quasarj

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by quasarj 1y ago
I've been out of the loop on DuckDB, where can I get a real overview of what the excitement is about? It just looks like a new sqlite from the CLI...
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by quasarj 2y ago
Do they share the original CT scans?
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by quasarj 2y ago
What? Trump just did it with an executive order!
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by quasarj 2y ago
Yeah I understand that. You still shouldn't do it.
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by quasarj 2y ago
I feel like it was obvious I was being hyperbolic about the 99.9% figure. But still, thank you for the long and thought-out reply. You're mostly right, of course, about the symbols I was familiar with. I didn't know about the &quo
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by quasarj 2y ago
I was primarily offended by the second code snippet, in which there is a variable named foundException but it is not an exception. I didn't realize it was Sage (I didn't know that existed) but I'm not sure that actually makes
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by quasarj 2y ago
"under the impression" ??? We have proof. There is no guessing here.
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by quasarj 2y ago
They probably would. But so long as the decisions are made using secret information, how can we know? We can only assume they are lying to us, until they show the proof.
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by quasarj 2y ago
But that's not the case... the random-looking very-large value X has to go through a conversion function to get the true value of 2024.12.25 T 23:59, just like every other value. Surely nobody is just dividing the Unix time by 86400 li
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by quasarj 2y ago
It's definitely not the right way, in this case.
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by quasarj 2y ago
I think you make an interesting point here, but then your example is exactly backwards. If you have a timestamp defined as days since January 1, 1970: If you do basic arithmetic to answer the question "How many days has it been since N
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by quasarj 2y ago
Which is unfortunate, because all keeping it secret can do is lead to a lack of respect. We will all stand around and wonder, and whisper. There might even be rumors of suicide, when it was something completely unrelated. I refuse to adhere
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by quasarj 2y ago
Weird, I thought this was settled years ago, and it's obviously sequel. I guess we all live in our own echo chambers
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by quasarj 2y ago
"spits out" as in, when you try to convert to it - isn't that precisely because that second second never happened, so it MUST output a repeat?
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by quasarj 2y ago
Wait, why would it be different?
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by quasarj 2y ago
Are you sure they actually happened? as you say, at least one of us is confused. My understanding is that the added leap seconds never happened, they are just inserted to make the dates line up nicely. Perhaps this depends on the definition
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by quasarj 2y ago
You've never ran tail -f? Curious, what exactly do you do?
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by quasarj 2y ago
Very nice, something I actually care about!
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by quasarj 2y ago
That's 50% better than losing all your data!
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by quasarj 2y ago
Thank you.. came here to say exactly this. Who the heck is using SELinux? hah
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by quasarj 2y ago
Is 463 some joke I'm not getting?
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by quasarj 2y ago
I've never heard of it, it's wild that it's so popular, where are people hearing about it?
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by quasarj 2y ago
Doesn't FF have them as well? Or maybe it's an extension.
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by quasarj 2y ago
That was my favorite part of this (especially since the build didn't work). Whatever scoop is, it actually worked and installed those things without any complaint... might be my new favorite package manager
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by quasarj 2y ago
> this can’t just be a simple coincidence. uhhhhhh yes it can?
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by quasarj 2y ago
Anyone have a write-up for doing this with a Remarkable 2?
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by quasarj 2y ago
Anyone have a write-up for doing this with a Remarkable 2?
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by quasarj 2y ago
What happened to Exa?
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by quasarj 2y ago
Do you think, if I personally buy him a shift key, he'll use it?
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by quasarj 2y ago
You can have my plain text when you pry it from my cold dead fingers!

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