adamzochowski

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by adamzochowski 8y ago
It depends on what is your standard you want to accept, and where you live. The 'basic quality of life' means different things to different people. For example, 12k rental can be extravagant. At this amount probably you can have
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
> Anti growth is propably the worst argument. It will litterally give you the effects of the most catastrophic interpretation of climate change before it has even happened. How literally? > You don't want to halt growth, that wou
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
I am not sure which part of the statement you highlighted you asserted is wrong? That: a) Growth doesn't require work? b) Work doesn't require energy? From what you included, since 1980 to 2016, energy usage has doubled, from 281
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
Anti Growth is not necessarily a bad argument, just a long term view argument. Growth requires work and that requires energy. There is a limit of energy we can use. At certain point we will use more energy than earth can cool off. An econom
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
Sounds similar to Wrocław's dwarfs. 350 figures of 20cm bronze dwarfs are spread across the city of Wrocław in Poland. http://www.bbc.com/travel/story/20171017-the-truth-behind-wr... https://en.wik
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
I tried some diacritics letters and the site didn't handle those. Is it issue of the site? or those special characters don't include various latin based diacritics? German Umlauts? Polish ąęćłńóśźż ? etc
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
You will still want stripping (raid 0) if you truly require more performance and more unified storage (single storage pool as opposed to 6 individual drives). Usually each NVMe drive has own pcie lanes, so having two drives raided gains per
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
What about recoverability features? Starting with Raid 1 mirroring and then going through to less storage wastefull like Raid 5? Or more resilient Raid 6?
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
No. Just like all hardware based raids you can set mdadm to use full raw disk. The GPT is only useful when you want to use part of the disk for RAID - partitioning disk into multiple parts where only some of it will be raided. Some people p
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
I read the article, where does it say about lying and faking school shooting numbers? Crisis actors? Fake deaths? Because that is the lie we started from. The article talks about perception. That people now are more worried about school sho
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
I am curious about inflating school shooting numbers. Do you have links for that? Are you saying that there were fake deaths and there are crisis paid actors?
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
) ) That school massacres aren't real ) ) but are staged by actors and the "lying" media. ) Both sides on the gun debate lie. How can both sides lie at the quoted example? Either there were people killed or not? How can both
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
Some editors also have option to copy / paste with rich text formatting. This way code can be copied to mail client with all the colors/bold/italics/sizes etc.
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
Subpixel rendering requires knowing the pixel orientation (are sub pixels left to right or top to bottom) and the order they are in (rgb vs bgr) and finally assume that the display screen is in real full color mode, and not some limit color
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
There are phrases using word sort as a category: "this sort of people" , "sort of liked".
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
Soundex, the word similarity hashing algorithm, also predates computers. It was developed in early 1900, to help perform census in USA. One of its goals was to sort similar last names together. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
Marcin Przybylek wrote a series of books called "Gamedec". The first book is a collection of short stories. Detective crime stories all involving games. Permadeth. Pvp. Hacks and cheats. Kidnappings. Augmentations. Etc. The secon
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
Compare cash to the walmart card: 1) walmart charges 3% for all purchases outside of walmart 2) walmart charges 1$ for all purchses 3) walmart charges 5$ monthly maintenance fee 4) walmart charges 3$ to 5$ per deposit 5) even to check accou
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
Guys behinds PostgreSQL / CitusDB wrote awesome article on which methods of pagination work how well and where they fail. https://www.citusdata.com/blog/2016/03/30/five-ways-to-pagin... Highly recom
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by adamzochowski 8y ago
count(*) ends up counting all records, reading one first row is much much faster than finding and counting all. https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Slow_Counting
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by adamzochowski 9y ago
How is it 95% smaller? FLIF is a lossless compression, and AV1 in lossless mode can't do magic. It can't do 95% better. https://wyohknott.github.io/image-formats-comparison/report.... FLIF is reported at 59.5
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by adamzochowski 9y ago
Not everyone can read the link. Many people are just presented with a disclaimer : " No attempts have been made to support older webbrowsers like Internet explorer and Edge 15.
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by adamzochowski 9y ago
I believe the proper way to upgrade schema is to 1) don't change existing schema (don't alter columns) 2) introduce new schema, side by side (add new columns, all nulls, without defaults) 3) update code to read new schema first, i
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by adamzochowski 9y ago
I think the OP purposes that there are people earning zero, skewing the bottom percentiles, no matter how linearly the income is multiplied.
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by adamzochowski 9y ago
To strengthen your argument there is another digraph 'ni'. But this is now approaching discussion that writing doesn't match phonetic. Pronunciation shifts. Words change. Brother Grimms (famous for fables) were linguists stud
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by adamzochowski 9y ago
Polish letters on top of Latin are no worse than German (ä, ö, ü, ß), or French (é, à, è, ù, â, ê, î, ô, û, ë, ï, ü, ÿ, ç). Cyrillic is not the answer, as each Cyrillic country has own variations, own letters. See https://en.wiki
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by adamzochowski 9y ago
Postgresql has compression by default on, for all large text and other large fields that get great benefit of compression. From documentation -" The technique is affectionately known as TOAST (or "the best thing since sliced brea
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by adamzochowski 9y ago
I am not the original poster, but some queries can't be moved to stored procedures (depends on SQL software and library abilities). For example: IN clauses can get tricky if prepared statements don't support arrays / lists of
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by adamzochowski 10y ago
The site is cool, but some questions: None of the keyboard scrolling methods work. I can't use pgdown, arrow down, even the old school "space to scroll" On search page, changing duration erases my budget, why? Just because I
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by adamzochowski 10y ago
But it isn't "Bob" to "Robert". You skipped middle step, and one final step. First names were shortened. Robert to Rob Richard to Rich William to Will Then the shortened version had first letter replaced to make se

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