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by fifilura 3y ago
This is because the producers are not paying (enough) for the waste they create. Emissions or nuclear waste. Seems like natural they would?
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by fifilura 3y ago
Or you want a mix? I believe the recent surge in SQL usage comes from BigQuery and Athena and the likes. The main benefit of them is that they help you with distributing the workload over sometimes hundreds of CPUs. And you don't reall
873.
by fifilura 3y ago
No, I am not certain.
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by fifilura 3y ago
I am not the expert and humbled by all the experts in this thread. But I wanted to say that when I looked A/B testing few years ago I started off with this book. https://github.com/CamDavidsonPilon/Probabilistic-Pr
875.
by fifilura 3y ago
And if the wolves were starving you can just start over with a new dog.
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by fifilura 3y ago
If I recall correctly they attacked and tried to surround Kyiv.
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by fifilura 3y ago
Maybe? Or maybe it is just you who are a different kind of farmer?
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by fifilura 3y ago
Yes but "being compensated for stress caused" tells the story that finding the animals you care for killed by a wolf is not exactly something you wish for.
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by fifilura 3y ago
I have no clear position in this question (my usual vice). Situation in Sweden. 1. Wolves kill wild animals. This is a good thing, nature doing its work and we have a problem for example with uncontrollably growing boar polulation. 2. Wolve
880.
by fifilura 3y ago
I alwas thought that the Singapore car thing was a reason for dads to get a break from a crowded appartment. Sleeping-car-dads-under-newspaper was a common thing to see when I was there 25 years ago...
881.
by fifilura 3y ago
The example of "lower quality ingredients" that I have noticed in Sweden on a slippery slope is milk chocolate. In particular Marabou, which is (debatably) some kind of gold standard for kids chocolate in Sweden. I think they grad
882.
by fifilura 3y ago
I just wanted to add that i think 0.abcdabcd... has interesting properties. X = 0.acdabcdabcd... Y = 10000 * 0.abcdabcdabcd... = abcd.abcdabcdabcd... Y - X = abcd.abcdabcd... - 0.abcdabcdabcd.. = abcd (without the pesky decimals) I too lear
883.
by fifilura 3y ago
Thank you for sharing and well written. Yeah I recognize this as something I believe we would call Lutheran work ethics in our society. Stay in place, work hard and wealth/luck/love/whatever will come to you. Maybe true maybe
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by fifilura 3y ago
I just don't think that it is always a good advice to a young person to (admittedly paraphrasing) "not seek friends for the sake of seeking friends, only do things you love" You might just end up lonely in a room wondering wh
885.
by fifilura 3y ago
I am trying to figure why I have a problem relating? Maybe I am just wired in the wrong way. But maybe it is only after the "we" that you figure out what you really like doing? And the more "we" the more things you will
886.
by fifilura 3y ago
Still, over three years around 1 out of 40 die of other causes.
887.
by fifilura 3y ago
So to relate to the original story here. If you don't get promoted, there is a risk that you become the guy that is just there to solve everyone else's problem.
888.
by fifilura 3y ago
I am currently exhausted by being the go-to person at my job. There are 4 types of questions 1. Questions from architects/leads 2. Questions from peers which learn from what I am saying 3. Questions from peers which do not learn but wa
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by fifilura 3y ago
I would claim that SQL is the ubiquitous loop-less language. Once you get into it, you start realizing what manipulating data is all about. And most of what you need can be expressed without for loops. And then the step from SQL to Scala is
890.
by fifilura 3y ago
Both can be true. It took long to make it into the specification yes. But I am certain it was part of the original drafts. Just hard to implement so it got no extra push from the implementation side.
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by fifilura 3y ago
Ok I dont have time to listen to the podcast, and could not figure out which one it refers to. But I'll bite on the headline. CSS is difficult because it was not designed with logic as input as a programming language. It was designed f
892.
by fifilura 3y ago
Exactly. And yes, maybe concise was the word I meant to use (not native English speaker).
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by fifilura 3y ago
Haha I (Europe) once worked with an American company who had the development center in India. My experience with that setup was - quite the opposite to say the least. We did not have direct contact with the Indian team so we had to speak to
894.
by fifilura 3y ago
I guess you have to decide what you want on your CV. "I solve problems" or "I build complex stuff".
895.
by fifilura 3y ago
Not Grapes of Wrath
896.
by fifilura 3y ago
The moment you have learned SQL, is when you have forgotten everything about C/C++
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by fifilura 3y ago
Ok I guess you neew to find the worplace that suits you. Just that I have had some recent experience with muti threaded java k8s services reading daily "streams" from Kafka. When a SQL query would have solved it.
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by fifilura 3y ago
How do you define "bad rep"?
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by fifilura 3y ago
> 55% of workers say their pay isn't keeping up with inflation If you apply strict mathematical interpretation to that sentence I guess that means that salaries are pretty spot on with keeping up with inflation. I.e the rest 45% imp
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by fifilura 3y ago
CTEs are an absolute must to get the right "do-this-then-that" approach.

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