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by Twisell 9y ago
I’m not sure to understand (and again stackexchange is a better place to seek advices) but I still think it doable. If I get you right you just have to put the aggregate function inside a CASE instead of the opposite. One limitation of an a
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by Twisell 9y ago
I highly recommend you search about that on stackexchange and ask question if not already present. Seem easily doable but HN comment are not a goo place to get specific feedback.
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by Twisell 9y ago
Of course you can, GROUP BY take as many columns as you want according to standard. And it’s way faster too on my typical use cases.
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by Twisell 9y ago
Could you explicit acronyms? They seem very business specific but I would gladly learn about theses projects as I often use cartographic products for my work.
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by Twisell 9y ago
Don’t worry the link will be reported and erased from the front page really quickly anyway. It’s the same story for every critical thread about Altcoins. But at least this time we kinda have a confirmation that this is some kind of manipula
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by Twisell 9y ago
There is no « better quality » map out there (unless maybe military and restricted). Mapping the world is hard because it is complex and evolve way faster than a Google Car army can patrol it for a reasonable cost. More often than not OpenS
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by Twisell 9y ago
Also in the support thread someone complained that they changed order of path so that usr/local/bin/ have priority over usr/bin/. But I’m not sure it’s that bad. Because this way Apple kind of acknowledge that if so
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by Twisell 9y ago
That a thread that generate a small amount of reactions got trashed fast is perfectly normal. But I don’t understand why recent adversial discussions with a lot of comment can never sustain more than a few hour while some, pro bitcoin threa
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by Twisell 9y ago
Also please upvote both discussions asap to prevent moderation hi-jacking. It smell like an organized group of interest keep dowvoting theses threads to bury it and prevent adversarial discussion. Would be nice if someone that can analyse t
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by Twisell 9y ago
So true. Still can’t believe how high the price was driven by all those news.
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by Twisell 9y ago
A .bat is the worst case but does NSIS prevent a badly written script? I don’t think so, it’s still up to the developer to care. Adding an UI on top of a badly written script will do as much harm as a .bat. (I might be wrong I’m not familia
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by Twisell 9y ago
Meanwhile on my office PC Windows 10 seem still struggling with the concept of a meaningful progress bar or a readable list of system update (BEFORE triggering a 2 hours WTF update for obscure reasons). Apple do know how to manage packet fo
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by Twisell 9y ago
Beg your pardon but this suspiciously look like a way to (unwillingly) hijack the thread away from the Facebook algorithm by introducing a vaguely related subject many people care about too.
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by Twisell 9y ago
TL;DR; If it’s truly a 2 factors security why the hell can you reset the iCloud password with a single factor since iOS 11 ?!
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by Twisell 9y ago
I think it’s might be possible to exclude your iPhone from trusted device and revert to security via phone number. And in case the phone number is your landline you still got your two factors.
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by Twisell 9y ago
PS: Actually I was wrong, I just checked and it seem very weird that you can change the password without a confirmation from another trusted device or trusted number. Meanwhile to mitigate a little the threat you can delete your mobile phon
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by Twisell 9y ago
That would actually be hilarious if a suffisent number of geeks tried to cash in the bitcoin that is dormant somewhere massively and at the exact same time. This could well end the Ponzi scheme in a victorious way because people that mined
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by Twisell 9y ago
And this was the intended effect of your post you wrote a long monologue instead of a clear answer. Thus proving his point, there is no clear answer. Any truth-holder (on both side) is a blatant liar.
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by Twisell 9y ago
41 points 109 comments as of writing one hour after publishing. Look like bitcoin advocates have specifically vetoed this publication. This is probably one of the only the downside of crowd moderation. This would be an interesting phenomeno
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by Twisell 9y ago
Not exactly, if your country economy collapse you still live in your country and are onboard with your fellow citizen to start anew. If bitcoin collapse you are totally on you own while your neighbors that never invested in bitcoin remain t
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by Twisell 9y ago
I think lattner will never bite the hand that feeded him and trusted him and his team to develop a new language (Swift) even if he now is sailing with another company.
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by Twisell 9y ago
Well I once had a 2 day formation about how to use mind map for presentation... This heavily convinced me that slides are the best paradigm so far. Because mind map is far too subjective and can be easily misinterpreted if not totally misun
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by Twisell 9y ago
I strangely feel reassured by the post-mortem of this bug: -It appear genuinely involuntary -It's a (collective) human mistake not a design flaw -It was quickly fixed -Frankly if it's the only noticeable bug linked to the conversi
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by Twisell 9y ago
Actually I think that an extra step is required to fully "delete" while the standard procedure only "deactivate" accounts. I've permanently delete back in 2014 but actually needed a "ghost account" in 2016
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by Twisell 9y ago
Except that maybe it's precisely because it was meant as an OO database that you can now enjoy jsonb or geography datatype that are pretty complex. Also a lot of OO mechanisms become really useful without being clearly identified. For
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by Twisell 9y ago
On the screencast it appear that the dialog box have been reworked to be less constraining than in Sierra where you needed to go to Preferences>Gatekeeper to allow execution of unsigned app. I haven't tested the beta so this struck
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by Twisell 9y ago
Are you sure? Doesn't the need to mine block slow down transaction to a bare maximum per block? And if miners in china close operations won't time between block increase? Thus maybe BTC is actually responding slower than other mar
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by Twisell 9y ago
So let's get to the bottom of this as english is not my mother tong and I will gladly learn new tricks. Does that mean that my sentence (with correction) is wrong because "the" is mandatory in this context?
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by Twisell 9y ago
I corrected for clarity. But some fans would cringe because you can refer to "Doctor Who" as the show or "The Doctor" for the character but "The Doctor Who" Make no sense so your initial correction might be eve

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