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by asnyder 8y ago
The "everyone fend for themselves" trope of American in my opinion is only perceived this way due to a concerted effort by Libertarians and Conservatives to push this thinking, and during periods where those views have power (such
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by asnyder 8y ago
Slippery slope?
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Spotify Pulls R. Kelly and XXXTentacion from Playlists, Stirring a Debate(nytimes.com)
3 points by asnyder 8y ago|3 comments
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by asnyder 9y ago
How can I contact your shop?
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by asnyder 10y ago
Pretty sure Romania is in Schengen. As someone that spends more than half the year in Romania I know I hear it mentioned a lot.
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by asnyder 10y ago
Either it's the catalyst for basic income, or the catalyst for the demise of capitalism and the beginning of the erosion of the fundamental premise of skilled human time being a valuable and scare commodity eventually leading to many v
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India, Needing Jobs, Eases Rules on Foreign Investment(nytimes.com)
1 points by asnyder 10y ago|0 comments
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by asnyder 11y ago
Intrude minimally into private markets? I don't believe the actions over the past years as pertain to women's access to healthcare and reproductive services is minimal. Republican governments across a myriad of states have been an
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by asnyder 11y ago
It's now on the main home.
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by asnyder 11y ago
If anyone's interested, I know Telestream's Tempo ( http://www.telestream.net/tempo/overview.htm ), is super popular as it can actually cut and/or interpolate frames from content, to allow content producer
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by asnyder 11y ago
Anyone interested in this piece, may also be interested in my Demystifying PostgreSQL slides from some time ago. Though most if not all is still relevant today. Full text search starts on slide 32: http://www.slideshare.net/
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by asnyder 11y ago
Unfortunately, this isn't true. In many non-privileged areas you may have supermarkets like c-town, associated, fine-fare, or other non-boutique supermarkets that mostly stock mainstream products from mainstream food producers, as such
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by asnyder 11y ago
Try http://mobaxterm.mobatek.net/it's much much better, works with pageant, behaves closer to iTerm, but better than both iTerm and Putty in every way (IMO).
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by asnyder 11y ago
The new mac minis (Late 2014) are terrible (google and see), and are not useable for anything other than web browsing. I recently had to dump this new mac mini and switch to a Macbook Pro for mac/iOS dev as they severely underpowered a
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by asnyder 11y ago
Co-founder of a relatively new service ( http://www.meshbetter.com ) that incorporates this via our unique "Mismatch" technology, while it protects women and gives them better experiences, our data shows that Men don&#x2
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by asnyder 11y ago
Thanks so much! You've reduced my suffering a bit.
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by asnyder 11y ago
#2:I feel that Windows 8.1, and the coming 10 has much much better workflow savers. One such example is having grouped apps in the task bar where I can hover and select is wonderful, whereas in mac I have to go to another screen with some h
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by asnyder 11y ago
After evaluating almost all dashboards, super excited to see one that seemingly allows you to specify any REST URL that returns JSON and specify fields you want to display/chart. Every other one I've tried requires you to create
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by asnyder 11y ago
As someone that's been using PostgreSQL way before it was cool (since 2005), I'm super happy to see this. Previously I had to do EXISTS, IF FOUND UPDATE ELSE INSERT. Now I can just do upsert, so nice. Very thankful to all the hard
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by asnyder 11y ago
EMS SQL Manager for PostgreSQL is much better than SQL Management Studio IMHO. Same goes for their MSSQL tool.
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by asnyder 12y ago
I've seen some of my friends' kids rooms filled with angry bird dolls, stickers, and more. So there was definitely a market for it.
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by asnyder 12y ago
Looks like a good start. Though in my experience the best PostgreSQL GUI is EMS SQL Manager ( http://www.sqlmanager.net/en/products/postgresql/manager ), bar none. As someone who's been using PostgreSQL fo
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by asnyder 12y ago
I highly recommend watching Peter Jenning's informative and entertaining documentary "Ecstasy Rising" which outlines much of what this article describes but with a bit more investigatory goodness. https://www.youtu
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by asnyder 12y ago
Great stuff. If anyone's looking for a side by side diff paste bin, there's http://www.diffpaste.com/#/Diff/ , works pretty well and lets you edit, iterate, and compare with previous versions.
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by asnyder 12y ago
You can find genuine windows licenses pretty easily for about $50, and the windows store sells them for as low $69.99, but it's true, you do need a license. Though for all the time it's saved me over the years it's definitely
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by asnyder 12y ago
You can use most any language you want for Postgres functions. SQL, plpgsql, Python, etc, etc.
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by asnyder 12y ago
It supports most of the advanced features of PostgreSQL, including functions, triggers, composite types, JSON, and most anything one can throw at it. Not to mention it obviously has a great SQL Editor with auto-complete for when you want to
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by asnyder 12y ago
Has auto-complete and everything: http://www.sqlmanager.net/products/postgresql/manager
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by asnyder 12y ago
I don't think an "official" GUI is necessary. Rather it would simply hurt the community of paid/free tools that have built up around it. My favorite PostgreSQL GUI is: http://www.sqlmanager.net/products&#
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OkCupid’s Data Just Doesn’t Match(medium.com)
7 points by asnyder 12y ago|0 comments

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