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pupdogg
5y ago
You think you dislike Access? What if I told you that me losing my virginity was delayed solely because of MS Access? Now think of the printer scene from Office Space!
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pupdogg
5y ago
For record keeping: https://imgur.com/a/b6JIQT3
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Tell HN: GitHub is down again
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pupdogg
5y ago
Title maybe a little misleading. After reading the document, the chart shows the new architecture as processing approx. 4-million events/sec…I think they are deriving the 400 billion events in real time by taking 4MM events/s x 86
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pupdogg
5y ago
> Domestic abuse is a real problem, but false allegation of domestic abuse is a real problem, too. 200% correct! There are a lot of conniving folks out there who use the system to falsely claim victim hood of domestic abuse. This typical
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5y ago
Just an FYI, Apple does give its developer the ability to have the app wake up from background on-demand or at scheduled intervals to perform specific tasks. This is something that can be done as long as the phone is ON and connected to the
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5y ago
Even more interesting is when asked "What percent of CDC employees are vaccinated?"...Walensky essentially responded, she didn't know. As the primary national tracker of the pandemic, you would think CDC would know their numb
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5y ago
I’ve been led to believe that the Pfizer vaccine (being distributed in US) has not been granted an official FDA approval…though the media outlets state otherwise. I’ve tried to look for documentation on FDA’s website with little to no succe
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5y ago
Take this with a grain of salt and form your own opinion as you choose: https://alexberenson.substack.com/p/urgent-a-southwest-airli...
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5y ago
Right? Especially on global scale. Something doesn't add up!
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pupdogg
5y ago
50 miles on 1 charge seems fairly inefficient to me. Especially when compared to land based electric vehicles.
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5y ago
Good point but I think the planes were a crucial control for their simulation/modeling.
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5y ago
Agreed! But if look at the timing of it, the efficiency, accounting, and accountability seemed to be worsened 6x times more to date.
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5y ago
Two planes are hijacked and then rammed into two of the tallest buildings in the world. Both buildings collapse, while causing another 3rd building to collapse as well. I'm not sure how a mathematical model would help/teach the te
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I think you're confused. This is money before Iraq ever came into the picture (post 9/11). This is money that was reported "unaccounted for" 1 day prior to 9/11.
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5y ago
NIST is still withholding the mathematical model data that was used for their simulation of the collapse to derive their results. More recent rebuttal from NIST can be found here: https://www.nist.gov/blogs/taking-measu
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5y ago
Yet the coalition of 3400 architects and engineers still do not have computer inputs of NIST's mathematical models used for simulating how the buildings were destroyed. As per NIST: "This information was exempt from public disclos
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5y ago
Whatever happened to the $2.3T (trillion) dollars that went missing as per Donald Rumsfeld's speech on September 10, 2001? I think we forgot to follow-up on this question...leading ourselves into greater debt year-after-year since then
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5y ago
Thank you for your in-depth thoughts on this subject matter. I agree with you wholeheartedly! Looking forward to seeing such technologies flourish.
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How did we get here? Does any and everything ultimately get absorbed by the marketing department?
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5y ago
Yeah sure, this https://youtu.be/2_e8oSxQtSk is also laughable yet now a reality!
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I could be a novice in this subject matter so please correct me if I'm wrong but I think that a state board certified Ocular Immunologist with an active license to practice would know a lot more about masks than an Information Technolo
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5y ago
You'll have to venture into space to explore other inhabitable planets to find such publication!
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5y ago
Sorry I don’t mean to hijack the original post but for performant insert and indexing (which I assume is for analysis), I’d recommend using Clickhouse or QuestDB
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You don’t have to file taxes if you make less than $10k…I think that figure rose to $12k in 2020…how can you or the article prove he made more than that each of those 4 years? Always have to keep an ear open to both sides of the discussion!
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Not if your estate has more liabilities than assets!
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15 minute checks aside, I’m pretty sure every federal prison has enough amount of cameras to keep an eye out from the local central command station…especially in 2021. Still surprised there was no evidence of this sort for Jeffery Epstein.
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This has to be the most NEXT-LEVEL web based painting tool I've ever seen or used...super cool and kudos to the creator!!!
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Very cool! I use vector.dev on daily basis and this feels very much like a GUI version of it.
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5y ago
I agree with you. Sorry to see you getting downvoted. Seems like a one-way street down this path every time.
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