coolgeek

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by coolgeek 5y ago
Single tenant architecture typically means one client per database. IOW, if you have multiple clients, you create a separate database for each client. This prevents one category of programming errors from exposing client data to the wrong
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You seem to be missing this part: > JIT assumes you have a reasonably stable flow Covid made nearly every flow unstable. You can't adapt your production process if there aren't alternative options
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Apparently, there's an "info" command, as well
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FWIW, this seems to be a new newsletter from Michael Pollan
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Your overreaction to my comment isn't helping your argument
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The author's 36pp PDF article (which he links to) has much more on the topic. https://arachnoid.com/calculus/
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by coolgeek 5y ago
I haven't even looked at your game. And I'm not particularly interested in conlangs. But I want to say thanks for making a game that people might learn something from, rather than the mindless crap that the industry mostly produc
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by coolgeek 5y ago
The last part of the post - on the arc of history, and its perception by various groups - is pretty insightful. But the majority of the post is simply a short biography of Marshall's career. FTR, I deeply admire Marshall. But the post
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by coolgeek 5y ago
I think your issue lies with the inartful, imprecise or even incorrect usage of the word "interest". From your own quote: > For high levels of alternative digital media use, mainstream media use was found to be negatively relat
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by coolgeek 5y ago
I've made a similar observation before https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28865174
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Good article. But the problem is not limited to social media
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I don't understand why someone felt the need to post it to begin with
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by coolgeek 5y ago
Good comments, too! // Wow. I had no idea JavaScript keyCodes differ from ASCII. // They ignore case (both 'A' and 'a' will return 65) // but differentiate between regular number
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by coolgeek 5y ago
Because ATMs existed 30 years before Apple Pay? Because it would cost a great deal of money to add Apple Pay functionality to ATMs? Because adding other options increases the surface area of potential attacks - with technologies that are no
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by coolgeek 5y ago
Electronic voting isn't a bad idea. Paperless electronic voting is a bad idea. I will never trust voting machines that do not print and store a paper ballot. But it's practically impossible to change or remove votes with a machi
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https://archive.md/4MR21
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https://archive.md/OPZTG
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You're not explaining why people should do this through Offshoots, rather than directly through One Tree Planted. IOW, what's the value proposition that you provide. (I think that you might have explained that in your initial pos
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by coolgeek 5y ago
I don't mean this as an attack. But my first reaction to seeing this is that you provide no information at all that allows me to evaluate the legitimacy of this effort. You need to provide much more info about who you are, exactly wha
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I'm very much interested in reading these articles as well. I don't see a reason why they can't be posted publicly.
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You might be interested in the following: https://listserv.brown.edu/archives/cgi-bin/wa?A2=CONLANG;a5... And the New Yorker article he references (which is citation 34 in the OP article here): http://w
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by coolgeek 5y ago
My introduction to Pink Floyd started (late 70s) with Dark Side, and worked its way backwards. "A Saucer Full of Secrets" and "The Piper at the Gates of Dawn" - collected together as "A Nice Pair" - was the pea
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by coolgeek 5y ago
> Just as a reminder, 2100 is closer to us than 1940. The future is rushing at us fast. Most people reading this here and now (today, the day it was posted) aren't going to see 2100. I'm not making this comment in order to diss
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by coolgeek 5y ago
As a long-time HNer, I concur with dang. This is a tech/business site operated by a startup incubator. The things in the first category (entrepreneurship, new/popular technologies, prominent persons) come with the territory. The
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by coolgeek 5y ago
This is a good article. It deserves a lot more attention than it got.
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> Their crimes are ... favoring gifted programs I looked around on the AMS site, and I'm not seeing anything about the AMS opposing gifted education. Would you please provide a link to this? (To be perfectly clear, I do not want li
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by coolgeek 5y ago
This article had/has a more descriptive URL which was discussed previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23795913
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Who are these people? Who is ignoring them? Have they contacted local and/or state and/or federal health and regulatory agencies? Have their claims been evaluated by professionals or officials? Does "ignored" actually
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by coolgeek 5y ago
You might want to take a look at some other posts on the author's blog. A couple of suggestions: https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?blogID=5592542&postID=7169... https://www.blogger.com/comment.g?bl
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by coolgeek 5y ago
One of these things is not like the other > Overall, we rate CNN left biased based on editorial positions that consistently favor the left, while straight news reporting falls left-center through bias by omission. We also rate them Mixed

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