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by dsp1234 10y ago
No surprise there, if you don't want any service collecting any of your data, don't use their service. Unfortunately, that doesn't go far enough. I don't use FB, but that doesn't mean it doesn't collect my d
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It's possible, as the other commenters mentioned, it would come down to reviewing the query plan. I was just trying to address the two parts of your original comment, which were "is very baffeling" and "left join perfor
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You can't have finite counters per word You only need one counter per word. a quick sketch of the basic algorithm is: 1.) Create a new list of type <string, number> into COUNTS 2.) Read a word from the stream into WORD
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Do you have an example which correctly solves the problem but takes too long? Behold var AGESORT = rows.bubblesort("AGE ASCENDING") var AGESORT1 = rows.bubblesort("AGE DESCENDING") var MALE = "None"
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Do you really think you need unbounded storage? This is an example of a trap that interviewers run into when they try to arbitrarily reword questions. While I could be mistaken, an exact solution to the top-k problem requires O(N) space w
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In the given case, it's actually the "English words" limitation that saves the question. An exact answer to top-k problems is O(N) is storage space where N is the number of distinct items. So since N is ~200k, it's not
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The two statements, as mentioned by gfody, are not equivalent. For the first statement, there can be any number of output rows based on the join condition. For the second statement, by definition, there can only be output row per input ro
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Without judgement, here is an explanation of those items mentioned above: 1.) Don't use user defined functions in any predicate. In order to evaluate a predicate (WHERE clause, HAVING clause, JOIN condition aka boolean comparison), th
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I have found that Use The Index, Luke is a good reference when looking at optimizations. It's also nice that it covers most of the major SQL databases, so you can see differing optimizations and how to handle them. http:/&#x2F
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Oregon has a nice graphic that shows all of the requirements that are less than a full blown motorcycle. http://www.odot.state.or.us/forms/dmv/6619.pdf
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sp2tab.bat which calls tabify.sed to replace spaces with tabs. Nice to know that some things never change. Edit: Also a 16bit windows executable version of GREP, just tested on a 32bit version of Windows and it still works (but not on 64b
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If the requirement is to read CSV files from a third party, then suggesting HDF5 isn't helpful. If the requirement is to write CSV files to send to a third party, then suggesting HDF5 isn't helpful. So this limits the usefulness o
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More specifically, there are several mental disorders that are defined, in part, by a lack of empathy (ex: Narcissistic Personality Disorder). Attempts to "increase people's empathy" will likely fail on those individuals.
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For reference, here is the post from 12/15 where the statement, " I can promise that 2017 will also be a big year for the company" was made by the CTO. Having the CTO make that statement, knowing that the company was shuttin
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Try getting log files/historical data from a company that shuts it's doors without notice.
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While I have no opinion either way, the argument for GNU/Linux is not due to using the GNU toolchain. The argument is that it's the GNU userland and Linux kernel, thus GNU/Linux. There are very few (just android?) distribut
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and the signed hash is actually checked against the image. Of course, this is the step that is missing because it's a non-mandatory manual process. Serving the images directly over HTTPS would provide more security for every end user
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made worse by caching Caching may relieve some stress (on say a dashboard), but if an application is doing calculations around account balances, and uses event sourcing-like structures in the database, then caching isn't going to hel
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For example, Hashicorp Vault[0] [0] - https://www.vaultproject.io/intro/index.html
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I'm not aware that nginx has an option to "specify max connections before old ones start getting closed". The default behavior is that when max connections are hit, it doesn't allow new connections[0]. Then with the de
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Feels like a "Your business is not welcome here" sign
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This is a perfectly valid html5 document: <!doctype html> <title></title> <ul> <li>item1 <li>item2 </ul>
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(non-trivially, and not always, granted) Note that <li> example is perfectly valid, and will be parsed correctly by any html5 capable parser. Per the html5 spec, the closing tag on an <li> element is optional.[0] [0] - https
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Another way to look at this is that hg needed to bake this into their core, whereas git didn't need to. There is a non-zero cost to all additional code, so leaning on the shell to do work is generally a smart move.
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If I am using React/Yoga/etc, and have a patent on FooTech, and Facebook starts using it tomorrow without license, and I sue them, then I have tripped clause (i). The license granted hereunder will terminate, automatically and wi
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by dsp1234 10y ago
You can create TypeScript models from C# already. TypeLITE[0] will generate TS models using T4 templates. TypeWriter[1] is a visual studio extension that regenerates TS models whenever you save a file. [0] - http://type.litesol
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It really is 3 positions though, it's just that they can only fill one. Putting an ad out for all three, means better tuned applicants, and leaves the company the ability to make an offer of a different position. From the company&#x27
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For a more concrete example, just a random 24 hour Fitness in SF[0]. $1k for 3-4 personalized sessions per week is completely doable. 12 sessions for $828 20 sessions for $1280 [0] - https://www.24hourfitness.com/training&#
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Except that story would not be true, as it clearly goes up, and has a higher peak after 2000.
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Then why isn't Walmart funding it ? In this post he mentions, "Since I am no longer employed by a major corporation generous to pay me a salary to work on hapi,". That "major corporation" was Walmart. edit: You c

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