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by derision 7y ago
I don't see any difference between asking a man to wear a suit and asking a woman to wear a skirt.
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by derision 7y ago
Because it implies that only women were given a suggested dress code when in reality both sexes were given a suggestion. Outrage culture is out of control. People are too damn sensitive
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by derision 7y ago
Can't wait to see how this goes wrong. 100x leverage? Here we go..
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by derision 7y ago
Normal is a perfectly fine adjective. If you struggle with something like social anxiety by definition that's not normal. Not normal doesn't imply bad, it means not normal
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by derision 7y ago
No those people just know how to communicate like a normal human and say hey I'm really not up for it tonight let's reschedule. If anyone replies negatively or aggressively to that they then should find new friends. This is ridicu
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by derision 7y ago
Two spaces in front of each line
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by derision 7y ago
public static double ComputeArea(object shape) => shape switch { Square s => s.Side * s.Side, Circle c => c.Radius * c.Radius * Math.PI, Rectangle r => r.Height * r.Length, _ => throw new
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by derision 7y ago
Yeah I have a similar story. I was a Bernie supporter but when all that went down I started paying attention to Trump and found out I actually agreed with much of what he was running on
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by derision 7y ago
I'd surprised you're not more critical of Clinton and her cronies as a Bernie supporter given they abused superdelegates to award Hillary the nomination over Bernie in 2016
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by derision 7y ago
Sounds like you'd want DHS to review it then
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by derision 7y ago
Well working is a qualifier that you added, not the author. Maybe he's only interested in things that explore innovative ideas rather than a functional product.
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by derision 7y ago
Does that change the fact that this is futuristic new technology?
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by derision 7y ago
I wonder if this is why there's so many "vulnerabilities" in Intel CPUs?
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by derision 7y ago
Tinder's matching algorithms, regardless of your opinion on whether or not they work, couldn't be feasibly done in paper.
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by derision 7y ago
Makes sense because it's a real estate - not a tech - company
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by derision 7y ago
The pricing model itself is one thing that people have covered here, but why the hell is it so expensive? Over $1000 / mo just for a comment widget???
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by derision 7y ago
"data pipeline" is just the new trendy phrase for ETL, which the GP mentioned. just because a solution exists, does not make it a solved problem. it's not the right solution for everyone
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by derision 7y ago
My positions are hedged
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by derision 7y ago
I buy all my meat from Butcher Box. All their meat is humanely raised. All their animals are pasture raised and free to roam. Pigs have bedding in open barns, chickens roost in barns and are free to roam. https://www.butcherbox.
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by derision 7y ago
As a small retail investor, and someone who's income puts me in the middle class, I've had big gains in my equities. I consider myself an "average person". Why should this make me want to riot in the streets? Is your imp
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by derision 7y ago
Is there anyone actually choosing MS Access for new projects in 2020?
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by derision 7y ago
Women can peg men too
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by derision 7y ago
I don't think this is meant for recreating the database, but rather exporting large sets for analysis somewhere else. But as far as tools yes, parquet can be parsed by any tool that knows the format. It's not too uncommon
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by derision 7y ago
Can't wait for my SmartKnob powered by nuclear diamonds
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by derision 7y ago
If you're referring to ASICs, not at all. Those things can only compute hashes
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by derision 7y ago
the definiton on wikipedia fits here. reverse engineering isn't always some clandestine thing > Reverse engineering, also called back engineering, is the process by which a man-made object is deconstructed to reveal its designs, arc
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by derision 7y ago
+1 for SSIS. Used it extensively in a previous position at a large fortune 500 insurance company
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by derision 7y ago
Anecdotal, and not the GP, but one of the interview questions I ask is "If you could uninvent one technology, what would it be and why?" Many of the answers are the same: Facebook. At least for developers, Facebook is generally se
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by derision 7y ago
Language is in the title. If your course of evaluating a language does not include at least taking a glance at the documentation then you really aren't evaluating anything. I could put a pretty little demonstration on my homepage and y
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by derision 7y ago
I disagree. A link to documentation is at the start of the page. That's where I expect to see code samples and output which is all there

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