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cgio
7y ago
Plus freeze for use cases like the example in the post.
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cgio
7y ago
There’s also copy_expert in psycopg2. I believe csv with copy_expert should be the fastest but have not tested in as much detail as op. Great work on the article.
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cgio
7y ago
That. I loved windows, was probably at some time one of the last people using windows phone, but the moment I started getting a candy crash or something icon in my start menu and could not remove it unless I did some powershell tricks and e
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cgio
7y ago
Mathematica has something akin to command prediction and it’s also a very nice way to learn the language.
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cgio
7y ago
If you don’t wake up, the dream never dies. Or Body chop, dream shop.
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cgio
7y ago
Have you worked with major vendor solutions? They don’t do much more than wrapping the accessibility api and in some cases clumsily so. They have surface automation on top, but if you end up using it you are already in a bad place automatio
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cgio
7y ago
Well the HTML version has contents. 600 pages of documentation and with the information density I see in a quick skim would not imply a “you are on your own” mentality to me.
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cgio
7y ago
The consequence of overestimating is you don’t get the project. Occasionally that’s the consequence of proper estimation too, as people tend to underestimate when selling the project to get it through. Once I estimated a project at 3 months
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cgio
7y ago
Why would it be your fault? Is his assignment to understand what you’re doing? If yes it sounds like you hesitate to play your role in this relationship. Is his role to work with you on a codebase new to him? Similarly you need to help him
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cgio
7y ago
Go with it. A huge part of experience is learning to work with people you don’t like. Don’t worry too much about who’s whose’s boss. Also try to assess whether he’s trying to tell you something right that you cannot understand yet.
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cgio
8y ago
Isn't soyuz better than space shuttle on this metric?
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cgio
8y ago
Do they have extra money to give to representatives?
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cgio
8y ago
Yes, I've been imagining this too since 25 years ago now, also thinking how it would not need turning wheels, just power differential like paddling a boat. Not sure if this part can be done though or if it would break under the pressur
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cgio
8y ago
Are we not a little bit our car and our github account though? Growing up I wondered whether you could peel the banana all the way to its core of nothingness.
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cgio
8y ago
Maybe you'll find it interesting that the Greek word for joke is anecdoto.
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cgio
8y ago
I self-referentially disagree with the principle. We are conditioned to think that books and their writers and their roles and society standing are an implicit guarantee of quality or validity of their arguments. It holds to some extent, bu
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cgio
8y ago
From the article: Facebook spent years building out News Feed advertising — not simply the display and targeting technology but also the entire back-end apparatus for advertisers, connections with non-Facebook data sources and points-of-sa
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cgio
8y ago
Further to the sibling reply on Pacioli groups, you might find Ellerman interesting. I copy a link [1] but he has lots of material on his website, including a book. He discusses the group perspective of double entry and gets some extension
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cgio
9y ago
In modern greek it would be eponymous.
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cgio
9y ago
I think why everything but x+y=z would be x+y=z. But why x+y=z would still be open unless it is self referential.
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cgio
9y ago
Causality is an artefact of the universe. From a philosophical standpoint we would need to establish that why is the key question or we are chasing a socks theory of feet. And that is assuming that why is about causality rather than intenti
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cgio
9y ago
Even assuming that it is an antenna, then if your antenna is the only one receiving your consciousness then it is the seat of your consciousness or equivalent, i.e. its reasonable to assume that if you restore the antenna you will restore t
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cgio
9y ago
I would have gone for the 8 hrs option. Polluting the ui with redundant information and flow on impact to reporting potentially. The impact of saving some hrs might end up amounting to even more. Also, testing and lifecycle of this approach
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cgio
9y ago
Ask southern europeans.
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cgio
9y ago
The supply of Euro is managed by the ECB as owner of the monetary policy in Eurozone; with puppyrticipation of the Estonian central bank I assume. Any mechanics of the nature you describe could be employed as alternative means to manage Eur
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cgio
9y ago
Even big vendors do source code escrow for very big contracts (e.g. government).
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cgio
9y ago
Thank you. I knew I probably had the name wrong. It's been a few years since my undergrad years and that's a painful reminder.
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cgio
9y ago
If he is the Lo I think he is then his textbook on econometrics (Mckinsey & Lo?) is one of the best. I would guess econometric studies support his insights already but he tries to formulate experimental results in a consistent model tha
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cgio
9y ago
This assumes not only materialisation but also objectification of consciousness. It could be that it is a process that mediates physical phenomena without itself being physical. A hole is not physical but it's realised in the midst of
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cgio
9y ago
The JPEG itself is not physical, its storage is as is its reflection on a screen and these are two separate materialisations of the JPEG. If we assume it's the JPEG of a picture, it is the process of transforming a physical image into
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