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5y ago
Hell is other people's CSVs.
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5y ago
Let me clarify my feelings here. >>You're wrong. This is no problem. I'm happy to be wrong, I'm happy to be told I'm wrong. >>What you probably meant is [...] This is problematic to me. I'm a grown adult
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5y ago
You do have a way with words. Congratulations.
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5y ago
Movement does not require energy, acceleration does.
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5y ago
cdn is a good idea. I'm going to steal it, and change it to ncd, so that all i have to do to add that 'n' is C-a to the begin of line.
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6y ago
I've spoken to a few professional arrangers, and I always ask "How many times did you have to listen to that to write it down?" "Just once." Genius indeed. Or 10,00 hours. Or both.
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6y ago
It would be nice, but at the same time, running mssql in a docker container is a thing now, and it goes pretty far towards solving those issues, at least for my use cases. >You don’t have to go deep before incompatibilities with ansi sql
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6y ago
Make a config file for ripgrep and enable it. https://github.com/BurntSushi/ripgrep/blob/master/GUIDE.md#c...
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6y ago
Like many people, our house is on a time-of-use plan. This kind of monitoring is useful to determine if there are loads that could be cheaper to shift to a different time of day.
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6y ago
With the add command's interactive mode, it is often possible to selectively stage and commit individual patches in a file. https://git-scm.com/book/en/v2/Git-Tools-Interactive-Staging
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6y ago
It shouldn't be novel. I dive into this topic when I interview data engineers.
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6y ago
"The seven-continent model is usually taught in most English-speaking countries including the United States, United Kingdom[38] and Australia,[39] and also in China, India, Pakistan, the Philippines, and parts of Western Europe."
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6y ago
"America" isn't a continent.
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6y ago
Randall Munroe published the 'Tasks' (Park or Bird) XKCD comic almost 6 years ago, talking about the task of identifying photos of birds being a 5 year research problem. Not a terrible prediction.
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6y ago
It is ok to say things that are only 95% true. It is ok to point out the 5%.
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6y ago
I would have liked to have seen a comparative bonnie++ benchmark - those SSDs are not the same.
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6y ago
There are rotary converters and variable frequency drives - the latter are more flexible.
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6y ago
What would be an example of such a note? Low E has a wavelength of a couple meters, no problems hearing that close up.
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6y ago
They could, but ultimately, this is not a violent crime. How does it benefit the greater good to treat this a different, and I assume, more severe, crime than simple burglary of an unoccupied building?
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6y ago
If it is unoccupied it is burglary, right? A less risky crime, both in the face of opposition by a potentially armed driver, and the potential criminal justice consequences.
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6y ago
Especially for code 128C. I wrote a little image generator back in 2001-ish in the space of a few hours - the hardest part was just writing out the symbol table.
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6y ago
One of my contacts is migrating databases between clouds, with MySQL being the most common, followed by sql server, then PostgreSQL.
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6y ago
As much as I vastly prefer PostgreSQL, I will tell you that MySQL is much more preferred in enterprise settings, probably 8 to 1 in the environments I've seen.
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6y ago
You might find this interesting: https://www.reddit.com/r/woodworking/comments/ir9cv2/slabolo...
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6y ago
Checking the desktop site checkbox on Android chrome fixed that for me.
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6y ago
Or a hard drive shell with a Raspberry PI inside doing the equivalent of piping out /dev/random to the interface.
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6y ago
I wish that I could. Unfortunately, it is my MFA for half a dozen services.
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6y ago
Rectangle solved that problem for me, by making it very easy to move windows around. https://rectangleapp.com/
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6y ago
I feel like I didn't make "primary" clear enough - it would be like using an environment variable for the path for ls. That's gonna be a big no from me, dog.
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6y ago
In my head there's been a hierarchy for a long time. when I build command line utilities and I think about the way that they'll be used, I tend to use configuration files for things that will change very slowly over time, and envi
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