cwbriscoe

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by cwbriscoe 1y ago
What if you wanted to select "top 100 most expensive products" or number of products between $0.01 and $10, $10.01 and $100, $100.01 and $1000? Sure you could do a full table scan on your products table on both queries but an ind
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by cwbriscoe 1y ago
I haven't tried all of the favorites, just what is available with Jetbrains AI, but I can say that Gemini 2.5 is very good with Go. I guess that makes sense in a way.
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by cwbriscoe 1y ago
Yeah same. As great as Datagrip is, I would have stuck with DBeaver if I didn't have the All Products Pack.
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by cwbriscoe 1y ago
I used DBeaver (community edition) before Datagrip and I would have to give the nod to datagrip overall. I wouldn't have even tried it if I did not have the etbrains all product pack. DBeaver is great, don't get me wrong, but Da
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by cwbriscoe 1y ago
I also really like the BTRFS file system which I didn't know about until installing Cachy. I like the idea of being able to go to a snapshot before I messed something up or a system update did. I figure if I ever need anything Windows
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by cwbriscoe 1y ago
I have been playing with Cachy and Plasma in a VM and I am probably going to install that on my next PC build that I am planning. I am currently dual booting Ubuntu and Windows. I haven't logged into windows in over 6 months so I pro
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by cwbriscoe 1y ago
You can but new rows will not be clustered until you re-cluster. CLUSTER table_name USING index_name;
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by cwbriscoe 1y ago
I have been playing with it for a couple of hours. I have the All Product Pack which includes the AI Pro tier for free. You can hook up local models easily as well using Ollama or LM Studio. This seems better than both Continue.dev and C
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
I have never participated in any of these DNA sites but I have an aunt that pretty much put in our full family tree. Is there anything I can do to remove myself without making an account?
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
This has been known forever. GTA always releases on consoles first. The double-dip is real.
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
I did a lot of COBOL Y2K work in 1998-2000 and I have never once heard of any 1875 epoch related to COBOL until the last few days. We either modified code to use windowing functions or we just full converted to 4 digit years depending on s
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epoch_(computing) (CTRL-F 1601) Also notice, no mention of 1875. Also just search "CENTURY-DATE COBOL Epoch" If you search "CENTURY-DATE COBOL Epoch 1875", it is mostly
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
I have been working on COBOL systems for quite a while now. Currently and for most of my career, we mostly always use DB2 compatible dates ("CCYY-MM-DD"). Pre-Y2k a lot of dates were created with: ACCEPT WS-DATE FROM DATE. The ab
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
I am sure he didn't need your "wise" advice to keep his repo private in the future.
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
You are updating both the data and the index when updating amount instead of just the data. That is twice the number of IO's.
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
Downside being that updates to amount are more costly and more storage required for the index. In your example though, it is probably a good optimization since how often do you change your up/down votes. I just wanted to point out tha
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
I do this but at the end: some_table_vw
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
I used it for a couple of years but I find Thunderbird to be better.
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
I never knew about the Dark Reader plugin. I just installed it and it makes HN, Slashdot and other sites much more readable for me. Thanks!
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
Free speech is a threat to democracy?
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
> special computer I would work on the same laptop at an office that I do at home. I doubt they would even provide me an ultrawide 2nd monitor that I also use at home.
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
It is rarely used now days in my experience and I have never used a flat file that is over a decade old. Storage used to be expensive so this would ensure that old data got purged. Most flat files are useless after a month or less. Even
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
Jetbrains Goland doesn't make your code IDE specific at all. They don't do any magic, go build and everything else all works as expected from the command line. go fmt, go imports, revive, etc., can all be configured in the edito
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
But, but he wrote a paper. He must be smart...
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
I can see a difference in the female pictures but not the male pictures. I am a straight male if that has any significance.
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
Well 6.13 is bleeding edge, it just started it's RC cycle. I can wait until it is mainline.
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
Unfortunately my distro is at linux version 6.8. Looking forward to trying it out someday.
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
Why not just write SQL, it would be much more readable.
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
The voices just don't match the people. Uncanny valley.
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by cwbriscoe 2y ago
I am definitely not a fan of that style. Wastes too much vertical space without much benefit.

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