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What's worse than an N+1: Accidental Cartesian Products
(returnzero.win)
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evnix
2y ago
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I really liked how short and concise these chapters are. What took me months of effort has been condensed to these few chapters and It's well worth the read. Though Why use 32bit instead of 64, why add so much friction for a first tim
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2y ago
7 during good times. 8 when things go south.
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2y ago
Yeah it's overrated, pornhub has more videos and plenty more free users. They don't seem to boast about their engineering.
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Have been burnt by this, I have to deal with close to 8 clusters and it is very easy to make a mistake. Would highly recommend kubie, it allows you to switch and shows you the name of the cluster in the prompt. It's probably a more vis
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Wanted to see some examples of "beautiful usernames" in the readme
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There is no stats to what you are speaking. General People not being able to get to doctor in months is a bigger problem than a rare false negative. This also reduces burden on doctors. If the only thing your doctor does is prescribe antibi
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2y ago
Can you name a few services that do this for that price.
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Yeah you need to know the keywords in EU, "pain in chest", "seizures". After which the emergency treatment is quite good. But for the majority, it isn't great. You go with pain in stomach and it happens to be cancer
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Condition is if "your doctor orders it" and how long does it take to get to that doctor if it isn't an emergency. I don't about Switzerland but it is quite bad in majority of EU countries. And Why can't you just wal
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The general slowness extends to simple things like x-rays and blood tests too. This is not just US but whole of the west seems to have the exact same attitude. Most of Asia has same day or next day medical tests. In India you can order some
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Read it from a tiny screen, you will realise why it is a bad idea.
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2y ago
The future? The BIOS will be another bloated electron app. your OS will load inside that App ensuring the latest chrome DRM technology to keep our kids safe. Writes/Reads to disk will be over HTTP using micro-services architechture dep
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2y ago
I would be with you till I experienced South Korea. Here in South Korea, there is institutionalized racism or something we call as institution enabled racism. People who are not Korean or white aren't even allowed in most clubs or jobs
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2y ago
I think it does it very well. Had some recent experience trying to write a shell and have it exposed over the web using websockets. There are some parts where you wish it behaved like C but it does the job and is more than sufficient for a
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2y ago
If your desktop environment requires me to click twice instead of once to switch or choose between two instances of chrome. Then I know you only care about the cool factor and is not going to be a great UX. Stop asking me to use alt+tab and
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2y ago
How is this better or different from tools like dev which use docker
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2y ago
For non-US English speakers, Bikeshedding: Futile expenditure of time and energy in discussion of marginal technical issues
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2y ago
Next time, just get a mac mini and plug in an external ssd
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I call it the "Build now, cry later" approach.
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2y ago
Nicely done. This is one of those aspects which is not really touched on in most courses. Will try to get my company to get a few copies of your book for each of our team member.
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2y ago
OneDrive family plan turned out cheaper than having to setup everything myself with Multiple phones, laptops and OSes with elderly parents not living close to you. I keep an external ssd with some important backups and that's about it.
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He probably meant it takes more effort to create mocks for all the negative cases. In most cases you won't have the time or the bandwidth to do this. Try mocking DB triggers, views, access rules etc in mocks and you will know why most
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I wish there was a solution for something like Download(file.gz) and that gets converted to either a wget or curl based on what the system has.
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Sticking to Google photos because I can search for my driving license just by searching 'license' or first 2-3 digits of my license number and it does it for me or search through photo captures of bills and documents by just enter
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2y ago
I wish they did a ratio on quality of life over cost of life. They seem to have both data sets there
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Had this exact same idea but I wonder how does it handle deletes. Is it actually going to release deleted unused space or would be a manual defragmentation after some deletes.
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Good example of form over function. This is nice if you want to impress your YouTube fan followers or get a few likes for when you post on Reddit or other social media. Split keyboards should be your go to if you are spending considerable t
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You are in for a surprise, most fields have the exact same kind of people in academia. Computer science is probably the worst as it is actually close to mathematics. Mathematics too is the same, when you break some of the more recent papers
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yeah what they don't mention is that Pkl is based on Java. you need a 100MB+ runtime to get started with. But if you are already a Java shop like us, there are even more things to make your complex configs even more complex with pkl gr
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