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by gfody 5y ago
I think he contradicts himself and confuses the data with the information. I don't think delimited values representing a table in a column can be considered normalized. > Make no mistake, encoding multiple values in a single string
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by gfody 5y ago
depression is about what you can and can't do regardless the shit you've been through - I won't put a label on your life experience, but if you can function well and enjoy it you're probably not depressed
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by gfody 5y ago
depression eventually gets you to the point that you can't work no matter how critical that employment is to your well being you just stop showing up or quit in a mental breakdown. sick leave is a nice alternative and i agree it must b
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by gfody 5y ago
iirc text/csv; header=present
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by gfody 5y ago
it's crazy how our progenitors had the wisdom and foresight to reserve FOUR distinct delimiters for us 28-31 file/group/record/unit but webdevs are just nope we'll go with commas and crlfs and when that doesn't
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by gfody 5y ago
I recently encountered the "midwit" meme: https://knowyourmeme.com/photos/2054904-iq-bell-curve-midwit ..atheism as a symptom of middling intelligence. as someone who spent their 20s and 30s devoutly atheist
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by gfody 5y ago
Firefox 88 here, cryptome.org loads with a red exclamation warning icon in the address bar, w3.org refuses to load and when I click on "advanced" there is not even an "accept risk and continue" option. I don't even
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by gfody 5y ago
A grace period would have been a lovely feature to bake into this from the beginning. It's too late now of course.. oh well. I feel for you w3.org devs I've been on the other side of this many times.
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by gfody 5y ago
it's not a scandal, we were invited to beta hon under the explicit expectation that it was dota remade on a modern engine - and that's what we wanted as wc3 and bnet were awfully dilapidated by then. it's more than a reskinni
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by gfody 5y ago
fair, honestly - I probably wouldn't be saying it sucks if I liked it, but then if it didn't suck I'd probably like it especially considering how much I love the genre. either way the fact that Riot has been this successful w
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by gfody 5y ago
Riot introduced lane pushing moba to the widest audience possible - their game sucks - the genre is strong. If those other award winning dotas were willing to make the hard choices and sacrifice hardcore gamers in favor of the larger casual
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by gfody 5y ago
a lot of us og dota players got on the hon beta around summer 09 and appreciated how it faithfully preserved mechanics to the point that a lot of your skills just transferred over - the graphics were beautiful and it really felt like an upg
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by gfody 5y ago
genetic evolution sure but memetic evolution is a whole new beast
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by gfody 5y ago
of course I mean the original. I agree making it into a standalone was a great idea and Heroes of Newerth was amazing. LoL remains a blatant low quality ripoff whose success is due entirely to the novelty of the genre.
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by gfody 5y ago
we're really lacking in ability to effectively describe the qualia of "imagining" - it could be that some people visualize internal fidelity more closely matching the raw signal of their optic nerve and others have an entirel
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by gfody 5y ago
I think that as a race our mind evolves and modes of thinking that we take for granted today may have been unique to geniuses 100 years ago. Along these lines bicameralism is a neat theory that adds a whole dimension to old literature altho
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by gfody 5y ago
DOTA is such an amazing game that even a blatant low quality ripoff could launch a company like Riot into success. it really is a testament to Kyle Sommer - what a visionary!
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by gfody 5y ago
Tesla's bio is fascinating I highly recommend Wizard: https://www.amazon.com/Wizard-Times-Nikola-Biography-Genius/... ..that whole period is wild for inventors I'm surprised there aren't more movies abou
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by gfody 5y ago
I'm thinking the police aren't involved what-so-ever and this is more about the shop owners' senioritis now that their mission to deliver huge amounts of opioids into suburban areas[1] has been accomplished and it's time
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by gfody 5y ago
Ramanujan was motivated by his deeply held spiritual beliefs and then later adopted and mentored by G.H.Hardy. Perhaps you mean before all that? I imagine there are 100 Ramanujans we've never heard of.
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by gfody 6y ago
> Nothing more frustrating than reviewing a PR with var's all over. ooh you gotta try reviewing your PRs within visual studio [1] (and be sure to use VS internal diff tool as well) - var is no longer annoying with intellisense [1]
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by gfody 6y ago
having an 8gb file you know you can delete isn't really all that helpful if everything has already gone disk-full-fracked. you should really have an alarm on free space, especially if you're an indie.
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by gfody 6y ago
oh. it's just playing a youtube (you can click through to youtube on the top left - "ThisChannelDoesNotExist" the videos are unlisted)
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by gfody 6y ago
a GAN for music videos, in the same vein as thispersondoesnotexist.com and thisworddoesnotexist.com - here's an index of them https://thisxdoesnotexist.com/
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by gfody 6y ago
this mightve been a cracked wallet https://cointelegraph.com/news/did-satoshi-just-move-his-coi...
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by gfody 6y ago
blockchain ledgers are open and public and you could think of the contents of any wallet as a bounty for cracking that wallet's private key. some of the wallets involved in early bitcoin transactions would make perfect targets - they h
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by gfody 6y ago
> if you study engine internals, especially MergeJoin, HashJoin, NestedLoopJoin it's called merge join because it employs the merge algorithm (linear time constant space)[1] - this can only be used when the inputs are sorted. likewi
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by gfody 6y ago
nothing? okay
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by gfody 6y ago
the query in question is definitely case b - it's a group by query with an explicit granularity, there's just no actual aggregates being asked for but the very presence or absence of a row in the results carries some meaning. the
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by gfody 6y ago
> This is perfectly valid SQL no, it's not. this query only runs because postgres is not compliant with SQL-99 T301. the query is unambiguously invalid under SQL-92. > When using offensive language fwiw I regret my tone but this

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