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by coolgeek 5y ago
You list three proposed benefits. (I'm listing them in the order I will address them): 1) make non-key joins stand out 2) conciser syntax 3) less susceptible to joining on wrong columns 1) I'll concede this. But I don
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by coolgeek 5y ago
You don't clearly specify which types of problems you need help figuring out how to solve. So my general advice to you is to minimize the activities you devote attention to. Focus on your classes/studies. Find study groups, or o
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by coolgeek 5y ago
> The rise of SPAs has made this approach a bit less impractical I think you meant "less practical", or "more impractical"
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by coolgeek 5y ago
> FROM permission p > LEFT JOIN role r WITH p->permission_role_id_fkey = r <snip> You're using the alias "r" here for two different things: - a table alias for the role table - a whatever (forei
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by coolgeek 5y ago
That study only analyzed pediatric cases
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by coolgeek 5y ago
> limp (but delicious!) fries Pssst... you can order them well done... don't tell anybody https://www.seriouseats.com/the-in-n-out-survival-guide-we-a...
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by coolgeek 5y ago
https://archive.fo/j6Xef
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by coolgeek 5y ago
While the US Constitution might not strictly define militia as government-sanctioned, nearly every (if not every) state does so either in state level Constitutions or legislation. Private militias are illegal
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by coolgeek 5y ago
The article is paywalled, so https://archive.md/iZkYg The actual article title is "Cancel culture reaches a peak with war on racist mountains". It cites several renaming examples - none of which I can see a good f
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by coolgeek 5y ago
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by coolgeek 5y ago
At the risk of repeating myself: > The system rewards cheaper and faster. But that's an issue of (primarily financial) incentives, not sociocultural biases. Abusing other workers is a common phenomena at all levels of a company. Lo
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by coolgeek 5y ago
I agree with your points about unfairness, and that laborers are much more deserving of time off than office workers. But I wouldn't characterize it as class warfare. In most cases, when physical labor doesn't get performed, peop
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by coolgeek 5y ago
Part 2: http://www.r2d3.us/visual-intro-to-machine-learning-part-2/ The promised part 3 is still not here :(
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by coolgeek 5y ago
This generalizes into the area referred to as workplace politics. It is an area filled with many (and many different types of) metaphorical dragons. If it's your company, you absolutely should and must do what it takes to fix the prob
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by coolgeek 5y ago
Note that mimetic theory [0] differs from memetics [1]. It also differs from mimesis (in general) [2]. The author does not make this mistake (at least not conflating 0 and 1). But unaware readers (and misspellers) are often confused by th
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by coolgeek 5y ago
https://archive.ph/HNUS6
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by coolgeek 5y ago
I love awk. I've been using it for over 25 years. But awk is usually not a good choice for processing CSV files. Your program will fail if any of the fields include embedded commas (which is often the case).
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by coolgeek 5y ago
Blast radius is an excellent metaphor here. And it does indeed pair well with bus factor
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by coolgeek 5y ago
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by coolgeek 5y ago
> In a forthcoming book, I call this idea platform socialism – referring to the social ownership of digital assets and the democratic control over the organisations and digital infrastructure that have become so critical to our everyday
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by coolgeek 5y ago
I wasn't blaming you! All of these article titles suggest that this is a current event. But the articles themselves disclose that it happened in October.
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by coolgeek 5y ago
Had, not has. In October. As noted in the very first sentence of the article.
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by coolgeek 5y ago
I haven't finished the article yet. But you've stumbled across something in number theory that I wasn't aware of. (Not that my level of awareness should be anybody's gauge)
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by coolgeek 5y ago
Every one of these stories (edit: story titles) suggests that this is a current event. It's not. It happened in October.
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by coolgeek 5y ago
> It happened at the time of a High Court appearance via video link from Belmarsh in October. > A 'transient ischaemic attack' – the interruption of the blood supply to the brain – can be a warning sign of a full stroke. Ass
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by coolgeek 5y ago
> It's reported the stroke happened at the time of a High Court appearance via video link in October. ... > Since the mini-stroke, it's understood Assange has had an MRI scan and is taking anti-stroke medication.
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by coolgeek 5y ago
> was about the same time the current state of vitriolic news media coverage (clearly meant to divide and turn people against each other) began at CNN If CNN's content was vitriolic and divisive, how would you characterize right-lea
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by coolgeek 5y ago
> Are you thinking of cocaine? Fentanyl isn't used to cut cocaine. It's used to cut heroin (and possibly other opioids). Cocaine and heroin have diametrically opposite usage profiles
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by coolgeek 5y ago
I'm not sure if there's a language issue here, or if I'm misinterpreting something, or something else > For instance, the divisibility rule of 6 is very similar to the divisibility rule of 45732360346. What does this mean?
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by coolgeek 5y ago
https://archive.ph/pgLFB

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