just_myles

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by just_myles 7y ago
Me too. Given the importance of the part and what would happen should it go out during operation do to cutting corners.
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by just_myles 7y ago
My god. I didn't know postgres can do this. Thank you!
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by just_myles 7y ago
Thank you for clarifying your point. Understood and fair. I think that of course government is one mechanism to create positive change. However, the problem with our government currently is that there are other outside factors that would ge
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by just_myles 7y ago
What do you mean? From an approach perspective? Shouldn't the first thing you do to understand the problem is to see it from the other persons perspective? Empathy is not the end all be all. It's a start.
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by just_myles 7y ago
Sure. However, I think the poster is commenting on the insensitivity of the post by OP. No one has denied that this is not happening because it is. We can however, comment on them in a way that is empathetic to the workers who are protestin
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by just_myles 7y ago
Good point. Do we take OPs word for it? Or not based on repository availability.
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by just_myles 7y ago
Same. I've heard it all. From "terrible", "You don't know what you're doing", "does it work?", to "ok, I see why you did it so try this way instead because X". It's honestly who yo
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by just_myles 7y ago
I have used postgres for so long that a lot of the baked in functions and features that were super convenient for me. I recall wanting to change a data type in my query and having to actually use the cast function. Also it was mentioned bu
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by just_myles 7y ago
I see your point. You don't want to wallop an entire industry but at some point it kind of has to happen. "The second piece is phasing out fossil fuel production more broadly. Inslee would establish a “Presidential Commission on E
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by just_myles 7y ago
ctrl + F 'emulator'. lol only 3.
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by just_myles 7y ago
I had that same problem when I switched from postgres to mysql and big query with their "projects"..
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by just_myles 7y ago
As a former nexus owner, good. The thing bricked after a couple of updates. Whereas my third gen ipad and first gen ipad mini work marvelously.
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by just_myles 7y ago
I was at a city council meeting for my specific city and that requirement for parking spaces per unit does not fully support all tenants. So street parking goes way up on a traditionally quiet street. It happening more and more as they star
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by just_myles 7y ago
Documentation is great here and super readable. Will definitely play around with Perl again.
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by just_myles 7y ago
Dude, it is fast! wuh?
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by just_myles 7y ago
The audacity of the monitor stand?
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by just_myles 7y ago
OCR is a broken promise from my experience. It either works ok or not at all. I also wonder what the image quality has to be for optimal use.
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by just_myles 7y ago
Fair enough. Still a rather large margin. More to the article's/ your point, not being able to provide a link back to your app is kind of kind of anti-competitive. They want you to subscribe using their own systems.
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by just_myles 7y ago
" (Apple takes a 30 percent cut of subscriptions for the first year a customer is signed up and 15 percent for each year thereafter." That is a considerable amount of paper.. How do you make any money when their cut is so high? An
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by just_myles 7y ago
They aren't lying. To Google's credit, at least they don't let applications that don't work linger.
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by just_myles 7y ago
People would seriously pay 9.99 for to waive a service fee? Uhm... have we fallen that low? Just go get it yourself.
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by just_myles 7y ago
Not surprised either. Very easy to pick up and get things done. However, I think for some of the use cases I have seen so far, sql can do the job just fine.
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by just_myles 7y ago
+ 1 for Marvel movies. You can't even go to the cons anymore they're so expensive.
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by just_myles 7y ago
"“The system has trouble responding to vehicles that approach quickly from behind,” Fisher says. “Because of this, the system will often cut off a vehicle that is going a much faster speed since it doesn’t seem to sense the oncoming ca
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by just_myles 7y ago
" People simply aren't willing to wait for stuff to load now that SSDs are so common." You would think that. But, I have a 10 year old that is willing to wait 5 - 7 minutes for fortnite to start up. What a world. "A rese
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by just_myles 7y ago
I second Martin Fowler's book on refactoring. I read it at a time when I had no idea what I was doing (Arguably still don't.).
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by just_myles 7y ago
That should have been the first thing he did. Hindsight.
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by just_myles 7y ago
Sure is. I don't think the people working there are fooled by that. It's in Amazon's best interest to be transparent about what they're trying to do with this.
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by just_myles 7y ago
That is a fair point. But, that's not what the topic is about. Just because they contributed to front-end development doesn't make them any less questionable. Not saying I wouldn't want to work there myself. They do some good
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by just_myles 7y ago
I have seen a lot of luxury apartments springing up but, not actual homes people can buy. That is a problem.

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