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by hobs 3y ago
And the question I have for conservatives is, then why doesn't that apply to cops? Public sector job, unaccountable to the individual, has authority over people we care about, etc. I have heard more conservatives complain about librari
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by hobs 3y ago
It will last as long as any other copyright, change them all please :)
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by hobs 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scunthorpe_problem It's almost definitely them not filtering anything and letting the community manage it.
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by hobs 3y ago
Most North Koreans face starvation on a regular basis, and being excited about the prospect of having a cowed population that serves you is either sociopathic or psychopathic, or both. Seek some help. All of that being said that when those
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by hobs 3y ago
Ah, well, that's just mysticism then, not that it can't be true but how TF would you know?
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by hobs 3y ago
The last part is so obviously wrong as to be silly, off the top of my head voiced lateral fricatives are used in some of my home languages that would not be possible to explain in simple latin alphabet terms. How about a tonal language? Or
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by hobs 3y ago
I have used noscript + ublock origin for almost a decade now, approving js on some sites is not a big deal and I have had zero issues with malware or popups or other garbage website. You can tell when a website is a tracker nightmare when i
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by hobs 3y ago
Ever rescued an abused dog? My dog absolutely predicts what I will do based on past events in a high anxiety state. Sometimes she predicts incorrectly (but definitely based on my previous actions) and does weird stuff, but in the context o
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by hobs 3y ago
What's unhelpful about it? Noting that everything is emergent is a simple way to understand that its unlikely that our consciousness is not, and to empathize with the rest of the universe more. A comatose person can still have thoughts
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by hobs 3y ago
According to the Jews, yes.
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by hobs 3y ago
This falls in line with how SQL Server did its FileStream stuff, but it was so clunky nobody used it except for some madmen.
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by hobs 3y ago
The right's obsession with trickle down economics alone and the no new tax pledge is enough to think Reagan was a bad president. We see an entire portion government apparatus effectively obsessed with killing the government, but only p
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by hobs 3y ago
The only charitable reading of the comment is that the GP is a purely sequential learner - they've dont have epiphanies and gasps of insight like a partially global learner. The learning style stuff is semi-debunked since usually peopl
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by hobs 3y ago
And you'd be dead wrong by all methods of pedagogy that we find useful! People learn best with stories and meaning, its why the ancients were able to reproduce stories of almost inhuman length via memory. Grinding through to build your
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by hobs 3y ago
Blocking ports? Not familiar with any ports advertisers use specifically, most are happy with 80/433.
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by hobs 3y ago
The GP isn't praising them for their middle ground reporting. The truth often doesn't have a middle ground.
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by hobs 3y ago
The optimistic take is a feedback loop that makes them both better and more capable, writing code you can't debug is bad, but it could help you understand and build your own skills to a point that you can. The pessimistic and more like
888.
by hobs 3y ago
Ok, now ask it how many Ms are in ammunition. Just because it can do somethings some of the time doesn't mean we'd happily accept contributions from it.
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by hobs 3y ago
Why are conversations not like this? Because shady folks want to take advantage of people's enthusiasm about maybe striking it rich and do what they can to let the target's imagination do the work.
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by hobs 3y ago
Probably because most of the stuff you'd find in the top search results would include the GP's name. Just a few sentences later "Automatic tuning in Azure SQL Database also creates necessary indexes and drops unused indexes&q
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by hobs 3y ago
It's definitely a skill different to the physical one though, and one that needs plenty of practice - mapping your virtual world and keeping a running tally of all the objects and things you literally cant see except through a tiny box
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by hobs 3y ago
Exactly, with one big insert its better to have a sequential value, for many small ones its often better to not. As with all databases, measure before you cut.
893.
by hobs 3y ago
As with databases it always depends, for maximum insert performance you'd actually often go with random uuids so you dont get a hot page.
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by hobs 3y ago
If you didn't get at least 1c per question like that, raise your rates!
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by hobs 3y ago
Agree, you don't really want to pre-aggregate your temporal data, or it will effectively only aggregate at each row-time boundary and the value is lower than just keeping the individual calculations.
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by hobs 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sixth_normal_form Basically we've had time travel (via triggers or built in temporal tables or just writing the data) for a long time, its just expensive to have it all for an OLTP da
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by hobs 3y ago
How much are you going to pay for the 5 seconds per day you open up your editor? Most people dont even close it in the first place.
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by hobs 3y ago
https://googleprojectzero.blogspot.com/ immediately comes to mind (though its not a good example of an anyone set of people)
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by hobs 3y ago
Almost 4 frames (if you are talking a 16ms frame) right?
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by hobs 3y ago
Well, if they want a federal document that makes sense, and yeah I don't think the fed issues that, we're too stratified so there's no such thing as a federal marriage license afaik.

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