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by Svip 3y ago
Why even have years? Like Unix epoch, pick a start date, and just have the number of weeks increment indefinitely. If you really wish to do some separation, just say "last 50 weeks" or something.
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by Svip 3y ago
> numeric column Worth mentioning that numeric in Sqlite is still just a float.[0] A table of two rows where column a is 0.1 and 0.2, respectively, sum(a) will not yield 0.3. [0] https://www.sqlite.org/datatype3.html
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Credible security threat by jumpseater, tried to shut both engines down(avherald.com)
3 points by Svip 3y ago|0 comments
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by Svip 3y ago
This article reads more like an ad for mORMot 2 than Pascal. I've been out of the Pascal game for a few years, so I had to look up mORMot 2.[0] Apparently Synopse are the maintainers of it. The article basically compare their CSV&#x2
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by Svip 3y ago
Ah, you use a NA VIN check. My understanding is that there are five versions of VIN, three of which do not have the check digit: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_identification_number#... This is definitely an EU
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by Svip 3y ago
What does "That is not a valid VIN" indicate? Does it just mean the VIN wasn't found, or do you actually verify that the VIN lives up to specifications? I entered a VIN that I know is valid, but has never had US plates (but
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by Svip 3y ago
Whilst encouraging, I also feel like US policies are part of the problem, besides allowing it for so long. The fact that sales tax in the US doesn't just depend on state, but can be down to the house number on a street, means it'
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by Svip 3y ago
A Mercedes S-Class ain't cheap. But hasn't this been available for a year in Germany?
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by Svip 3y ago
Yes. I was not the original creator. However, when they felt it was too much of a hassle to maintain the site, I asked to take over. The original creator of the site still owns the domain.
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by Svip 3y ago
I agree, but I also don't want to waste too much of my life chasing SEO. Fortunately, some people find our site.
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by Svip 3y ago
I still maintain an independent Futurama wiki from Fandom. Back when they were called Wikia, they wanted to merge with our wiki, but I insisted on a no ads policy. So talks basically went nowhere. They still have a Futurama wiki, and our
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Danish AI Trained on Data from a Web Forum About Horses(bloomberg.com)
2 points by Svip 3y ago|0 comments
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by Svip 3y ago
Given the description, this sounds more TUI than CLI. Honestly, when I saw the title, I thought it was a competitor to ed(1).
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by Svip 3y ago
Scandinavian languages have the same. »Mormor« (lit. mum mum) means maternal grandmother, while »farmor« (lit. dad mum) means paternal grandmother. Unfortunately, it doesn't appear to continue beyond that (so no »mormormor«).
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by Svip 3y ago
This thing: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=seb+le+saucier&t=ffab&atb=v101-1&i... Like the egg cooker, this is an inherited appliance.
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by Svip 3y ago
If you like that, you should see the hospital version: https://www.avxperten.dk/stikkontakt/lk-fuga-stikkontakt-jor...
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by Svip 3y ago
Switzerland and Liechtenstein are outside the EU. As for the type K, type F sockets are already permissible in Denmark, and are not uncommon in newer installations. The page on type K mentions that the expectation is that type K will be p
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by Svip 3y ago
Type E and F's plug are shown in their combined version (the Schuko), which is the standard today. I have two old appliances (an egg cooker from the 1980s and a sauce machine from the early 1990s), which have the type F and type E plu
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by Svip 3y ago
My assumption is wrong. As others have noted, it's clearly parsing the title of the first result wrong. Edit: It's the parsing of the title of the infobox.
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by Svip 3y ago
Curious that the error does not occur when searching for "Notepad+": https://duckduckgo.com/?q=notepad%2B&t=ffab&atb=v101-1&ia=we...
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by Svip 3y ago
Was someone trying to be funny, to change a "notepad" search for "notepad++", forgetting that + has a specific meaning in regex? Same error occurs with a search for "notepad++", though, but not "notepad+&
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Electric flights are coming to Denmark(vaeridion.com)
2 points by Svip 3y ago|0 comments
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by Svip 3y ago
The problem is that it is slower to parse an `IN` query than an `= ANY(array)` query. Because the syntax for an array in PostgreSQL is simple, PostgreSQL can use a faster parser for the array. However, with `IN`, it cannot know the type o
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by Svip 3y ago
Seems strange the article doesn't mention the `= ANY(array)`[0] alternative to `IN (?)`. The problem with `IN` is that PostgreSQL uses a slow parser for the subquery, since `IN` is an SQL standard, and a legacy parser is used. You ca
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by Svip 3y ago
Denmark used to have that until 1997, when it was replaced by a tax based on km/l (not 100 l/km). Not sure how it works for electric cars, come to think of it.
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Never Ending September Date(df7cb.de)
89 points by Svip 3y ago|63 comments
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by Svip 3y ago
The list seems to be slapping PM and AM together. So you could get a song about 10:02 PM at 10:02 AM, and probably the reverse. Seems strange they would not use a 24 hour clock to associate the songs, and the songs not specifically being a
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by Svip 3y ago
The advantage of doing it per 100 ml/g, means it's easy to compare foods for their nutritional values. The US way is completely opaque.
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by Svip 3y ago
The Romans did not use war chariots, since they are basically useless in combat. They only used chariots for sports in the hippodrome.
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by Svip 3y ago
Their feature showcase with fascism makes their version seem more biased than the Wikipedia version. I recognise we can debate whether Stalin was a true communist and not just a fascist in disguise, but leading your article with that (by v

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