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by booi 7mo ago
Tabs can absolutely be entered into cells in multiple ways but the easiest is just copy paste. And if it’s tab delimited usually people call them tsvs.
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by booi 7mo ago
Clearly this is the issue. This article was 2000 words of trying to work around the actual problem
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by booi 7mo ago
It's a pretty niche region. It's about 20% more expensive than other major regions so I think it's unlikely to be a core part of most large deployments. That being said, we did hear about it and continue to track it.
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by booi 7mo ago
Perhaps I don't understand it but the encryption security model for MacOS/iPadOS/iOS currently doesn't allow multiple different encryption keys for each user. So any user can decrypt the whole drive and while it does enf
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by booi 8mo ago
This still makes no sense. The UTF-8 standard was adopted really in 1998-ish and the standard was already variable using 1 to 4 bytes. MySQL 4.1, which introduced the utf8 charset, was released in 2004. Even if there were no codepoints in t
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by booi 8mo ago
arguably if you're using the CLI they still are
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by booi 8mo ago
That’s only 100% tho
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by booi 8mo ago
It still blows my mind that they called that crappy partial buggy characterset “utf8”. Then later came out with actual utf8 and called it “utf8mb4”. Makes no sense
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by booi 8mo ago
Where would this happen? I have never seen an API reflect a secret back but I guess it's possible? perhaps some sort of token creation endpoint?
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by booi 8mo ago
Copilot being down probably increased code quality
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by booi 8mo ago
that's the best part! They don't!
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by booi 9mo ago
I've used Postgres for more than a decade and everytime I wade into the docs I feel the same way, I'm barely scratching the surface. It's so immensely powerful.
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by booi 9mo ago
That's interesting because here in California, $4.6B is slashed off productivity because of wind. - still angry at pg&e
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by booi 9mo ago
This was not the case for a long time. Actually it seems like it's fairly recently you get native AOT and trimming to actually reduce build sizes and build time. Otherwise all the binaries come with a giant library
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by booi 9mo ago
Hi, I'm here to hold the bag?
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by booi 10mo ago
If there were a software engineering hall of fame, I nominate Fabrice.
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by booi 10mo ago
I assume it tastes like… chicken?
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by booi 10mo ago
I don’t get it. Roblox is an American company. Wouldn’t the pretty broad sanctions prevent them from operating there already?
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by booi 11mo ago
You would just change the dimensions using the browser devtools no user agent faking needed
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by booi 11mo ago
It would be great if we could get private funding to make this dataset opensource.
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by booi 11mo ago
I'm curious which apps only run on Windows. We are also a MacOS + Google Workspace shop and the microsoft requirements have been slowly seeping in.
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by booi 11mo ago
not just any corporation.. the largest software corporation on the planet
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by booi 11mo ago
> So, eventually & reluctantly, I have changed my mind: there will be another major version of htmx. > However, in order to keep my word that there will not be a htmx 3.0, the next release will instead be htmx 4.0. technically cor
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by booi 1y ago
you know why...
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by booi 1y ago
except developing AI is very much a knowledge exercise with very little dependency on location. You don't move your manufacturing business out of Shenzhen because the entire hard supply chain from mining, refining, manufacturing, test,
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by booi 1y ago
I tried converting everything to copper as well but the copper DACs use a lot of power and ended up not working out due to the greatly increased power usage (mostly because the networking "closet" wasn't really designed for i
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by booi 1y ago
I'm surprised you've never run into this. Even the "cheap" cisco/juniper switches will warn you when you plug in a generic or different branded one.
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by booi 1y ago
That's interesting because I strongly prefer that timestamps are stored as UTC and converted to my timezone on the fly for easier debugging. I dunno about using the browser language choice (do sites really do this)? Usually a simple co
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by booi 1y ago
it's amazing that Glacier is such a huge system with so many people working on it and it's still a public mystery how it works. I've not seen a single confirmation of how it works..
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by booi 1y ago
wouldn't the problem be the fonts are basically in every single request and uncacheable then?

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