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by chaps 3y ago
Yeah, using `SELECT 1` language is a big nah from me. I want my queries to be readable by both new and experienced.
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by chaps 3y ago
Thanks for reading it, friend. Love and kisses, and I hope your family is doing well in these hard times. <3
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by chaps 3y ago
Because curiosity drives the fuck out of me. No need to be weird about it, friend.
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by chaps 3y ago
Not saying moderation shouldn't happen. Just wanting to understand the feeling in my gut that leads me to think there's a much deeper extent of biased moderation than we think. Hell, the amount of flagging might even be a sign of
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by chaps 3y ago
Can you say more about this?
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by chaps 3y ago
(FYI: you're arguing with someone who, four minutes before the post you responded to, admitted they've not actually read it.)
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by chaps 3y ago
How can you call it a strawman if you haven't read the manifesto that the supposed strawman is for? Doesn't that make anything you say about the manifesto an accidental strawman because your, apparently intentional, lack of readin
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Does HN have an archive of its flagged threads?
7 points by chaps 3y ago|9 comments
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by chaps 3y ago
When he's one of the biggest backers of the surveillance state and is advocating for even more of that.. yep. I do. I'll raise a strawman of my own: pretty indicative to see one of the co-authors of the Fascist Manifesto listed in
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by chaps 3y ago
How is that a strawman?
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by chaps 3y ago
Nice, thanks for sharing!
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by chaps 3y ago
That chart clusters under 35 into a single group, which isn't helpful here. The closest actual range, of 35-45 has dropped a bit under 10% percent in that timeframe. Additionally, 35-45 has flipped from being a higher percent over the
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by chaps 3y ago
How much do you make per year, excluding your other sources? And what kind of car are you talking about?
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by chaps 3y ago
The percentage of home ownership by age group is important to understand. Far fewer younger people are purchasing homes now compared to ten years ago, 20 years ago.
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by chaps 3y ago
How does it work for much larger files?
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by chaps 3y ago
Give a tiny tug to something enormous and static and you'd technically be towing it. Its speed, however...
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by chaps 3y ago
Ehhhhhhhh. It hasn't really made a super convincing argument not to use SQL. A lot of what is described isn't intinsicly a SQL problem, but instead an ETL problem. Eg, the use of complex types can be done by loading a csv into a T
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by chaps 3y ago
GrubHub has this problem, kind of I think. If I'm on a VPN GrubHub will often deny access ("invalid password"...). Worse is, logging off of the VPN doesn't immediately help and neither does using another browser. Only th
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by chaps 3y ago
Think it got slashdotted.
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by chaps 3y ago
No you're supposed to swallow. The pill
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by chaps 3y ago
Thanks. I'm familiar with the Burge case, just didn't know shotguns were involved. Vile.
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by chaps 3y ago
Can you share more on the shotgun stuff? Was that recently?
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by chaps 3y ago
This matches my experiences. On my ~10th FOIA lawsuit against gov agencies and I don't expect to stop anytime soon. They just keep going, seemingly under the reckless guise of "risk management".
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by chaps 3y ago
You want rural towns to have APCs?
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by chaps 3y ago
Look man, you're not going to get a perfect comparison anywhere. But your problems with quoting twitter is something I agree with! But as it turns out, different people within the same profession have different standards of what they p
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by chaps 3y ago
No. Like another poster posted, it's more like github. It's hard to overstate the sharing of information, code and documents that happens on twitter. Side note: it's a very strange thing to read a comment like this from someo
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by chaps 3y ago
Wasn't trying to bolster anything in any direction. Was just sharing what I've seen through a first-person lens. Good luck.
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by chaps 3y ago
Oi mate calm down, hey? You're twisting every aspect of my post to the point of satire. I never said anything about wanting to "feel important" amongst peers and your interpretation is.. strained, at best. I'm literall
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by chaps 3y ago
Journalist here -- you're missing a lot of the point. There are bunches of reasons. Basically it's near impossible to have a journalism career without being on Twitter. For network/sources building, the ease of access to peer
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by chaps 3y ago
Ever see the movie Don't Look Up?

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