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by ako 4y ago
Works also for your children: considering i've already spent over 60% (?) of my total time with my children (13/14yrs old)...
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by ako 4y ago
The reason we can't replace SQL is that it is the lingua franca between many client tools and data sources. From programming languages, to Analytics tools, to ETL tools to bulk data transfer tools, everything knows how to define SQL qu
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by ako 4y ago
F1 2020 on Xbox is horrible, loading all the time. Loading once in the beginning would be ok, but it’s loading between every step. Sometimes it feels you spend more time waiting for the loading than actual racing.
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by ako 4y ago
I doubt it that the entire elactorate is accepting nuclear, especially now that we see what is happening in Ukraine. It's pretty scary to see fighting and bombing happing at nuclear plants.
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by ako 4y ago
I think there's still room for real improvement: once we have afforable displays that cover your entire wall, imagine what something like miro could bring you. Visual collaboration, pen drawings that turn into organizated information,
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by ako 4y ago
Everything you use continuously improves. What do you use that has seen improved versions since you bought it? Our knowledge, our abilities, our raw materials continuously improve, and everything is expected to advantage of this. Things tha
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by ako 4y ago
Many of these backend systems will be Off-the-shelf products, e.g., SAP, Salesforce, Marketto, and lots of other systems people use. Many of these systems don't have APIs that work well for interactive frontends. And you have many diff
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by ako 4y ago
> "As an ... your livelihood is dependant on an algorithm, not skill, not intuition, not experience, not even track record." Does this say anything about AI in general?
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by ako 4y ago
My son recently showed me something he was creating for Minecraft, turns out he's using MongoDB and Redis...
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by ako 4y ago
Just sprinkle a few NOPS in your 6502 assembly regularly, so you can replace it later with JMP.
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by ako 4y ago
Seems like bbaas, banking backend as a service, solves a significant need in the world, considering existing alternatives. For example in Europe there’s Mambu that seems to do something similar. Not sure what the exact customer pain is here
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by ako 4y ago
Hospitals and MDs often use unrecognizable phone numbers, you may want to receive those.
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by ako 4y ago
It looks closer to a Data Fabric where you have an ORM as a service on top of all your hetereogenerous datasources and services: a semantic layer that enables you to define models across all your sources, and a data virtualization query eng
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by ako 4y ago
Are these GPUs being produced in china? Maybe china will ban shipping these to the US?
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by ako 4y ago
Would it have been better if sovjet union would have ended? In the 80s sovjet union was in a very bad place economically, and it might also have collapsed if it didn't end.
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by ako 4y ago
If it has survived this long without being replaced by something better it must be really good.
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by ako 4y ago
The fact that a lawyer thought he had a chance in court with this case makes you wonder...
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by ako 4y ago
Persisted SQL is used quite a lot, and best practice in many case: stored procedures containing the query returning just a ref cursor for example, or sql (materialized) views where users don't get direct access to the underlying tables
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by ako 4y ago
Any beginning would probably leave you unsatisfied, as it would probably still make you wonder what started that beginning...
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by ako 4y ago
Proof?
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by ako 4y ago
If god can be the one-time exception, the universe can also be the one-time exception.
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by ako 4y ago
They had one product that wasn't enterprise ready, now they have two products, where the original is still not enterprise ready.
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by ako 4y ago
What is a well defined API to access a lot of related datasets if you have 100s of external users, using it for 10s of different types of use cases? Compare it to a database, what if you couldn't use random queries with SQL, but only h
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by ako 4y ago
Online bookmark services are quite common, and not very personal.
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by ako 4y ago
I collect these in pocket.
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by ako 4y ago
There is intelligence: solutions can replicate itself, with small variations, and the best variations will be more successful going forward. It’s not complete randomness, it’s an optimizing algorithm.
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by ako 4y ago
I did try wearing more clothes, but due to the high temperatures everything is soaking wet in no time, and starts to cause rashes. No clothing is more comfortable.
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by ako 4y ago
Not if you use more sunscreen, or sit in the shade.
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by ako 4y ago
I’m currently on a camping in Croatia, it’s so hot even swimming trousers feel sticky and irritating. It would be more comfortable just to be nude. FKK still seems to be booming here, I noticed huge campings, 2000 or more spots, lots of fa
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by ako 4y ago
And 40 years ago a much larger part of the world still lived in poverty, communism was still a big thing ruining the lives of many, and don’t forget the stress of the Cold War. Also pollution in big cities like London or New York was a much

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