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Anyone who is attracted to this approach should look into stored procedures instead: https://www.postgresqltutorial.com/postgresql-create-procedu...
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*args creates a catch-all variadic function parameter called `args` which matches all positional parameters not heretofore assigned * (same operator, without a name following) indicates that no more positional parameters
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I don't know whether to downvote this comment for myopic focus on possibly the most irrelevant detail, or upvote it for masterfully interpreting the theme of this thread: dogmatically catastrophizing the inane. Truly a Kaufmanian contr
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There might be a really useful related application here. If I could set up a 2D scene to be simulated headlessly, apply forces programmatically, and then receive the x position of an actor as an output, then this could be useful for simulat
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Ikea has a closet planner[0] that is actually quite good. It lets you visualize closet frames in 3D by placing them within a virtual bedroom, then add shelves, drawers and other accessories inside of them. Then once you're done, it can
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6y ago
Sibling comment suggests Pyrasite for this: https://github.com/lmacken/pyrasite
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Donated. Is there a way to make that link followable from IG?
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7y ago
That is a construction crew, and they are building a larger/newer version of the machine.
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This analysis diminishes certain facts of the Madoff case. Madoff's son killed himself due to stress related to the fallout from the scandal, meanwhile strongly denying involvement the whole time. Moreover, Bernard himself will die in
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Charging for support, even if it's contingent as you described, would definitely be more of a drag on brand than having no support.
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7y ago
Pivot by Kara Swisher and Scott Galloway
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> More speech = more thinking This is as true as saying "more code = more programming" -- possibly a technically correct statement, but if your goal is to create something valuable (to your business, to society) this won'
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Is there any way to change the rendering style? Or are you stuck with red and yellow?
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isoformat() formats date objects into dates of ISO-8601 format (YYYY-mm-dd). It formats datetimes into something extra.
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Privacy does exactly this: https://privacy.com/
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No, macports is non-native as well and is an excellent, stable alternative, although Homebrew has slightly better coverage. Homebrew's main issue is that it was written from scratch, ignoring lessons from 30+ years of package managemen
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I'm constantly amazed at the number of upvoted, top-level comments on HN (on any topic) where the underlying premise is first, thousands of people with actual skin in this game are wrong, whereas I, a drive-by commentator, posess True
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Neat! You could update/simplify your Android instructions: the stock camera app will detect QR codes and present a button to connect to the network in the link (tested using Pixel 3 running Android Pie) edit: per the below comment, thi
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I have a Surface tablet for drawing, and I hacked together a setup where I draw with my right hand and hold a PS3 navigation controller in my left[0]. The buttons are mapped, using XPadder [1], to keyboard shortcuts (layer up/down, und
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If you understand that the goal is only to move a small number of people from unlikely voter to likely voter (or vice versa) over the course of several months, given targeting tools that are capable of a high-degree of precision, it doesn&#
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Here you are http://imgur.com/gallery/m42ogsZ
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I'm just replying to the demo animation showing on the front page: - the user gets a notification from Bárbara, and taps it, then - the tap triggers Jami to open to the list of all contacts, presented in some order that apparently is n
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If you hold such power, you have a responsibility to exercise it in a way that furthers the objectives of those who entrust you with it. Retaliating against people who hurt your feelings is not consistent with that responsibility.
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> “For-profit developers have predominantly built for the luxury and higher end of the market, leaving a glut of overpriced apartments in some cities,” said Diane Yentel, president and chief executive of the National Low Income Housing C
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Yes, but today is an odd-numbered day at HN, so we scold the media for indecisiveness. Otherwise, it's for their consistent bias.
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Prentice Alvin, by Orson Scott Card
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Legitimately curious response: have you tried thinking through the answer to this question, and if so, what seems like the likely answer in your view? If not, why not?
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The ad itself is supposed to be a tribute to photo journalists, highlighting the risks they're prepared to take in pursuit of the truth. I can hardly capture in words how incongruent Leica's actions are with their message.
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Wait until you see who #9 is! (It's Alphabet, parent of Google) The list you linked shows the common employers of the individual contributors to her 2018 campaign.
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