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by deepsun 3mo ago
Do the customers get full refund? They are definitely entitled to.
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by deepsun 3mo ago
Then DBMS should not allow to save a string that would make some function return wrong results. Either truncate with a warning on INSERT (MySQL approach) or better throw an error.
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by deepsun 3mo ago
I think that's a security vulnerability. If a parent table ID gets reused, then it's a potential to expose data to a wrong user -- security broked.
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by deepsun 3mo ago
TL;DR: It's not fair. Just like every other competition. If you want to win, you ought to do not just better, but much better than others.
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by deepsun 3mo ago
I remember at the beginning Google didn't want to share their SOTA datacenter with public, considering it a market advantage. So instead of raw VMs they decided to promote the "framework" model, where all the seams are polish
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by deepsun 3mo ago
Nice ad!
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by deepsun 3mo ago
> Is there a credible inorganic-only pathway for electrical insulation Well, there is -- distance. Also, the regolith is a good electrical insulator. Also, basic organic compounds are plentiful in space.
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by deepsun 3mo ago
Judges are not soft, it's just liberal cities don't hire enough prosecutors. So judges never receive properly investigated charges, and can do nothing but acquit. Prosecutors defend public (us) from criminals, but for some reason
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by deepsun 3mo ago
Too few prosecutors. Police only arrests, but the real job is done by prosecutors. However, there's a global shortage of them, and cities don't hire more. I don't know whether that's a popular job nowadays. So without pr
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by deepsun 3mo ago
Ok, what should I say to my doctor to order the full-body MRI scan? (Sorry I don't have an MRI machine at home).
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by deepsun 3mo ago
Last time EU fined Facebook for merging WhatsApp userbase merging with Facebook, that they explicitly forbade. Facebook just paid the fee and moved along. What would be different here?
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by deepsun 3mo ago
Parent talked about conscious and aware. I had fractures several times, and I did think about the costs. In fact, the last one was pretty bad, andy first thought was "good thing I'm in a country with good medical care, even though
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by deepsun 3mo ago
Under distress, yes. But honestly, I did piloting a little (airplane and various soaring aircrafts), and think that thinking there is also under distress, and that's ok, you still need to make decisions, that's life.
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by deepsun 3mo ago
"try"? If it's harder than your skin it means it did, not tried.
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by deepsun 3mo ago
> but you make the choice No US doctor would ever tell you how much any procedure would cost (even though they know, at least "in-network" doctors). But if in your EMT you inform the patient of the potential costs of the ride,
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by deepsun 3mo ago
$1000 is irrelevant. Corporate information, and clients information (sometime including PII) is worth millions.
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by deepsun 3mo ago
And Redis has auto-delete rows (aka TTL). In Postgres you need a cron job to clear stale rows.
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by deepsun 3mo ago
Well, then any insurance is also gambling, according to your argument. Mean return of buying insurance must be always worse than not buying, but you don't want it to happen to _you_. PS: except for home insurance in hurricane areas, go
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by deepsun 3mo ago
But why? Seems like there's way more art than people need, just as there's way more music than people need. As a consequence, most artists aren't earning much (just as it's always been). Why would author welcomes us to a
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by deepsun 3mo ago
In ancient city of Rome, it was more expensive to rent a room in multi-story building if the landlords lived in it as well. It showed that landlord was brave enough that the building will not fall one day onto themselves.
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by deepsun 3mo ago
Of course, I'm not saying closed source is better. I'm saying that just because it's open it doesn't mean people really care to read it thoroughly.
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by deepsun 3mo ago
"Million eyeballs" argument was always kinda meh.
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by deepsun 3mo ago
Honestly I found that the videos I come to Youtube to watch are either personal, non-monetized hobby video, or just a head talking to camera.
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by deepsun 3mo ago
One more forcing function I really like is to mount a tmpfs folder, and put all browser downloads there. (Or I think making your ~/Downloads a symlink to /tmp/Downloads would do the same). That way you don't clutter the
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by deepsun 3mo ago
> I live in Europe, where asbestos is a huge and common pain across every country here. That stuff fills walls, and requires people to come at your place to tell you if you have asbestos contaminated materials in your building. If so, yo
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by deepsun 3mo ago
An old lecture on unreliability of witnesses: https://youtu.be/GrAME1p2Ijs
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by deepsun 3mo ago
> Fifteen people have already died of these cancers Don't forget that USSR and Belarus authorities did everything to attribute illnesses to anything but radiation. And it's really hard to prove that some illness is _due_ to rad
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by deepsun 3mo ago
Just let OpenClaw to read the tech press for you! /s
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by deepsun 3mo ago
And that's fine. I'm pretty sure my nephew's high school friends will all quit Facebook for once and move to a decentralized platform or even install their own servers. The teenagers can go pretty far and learn advanced stuff
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by deepsun 4mo ago
> or effectively O(1) I've heard that phrase couple of times, and cannot stop noting that then every real-world algorithm is "effectively O(1)", because in real world we have bounded inputs and RAM. E.g. every integer is O

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