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by _boffin_ 4y ago
If i saw that in a colleague's code, i'd be angry at them as that's not legible.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
Thanks for posting this. awesome article.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
C: I'd rather not see the ads at all. ...and this is coming along swimmingly for some aspects of my life.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
I’ve been playing with webcomponents for a month or two and really love them. I do wish that IntelliJ would play nice with the formatting of them though. Question: when and or if they gain in adoption, could you see them replacing react? If
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
Be hopeful you were one of the first to get in so you’re still in the green.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
There will be patterns of inflow into the different ETFs based on paycheck schedules that would get arbitraged away via day trading.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
It looks like everything is moving to a lisp-like structure. brackets... brackets everywhere.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
The scam is still running.
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Scam ran on YouTube last night – +$620k collected
10 points by _boffin_ 4y ago|10 comments
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
I’m failing to see why you can’t do that with yaml. Please enlighten me.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
Question: if she purchased the ticket under her own name and she held a valid ticket upon entry to the venue, would it be fraud if one doesn’t get access to the event? Even more so if she doesn’t get a full refund? One would presume that th
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
I’ll second this. It’s the gold standard of communication books.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
I don’t know if it was a hack, but found a query that would crash CockroachDB nodes on demand during a training.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
An invoice passed over my desk one day many years ago that charged us 30% to get some money back. Started to investigate it and found that there was an opportunity.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
There’s also temporal modeling or bitemporal modeling. It’s verbose and can make table length pretty large, but eh.. - https://martinfowler.com/articles/bitemporal-history.html - https://hdombrovskaya.files.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
Brilliant and excellent write up.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
My belief is that the Feds already had the tools they needed to get the information they needed off the phone, but wanted to use the situation to create a new standard of practice as it was too juicy to pass up—never let a horrific event go
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
I've been feeding it historical Powell and Dr. David Kelly remarks and seeing how it interprets the differences between them and over time. Going to play w/ this for a bit.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
i feel bad for the guys that are on call right now. WTF! why is the memory spiking beyond expectations?!
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
I'm here laughing my a* off right now as i read this.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
It doesn't seem to like doing math: https://i.ibb.co/9hWtW5M/image.png
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
i'm currently trying to get this thing to rewrite my resume.... so far, it's finicky, but providing some decent alternative sentence structures. will be playing with it more.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
For me, it was an invoice crossing over my desk many years ago. - Questioned it. - Started reading county and city ordinances. - Realized that there was an opportunity. - Confirmed it by making open data requests for the data I needed. - Le
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
Let’s take a few steps back… What’s even easier than that? - Was this video taken within a geofenced area between these times? - does audio contain any filtered words?
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
Thank you for your response and insight
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
I really like this feature that's in the Vivaldi browser that's called Reading List (Link: https://help.vivaldi.com/desktop/panels/reading-list-panel/ ) and it solves my bookmark and tab collecting.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
To me, it seems that your friend was too lazy to read the manual rather than poor UX.
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
Thanks
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
agreed. it's amazing. Actually just wrote a site a few days back only using HTML, CSS. It's a simple site, but still looks good with only a few hundred lines of CSS. peeps are nuts for thinking that you need javascript and bells a
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by _boffin_ 4y ago
Lol yes, but don’t forget about MS Access. This is from a few years ago, but I heard that JPM (at the time) had over 20k MS Access database on their file servers. The company I worked for had over 12k. I was able to reduce the count by a go

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