don't click, and even if you know it's an ad, you've seen the brand in the top result, and the brand pay Google for that.
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by MarHoff 9y ago
You just made me realized that this sentiment of pending apocalypse is maybe exactly what drove humankind forward along the past. It just look like the notion is always morphing from generations to generations : the flood, the plague, the a
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by MarHoff 9y ago
Well I'm more a user than a developer but I already have helped others users by responding to issues in someone's else repo. Recently I've opened an issue on a project I really appreciate, and I'm so sorry I don't h
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by MarHoff 9y ago
You just made my day! Didn't knew Ctrl-Shift-Up/Down how can I've been coding without!
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by MarHoff 9y ago
At the time of the location gate I had parsed my personal buffer and I found out that pretty much all Manhattan was included. I hadn't a roaming plan when visiting New-York so I only got randomly access to internet at free hotspots. So
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by MarHoff 9y ago
That was at the core of the "locationgate" a few years ago because location of surrounding access point wasn't flushed enough regularly. Hence revealing approximate location to people that can materially access the phone (thi
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by MarHoff 9y ago
I like your schema-lite terminology and I think it describe pretty well my approach. I've only start to explore all possibilities, but main use so far: -Store experimental properties before next schema revision -Particularly good alter
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by MarHoff 9y ago
I think you are mistaken, even if implementation will vary you can have the same behavior (However I won't ever try in production because jsonb base FK is a pretty scary concept IMHO) However on a solution I've implemented on Post
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by MarHoff 9y ago
functions are actually functions...
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by MarHoff 9y ago
Sorry if I was unclear, I'm not advocating for ORM. And yes it breaks down because it is similar but different. Row "instances" can perfectly exists outside a table and even be defined outside any table via composites types o
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by MarHoff 9y ago
But do schema-less implement foreign constraints at all???? I'm currently implementing a mixed solution where clearly defined properties (and thus ID) have columns and constraints but I also include a schema-less "all you can eat&
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by MarHoff 9y ago
Use jsonb inside a Database and use constraints to ensure all requested json attributes (store name,etc..) are present at INSERT/UPDATE time? That don't seems like rocket science to me... duh... PS: But of course don't store

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