hparadiz

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by hparadiz 3mo ago
It's weird how the discourse on X is so much more high brow compared to HN these days.
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by hparadiz 3mo ago
I have a hard time believing that the public at large is gonna be okay with having to blow into a hose anytime they turn on their cars.
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by hparadiz 3mo ago
People that have a perfect driving record.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
I was more thinking a brokerage account for typical stock / index fund investing.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
I thought it was a regular thing for Americans or anyone in the world to be able to make a Swiss account? Is that not the case? Or is it different if you live there?
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
A "feature" like this can easily kill someone in some of the sketchy mountain roads I've been on in Crete.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
I've always thought it was borderline crazy that Xbox charged a monthly fee and I never had an Xbox for that reason. It always made me wonder how many people they failed to bring into their ecosystem for that reason.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
Of course I support experimenting on living humans. That's how medical research is done for everything. Eventually no matter how sure you are someone has to be the first.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
Before AI I kinda thought more ram and faster ram was kind of useless because I had written off increased speeds as sort of a luxury whose only application is bloated unoptimized software. Boy was I wrong about that. But then why stop there
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
This could completely terraform the weather for the entire region. Possibly even increasing the amount of rain in the middle east overall.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
It's being released right now because it's massively profitable and in high demand and has actually gone up in price over the past year so obviously AMD wants to cash in on that instead of selling these units to PC manufacturers a
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
Another reason to drop both iOS and Android.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
You are outputting generic QueryRow classes in your code for all results. That doesn't make it an ORM. By your definition PDO would qualify https://www.php.net/manual/en/class.pdorow.php Here's a full re
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
You can always make the ORM Model based on a view. Sometimes a background job compiling a simple result set table is the appropriate answer. Almost all ORMs boil down their queries down to a single query handler so it's actually super
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
People focus on the query writing aspect of ORMs too much. That's not that primary reason you use an ORM. It's primary purpose is to hydrate objects in the runtime. If I pull a datetime from SQL there's a lot of value in havi
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
My reply was talking in general terms about the original post. You wrote the exact opposite of my opinion here which is why I replied to your specifically: > People who love and advocate the merits of ORM insist that everything be execut
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
We're pointing out the same thing. Someone that uses an ORM knows when they shouldn't use them and I tend to trust that more than someone who simply refuses to use them and ends up recreating an ORM by accident.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
Little red dots are my favorite new concept in astrophysics. This idea that there could be so much matter orbiting a black hole that the matter reaches sun levels of pressure which in turn starts steller fission without there being an star.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
I've actually benchmarked the overhead for my ORM against every major PHP orm that exists. https://the-php-bench.technex.us/runs/1 But the speed is irrelevant as long as it's good enough. Notice Laravel'
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
Every good ORM lets you write SQL. Mine for example has a getByQuery and getByWhere as standard methods. An ORM isn't just writing queries for you it's also handling type casting from lang primitives to SQL and back. In 99% of cru
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
That's a query writer. Not an ORM.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
How can I possibly condense 24 years of deep knowledge in one comment for you? The tldr is if you're ever concatenating strings in order to build a query you're just doing what the entire job of orm is but rolling your own and cha
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
This is inevitably what happens every single time so just use an ORM and stop being stubborn.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
I've written/worked on several ORMs from scratch. ORMs are the industry standard. When I see posts like this I simply can't take them seriously. All they are saying is "I won't be a team player" and "I don
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
My car has side cameras that activate when the turn signals are active and that is usually precisely at the same time that I need to see directions for a major interchange or similar. I'm guessing it's been fixed but I find mixing
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
My car's default system is running Android 4.x and has big "Audio", "Maps", "Climate" physical buttons on both the wheel and the center dash but rarely use the car's Maps screen. I usually have it set
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
The rear and mirror cameras being active is one reason I don't like it when my phone is connected to it because they overlay what Carplay/Android Auto is trying to show. It's sort of like downgrading from dual screen to one.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
I personally only need the map up sometimes so I find the whole thing kind of patronizing. The last time I tried it I didn't like that I couldn't switch between different music apps without exiting the entire system. Maybe it&#x27
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
When tens of millions are using your code in production it kind of is dude.
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by hparadiz 4mo ago
As a natively Russian speaking Jew born in Crimea I really don't need any lectures on democracy from someone who ran away to Europe at the height of it's American enforced century of stability. My childhood was listening to storie

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