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by cgio 3y ago
Don't know how it works with local laws, but as far as I know, they could ,(doubt they would) repossess. Nevertheless, they would auction, take the 2% remaining, plus their admittedly ridiculous fees, and pay you back the rest. Not tha
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by cgio 3y ago
Using views is a good practice anyway as you do not tightly couple your API to your schema. It's been a few years since I used Postgrest (and to be fair I had no write scenarios to cover) but I do not remember it limiting what security
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by cgio 3y ago
60 years is not long in discussions of historical nature. You routinely see countries hating each other for something that happened >200years ago.
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by cgio 3y ago
Maybe it’s just my way of thinking, but the best stories to tell in an interview are not the ones that describe a work related incident. It is the story that links something irrelevant but deeply relatable with a concept to make an unexpect
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by cgio 3y ago
Just guessing with no background experience on windmill, maybe to support reactive workflows. Airflow does not have a good proposition on that front. Sensors are a workaround and not performant.
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by cgio 3y ago
A pet peeve of mine, as someone who has been in the BI domain for a few years. There is no such thing as data driven decisions. What is there, is decision driven data, i.e. what you monitor indicates your desired decision making toolset. Th
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by cgio 3y ago
I am assuming the GP also implies taxation on the value claimed for the patent. Tangentially, I would also love the equivalent option the other way around, I.e. in property taxation, where the government decides the value of the property, t
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by cgio 3y ago
Mean millionaire is now poor
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by cgio 3y ago
My gripe is that, if a robot does something, it is not post truth, it is actual, real, truth. We should not confuse discourse on truth with discourse on identity.
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by cgio 3y ago
Musicians write for other musicians. Coders use the best data structure to solve a problem not for the users but for another coder to appreciate. You weigh praise on the merits of the judge to do the judgement. People in the end listen to t
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by cgio 3y ago
Great feature but also a very dangerous one. Few cases of people sharing a spreadsheet with an innocuous summary pivot table, not realising they also, in the process, share the full dataset that supports the pivot with sensitive data.
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by cgio 3y ago
ugly is an aesthetic and it communicates, when intentional, a focus on function or simplicity rather than looks. Now to your point, ugly in anything more than a css stylesheet is a little bit moot as it is an aesthetic that remains superfic
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by cgio 3y ago
The article is quite thorough and I enjoyed it as it reminded me of my forays in the domain. One nook in this domain, I never managed to investigate in the depth I would like is the Kinetic Rules Language [0] which makes the connection to c
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by cgio 3y ago
I think your argument is correct with the assumption that houses should be considered investment. I don't think they should, but realise that this statement is only articulated in principle rather than in practical and pragmatic terms.
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by cgio 3y ago
This is an allowed practice, just not idiomatic, mostly following on Erlang convention I think. If you do the coding gnome elixir course, he quite explicitly has a section on this and proceeds with separating API from server. At the end of
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by cgio 3y ago
Too risky for them too, indeed. They go for a bigger piece of the pie, but are motivated for the pie to remain big. I don't know how the content gap will fill though and I do expect people will start cutting down on subscriptions after
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by cgio 3y ago
Exactly this. Is this a way to pass the cost of the WGA/SAG negotiation to consumers? It sounds like it, and it might even make sense as such. The challenge is that the cost is passed while content is not generated, so as consumer the
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by cgio 3y ago
κυβερνήτης is the ancient word too. Maybe they were trying to word play with cube, which by the way also comes from κύβος-kyvos and not kuvos. Exactly same meaning as far as I know, wonder what the cursory google came up as the difference i
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by cgio 3y ago
I would question your third point in the spirit of doubting narratives. This is the podcasters' narrative, but intuitively a podcaster has less scale and therefore is much cheaper to be incentivised towards specific narratives.
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by cgio 3y ago
I cannot see how the army would be of any use in the eventuality of the major expose. There was this other person with huge following among scepticals of everything (sorry I don't remember the name exactly) who got a huge fine recently
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by cgio 3y ago
The proportion of people in the top 10% of the general population here is expected to be much higher than 10% but I would expect most probably less than 50%.
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by cgio 3y ago
I would agree up until recently. I am starting to think, though, that behavioral is only relevant in an economy of choice. With choice I keep it simple to having the option to spend or not wealth (including consuming/selling some of yo
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by cgio 3y ago
In the book. That start… the writing had me feel stress and despair in a way that no other book has managed. I think the technique it used was giving you a heads up on what will happen but then glimpses of hope that would make the hopelessn
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by cgio 3y ago
I was in a proposal team for a big project, responsible for the estimation of work. My estimate brought the cost at three times the partner anticipated. I told him there is no way we can execute with his budget unless if we take the cost as
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by cgio 3y ago
It’s not about nobody. Individuals can escape the intention. Statistically though you can have a target achieved by slowing the economy, as evident in the current situation. Of course, if the goal is not optimisation of output but of it’s d
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by cgio 3y ago
I would love to see examples. In my attempts to get something original on a not that challenging field (finance), with lots of guidance and hand holding on my end, I was getting a very bad version of what would be a consultant's market
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by cgio 3y ago
Human is not the most efficient learner for walking. See other animals, e.g. deer or elephant, that walk straight after being born. Relevant since the discussion is not about human learning but animal learning in nature.
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by cgio 3y ago
I just realised I had seen the first version of this and thought there’s too much and would take a long time. 6 years passed, I guess enough to have read the majority of those but I haven’t. Hope in 6 years I won’t be thinking the same. Sta
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by cgio 3y ago
From a Greek song: A part I am of your machine And my son the spare He’ll do good work in your employment He is made of the best materials
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by cgio 3y ago
We merely replaced bigger sticks with bigger balances because physical strength is not the end all for our society. There is nothing empowering in the arrangement. Supposedly the purpose is to limit power to ensure a more level playing fi

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