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aldoushuxley001
searching PlanetScale…
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aldoushuxley001
7y ago
What is a good trip on it like?
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Is there any possibility of seeing the search terms that people used on search engines to find your site? I know this is made very difficult these days, but it is really an awesome feature. Either way, great work. I'm currently debatin
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aldoushuxley001
7y ago
This is exactly what I do, except I don't save the to do lists. Instead, I simply spin out any ideas and notes I'd taken into a separate new note. I've got around 10,000 notes now that I've never looked at, but I simply
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aldoushuxley001
7y ago
Great info, I'm especially stoked Django was used for the examples.
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aldoushuxley001
7y ago
Well that's terrifying
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aldoushuxley001
7y ago
Hasn’t this been widely known for a long time?
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aldoushuxley001
7y ago
Looks like they’ve taken it down now? Damn that’s unfortunate
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aldoushuxley001
7y ago
Ever consider doing a write up of how you implemented your Postgres FTS? Sounds like you’ve had a good experience with it.
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7y ago
Scientists making the models prly thought the politicans needed a helping hand.
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aldoushuxley001
7y ago
But the UK is part of the 5 eyes, it makes more sense to use US backdoors than Chinese backdoors, despite both being undesirable to say the least.
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I agree, but I had hope the Liberals would be under such intense pressure to ban Huawei that they’d be forced to, politically. Eg With the liberals being just a minority, the majority of the Canadian parliament got together and recently pas
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Yup, and as a Canadian the worst part about this is it gives the government here an easy out to sell out our own national security, because we're just followng Britain's lead after all. They already broke up the Five Eyes.
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aldoushuxley001
7y ago
An unfortunate decision.
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aldoushuxley001
7y ago
Weird cause all the models I’ve seen show basically a balance and no real change. Arctic losing more ice but Antarctica adding more sea ice such that it’s basically a wash.
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aldoushuxley001
7y ago
Funny because to me it looks like deceitful manipulation to get people to click.
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aldoushuxley001
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everyone knows the best way to search reddit is via google. The search engine bar in reddit is for optics only.
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7y ago
I’d be very interested in another example. It’s not too often we can hear evidence against AGW so it’s worth the downvotes that it will inevitably bring.
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aldoushuxley001
7y ago
And yet... it’s true. It always amazes me the degree to which people become anti scientific in their dogmatic cheerleading for climate change advocacy.
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7y ago
Crops are generally loving climate change though, as more food will be produced than with colder temperatures, so I don't think more pesticides will be used because of climate-change induced crop stress
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It always amazes me how much people refuse the reality of consciousness. Just goes to show you the mental gymnastics people will use to contort themselves in order to maintain some semblance of coherency in their world view.
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This is amazing, really a great source of data.
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aldoushuxley001
7y ago
Similarly, minimum wage isn’t worth much if there’s high unemployment
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7y ago
A lot of what you say is irrelevant. I get the feeling you aren't aware of the hard problem of consciousness, so I'll leave this here for you to read up on: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hard_problem_of_consci
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Is it not abundantly clear that a photon is just a photon? What else could it be? > the perception of red is the chemical cascade starting with the stimulation of L-cones and ending with the firing of neurons in the visual cortex. So thi
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> Your mind and your body are the same thing. That is incorrect, but unfortunately a very common misunderstanding. The mind is highly correlated with the brain but it is not the brain. It’s easy to see this is the case because the brain
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Correct. Almost nothing to do with it.
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A carbon tax has almost nothing to do with the current fires in Australia; sounds like you have an axe to grind.
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aldoushuxley001
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Very interesting, thanks for sharing
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What’s the tldr; on this concept? Ironically this post explaining the concept of legibility is pretty opaque itself
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7y ago
So maybe it’s actually okay for CEOs and business leaders to be paid more (even significantly more) than other workers in the company.
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