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by pow_pp_-1_v 3y ago
Another example: I have this account since 2015 and I started reading HN years before. I still can't downvote.
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by pow_pp_-1_v 5y ago
I don't see why RLS would mandate all your logic living in the DB level. Basically what the database does when you enable RLS is add the RLS policy clause to every query you run against a table that has the policy applied. So if you h
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by pow_pp_-1_v 5y ago
We use RLS on a multi-tenant application in production. It's used as a secondary level of protection that ensures that one tenant cannot see another tenant's data. The system hasn't been out in production for very long but,
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by pow_pp_-1_v 5y ago
You probably need to enable verbatim results. Click on the Tools button (below the right end of the search bar) and select "Verbatim" instead of "All results".
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by pow_pp_-1_v 5y ago
All of it - architecture, operational experience, best practices etc.
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by pow_pp_-1_v 5y ago
Thank you! It's fascinating that I still remember the controls all these years later. One of the very few games I completed - without cheats, mind you!
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by pow_pp_-1_v 5y ago
I think the signing keys are required because of features like "play as you download" etc. [Not an Android dev]
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by pow_pp_-1_v 5y ago
> Most of my family lives in Virginia and all of them except for my father voted for Biden and then voted for Glenn Youngkin as governor. They are working class people and have developed an increasing contempt for the Democratic party th
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by pow_pp_-1_v 5y ago
Isn't age a factor? I don't understand if the study considered the age of the participants. So, could it be that the people who were vaccinated tended to be older and thus more vulnerable?
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by pow_pp_-1_v 5y ago
I am building a LaTex resume. Why? Because I hate working on my resume and doing it with markup and other stuff makes it a bit more... bearable? Yeah, I know, I am weird.
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by pow_pp_-1_v 5y ago
Whatever you may think about Snowden, the stuff he does and writes is pretty thought provoking.
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by pow_pp_-1_v 5y ago
Hmm. That's an interesting idea. Seems like they are experts in building relatively small nuclear plants and maintaining them in harsh conditions for years. Wonder if it's feasible though. Maybe they are too slow to build. Maybe t
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by pow_pp_-1_v 5y ago
There are self-centered people from all countries. I used to feel good/bad depending on what people from my country/region/group etc. do. But it's so silly. Why do I care what another person does - whom I don't even
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by pow_pp_-1_v 5y ago
FWIW, I was not trying to pass a value judgement on whether Google, on net, is good or bad. It was just a thought I had when I saw the time lapse thing. But I don't think Google turned internet into a cesspit. Yes, Youtube's recom
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by pow_pp_-1_v 5y ago
That's pretty cool! Like it or not Google does all this with the ad money they bring in. Imagine if all Google service were subscription based. Will they even have 25% of the capabilities they have now?
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by pow_pp_-1_v 6y ago
If they had provided good benefits and working condition, the workers will not be incentivized to form unions, right? Why are they not doing that?
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by pow_pp_-1_v 6y ago
Wouldn't it be better for Amazon, in the long term to let workers get the best salary/benefits in the industry and even cooperate in their unionization efforts (if the workers want to)? Would it such a big hit to their bottom line
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Ask HN: Is an “extremely” transparent version of Facebook/Twitter viable?
2 points by pow_pp_-1_v 6y ago|1 comments
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by pow_pp_-1_v 6y ago
Most probably not Borland. That scrollbar looks like Swing.
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by pow_pp_-1_v 6y ago
> The runtime will generally schedule IO bound tasks to run on the threadpool. Well, that's not correct. Unless you explicitly call Task.Run or Task.Start (or other similar methods) no new thread is created. The compiler generated s
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by pow_pp_-1_v 6y ago
async/await is for the concurrent stuff and threads are for the parallel stuff. Two different things. If your code is I/O-bound, use async/await. If your code is processor-bound thing, use threads.
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by pow_pp_-1_v 6y ago
If there are competing companies then the governing bodies will hopefully not be beholden to one company. So the governing bodies will have an incentive to keep the sport safe. Else if the sport suffers then it affects the governing bodies
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by pow_pp_-1_v 6y ago
To all those who are jumping on @irrational, chill. I guess, all @irrational was trying to do is vent his/her frustrations in a semi-anonymous forum. I sort of understand how he feels (having a younger kid of my own). And @irrational,
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by pow_pp_-1_v 6y ago
Hey, I think, what you need to do is go meta. Think about the way you think. If your brain know when to use an interface or an abstract class, then the next time when you make a decision like that, spare a few moments to think about why. Yo
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by pow_pp_-1_v 6y ago
There was a PBS Newshour piece about this: https://www.pbs.org/newshour/show/as-a-virus-ravages-the-wor...
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by pow_pp_-1_v 6y ago
What are the ill effects of elevated blood-calcium levels? Is there a way to avoid the bad effects of high dose Vitamin D supplements? Thanks!
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by pow_pp_-1_v 6y ago
Come on! Don't be so touchy-feely. Take it for what is - a lighthearted joke.
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Ask HN: What Is Mathematics?
1 points by pow_pp_-1_v 6y ago|0 comments
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by pow_pp_-1_v 6y ago
Yes, it should be a dumb platform if anonymity is not possible in any way. So if you want to have a FB account, you need to provide everything that makes it possible to identify you in physical space. If anonymity is required then it shou
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by pow_pp_-1_v 6y ago
> - People who are too passionate about one thing People who are passionate about something are generally interesting people. They know the obscure ins and outs of the thing they are passionate about. You can learn a lot from such people

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