phanimahesh

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by phanimahesh 3y ago
What about plv8? Write js in postgres! I tried it out once for a project of relatively low complexity for maintainability reasons, nobody else knew pl/pgsql. Worked great.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
It hits a good sweet spot between price and power, and there's usually some easily available. Availability is a major factor imo.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
Yes.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
I have heard many good things about water flossers and use one. Less risk of bleeding gums, practically zero if you floss regularly imo. Not backed by any comparative studies I know of.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
How is this relevant to what the gp asked?
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
I'm building a recurring reminder system to scratch my own itch for this, with a checklist centered approach for home maintenance.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
What kind of tools and moderation would have been effective? Genuinely curious to hear perspectives.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
The cost of vary headers is usually not in hashing the keys but storing multiple entries per url in an arbitrarily large combination of headers. I can imagine cdns not wanting the hassle, though I don't live the outcome.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
In India, for anywhere there's an overnight bus or train, I prefer it to a flight. Then again, our train and bus networks cater to a very large population, and trains in particular are dirt cheap. I remember going from Hyderabad to Del
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
Are these available to use with attribution on sites not built with notion or popsy?
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
I have an extreme instance where the ceo bypassed everyone to directly drive a group of sde1s. When pushed for same day deliveries and the sde1s pushed through, and everyone else were publicly humiliated for taking much longer to deliver. I
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
I have practically never seen a prd that did not have some ambiguity. I realised spotting ambiguity and asking questions is an essential and invaluable skill that needs to be selected for. One of my teams was very surprised that I rejected
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
Data brokers having regulation and moral compass is a wild fantasy imo. I can not tell if you are being serious.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
Elected public officials should not be compared to military personnel.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
Taking out too much co2 won't be a problem until it turns massively profitable.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
At this point every thread with an archive.is link has atleast one similar comment. Etiquette should probably shift to including this info in the same comment that posts the link to reduce the noise.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
Occams razor. Though it doesn't apply here. It just begs the question of why they weren't distributed well, which can be answered with "because nobody uses them". It's a circular logic that can not be broken from wi
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
This comes off as excessively negative. They had a hypothesis, found out it isn't how they thought both from consumer and restaurent perspectives, moved away. Far worse ideas sprout everyday and many get positive attention as well. Jud
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
The effect is not as pronounced and almost indistinguishable in xenon radon and krypton. It's just neonand argon that look horrible in gimme.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
It is a little less useful if the file is not readable by your user, and once you authenticate anything within your vim can also silently run other sudo commands since on most distros sudo remembers the autnentication for a while. Now that
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
There's a local only mode. Uploads to asciinema.org are optional.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
The problems you want solved are not being solved adequately because people paying for it cut corners. I empathize with your frustration but this looks like a weird take to me. A lot of simple and correct things were built by passionate peo
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
It is not obvious it does.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
This feels more true than it should.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
I thought both were cold places?
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
Yes. As pointed out above the intent is not always obvious in complex queries, and the optimiser is already a large black box.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
Also any estimate providedwill be pushed downwards, not to mention unforeseen curveballs, so there is an incentive to estimate higher to preserve your own sanity. Some don't learn to estimate higher until they get burnt. Another common
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
That was very clever.
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
News articles in particular tend to go out of their way to use strange units of measurement. Bananas, fishes, football fields, car lengths, swimming pools... Anything but SI system of units. Even the feet gallon pound values are rare finds
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by phanimahesh 3y ago
I hope I can be this optimistic.

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