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by batbomb 12y ago
No support in MySQL/MariaDB. There is support in Postgres, sqlite, MSSQL, HSQLDB, Oracle, etc... for CTEs. You can sort of emulate some recursive SQL properties using a temporary table: http://brianv0.github.io/blog&#x2
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by batbomb 12y ago
There are four Fundamental Forces: Strong, Weak, Electromagnetic, and Gravity. In general, Dark Matter does not interact electromagnetically, and therefore does not emit nor absorb light. We can't see it. That's the defining prope
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by batbomb 12y ago
> Sadly, many ended up getting sick due to the dangerous work environment. I've seen pictures of guys holding uranium rods with barely any protection. This is often safe, actually, but that's not always the case. How safe can d
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by batbomb 12y ago
I would love to try a mammoth burger.
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by batbomb 12y ago
There's not enough information to really answer this question. What is "high performance"? What is "commodity hardware"? How much storage do you actually need? What is the use of the data? Of course, if you mainly a
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by batbomb 12y ago
I grew up in Farmington and lived in Las Cruces and Albuquerque. Spent some time in Ruidoso as well, as my uncle is a pipefitter and helped redo the Inn. It's still hard to explain to people what living in a place like Roswell or Farmi
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by batbomb 12y ago
Not enough good is being said about Cooking Issues and Dave Arnold in the comments on HN. If you don't know the podcast, then you've got about 160 hours of catching up to do. Dave is a better hacker than you.
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by batbomb 12y ago
The easy solution for that is a stipend and receipts when you go over the cost for a few defined scenarios (for example, $60 to get to the airport, $20 a meal). If you are a cheap bastard, you make a few bucks. If it took three train trips
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by batbomb 12y ago
it's still a market and the price could still be mostly hype and the "normalization" is only relative to a previous peak.
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by batbomb 12y ago
I get pasture raised eggs from a farm in Petaluma which has a CSA I use. They are very good, come in a wide variety of shell colors and the yolks are a deep yellowish orange, but I'm not necessarily sure they are necessarily worth the
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by batbomb 12y ago
I love Heathkit stuff. I have an awesome guitar amp from the 60s someone built and a high voltage power supply.
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by batbomb 12y ago
I wrote something similar a few years ago: http://GitHub.com/zerorm/zerorm
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by batbomb 12y ago
I've sat in on Chris' class at Stanford. I think the answer is probably closer to weeks to months if working with field experts, depending on how deep you want to go. The core of it is open source. I think the most exciting thing
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by batbomb 12y ago
Established and older residents, especially those without children, see no reason we should be "Manhattanized" so more people can live here. They "like SF just the way it is, thank you". If you don't have kids, and
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by batbomb 12y ago
Location: SF Remote: Probably nah. Willing to Relocate: Maybe, depending, but don't get your hopes up. Technologies: Near-expert in Databases and SQL (very knowledgable about Oracle, have used and read source code for PostgreSQL, SQLit
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by batbomb 12y ago
The problem there, however, is you don't have distributed transactions and locks/leases. You would need to build that into the server itself, which is obviously out of scope for this project. If the server changes, as it could eas
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by batbomb 12y ago
Ziploc bags are made of polyethylene and have no plasticizers. They are as safe as you can get with plastic.
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by batbomb 12y ago
it also controls the temperature. The pan doesn't. You also don't have to do much to clean up after, just throw the ziplock bags away. With this pan you (should) hand wash it. The pan itself isn't even close to being similar
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by batbomb 12y ago
I was skeptical when I heard this, as I've grown up in high altitudes. So I tried to do a check on a few other high altitude cities, and the results are somewhat consistent. Other cities which are high altitude with very high suicide r
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by batbomb 12y ago
First off: The first example is exactly what a relational database is for. It's a "tree" structure only because it's several 1:many joins. It is true that ORMs aren't that amenable to composition and lots of dynamic
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by batbomb 12y ago
Don't get me wrong, I think there are people who will love this- especially people who frequently cook fish and those who make risottos. I'm far from a great cook, but I've been cooking 4-5 times a week the last 5 years, and
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by batbomb 12y ago
My biggest problems with this: Why would I choose this over a $180 Anova Precision cooker, or any other sous vide cooker? With sous vide methods, you don't need to worry so much about the internal temperature of the meat when starting,
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by batbomb 12y ago
Carbon steel pans (DeBuyer) are a good alternative as well.
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by batbomb 12y ago
First off: Unlike a bank or lending institution, the government can easily make up profits elsewhere. It's probably more like a grocery store-lose money on one thing to get people in the door, make that money back somewhere else. Sure,
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by batbomb 12y ago
There's a big difference between bottled sparkling water, filtered water, and plain old tap water. Also, there's differing qualities of tap water as well, because it does depend on your tap and sink itself. If you have a good tap
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by batbomb 12y ago
Sounds like a great idea! Let's license foods too! 11. BECAUSE THE FOOD IS LICENSED FREE OF CHARGE, THERE IS NO WARRANTY FOR THE FOOD, TO THE EXTENT PERMITTED BY APPLICABLE LAW. EXCEPT WHEN OTHERWISE STATED IN WRITING THE FARMERS AND&#
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On Food and Not Cooking – Introducing Rational Foods(medium.com)
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by batbomb 12y ago
Technically speaking, mayonnaise is oil, an lecithin based emulsifier derived from egg yolks, and an acid (which may be vinegar, or mustard, or something else). If you get a vegan emulsifier to work as good or better than eggs, then go ah
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by batbomb 12y ago
this is where I got my hn name from. I've actually spent a lot of time at dugway. One of my favorite parts about it is the german counterpart of they japanese village mentioned in the article, the German village. There's still a
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by batbomb 12y ago
Why would you choose this over requests for python? The java code is a little simpler than what you'd get with a jax-rs client, but not by much.

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