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by rixed 1y ago
Others come in all variety and are all part of the background. The idea is to see life as a solo challenge; Don't compare yourself with others but with that version of you who is not fighting back.
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by rixed 1y ago
I believe the only way to be content is to enjoy the fighting. Then, whatever life throw at you, it doesn't really matter. Judging our lives by a set of accomplishments feels artificial when you think about it.
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by rixed 1y ago
Your wife runs a restaurant?
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by rixed 1y ago
I did once write to about 20 of them about another topic. First of all, this is surprisingly hard, even for someone whose expectations were already pretty low; Similarly hard as it is to contact anyone from an actual company: you have to go
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by rixed 1y ago
I've been thinking about something like that. So the message is not stored, but if I scan it then it's in your HTTP server logs, isn't it?
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by rixed 1y ago
> cathartic when you're sitting at home in the dark because the power company continues to fail Ironical remark about the power drawn by IA assisted creation left to the reader.
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by rixed 1y ago
Sorry, but in this age of post-truth anything that sounds unusual is immediately suspect.
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by rixed 1y ago
You are right to remind that other service providers such as banks or any online shop do routinely collect and sell an amount of personal data that should also concern us, but a phone in your pocket that is used for virtually everything and
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by rixed 1y ago
It is unclear to me what alternative you are proposing, apart from bending to Google and Apple?
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by rixed 1y ago
> In the EU, it is a legal requirement to allow your customers the same method, with the same number of steps and complexity, for canceling as for subscribing. Is it true? Is it a new thing? Could someone tell the telco industry, surely
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by rixed 1y ago
After thinking about it non stop for 16 years? This indeed sounds fishy.
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by rixed 2y ago
« This actually caused some annoyance among law enforcement officials who believed they had suspects' phones stored in a readable state, only to find they were rebooting and becoming harder to access due to this feature. » Wouldn'
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by rixed 2y ago
Same here, using several old androids as hotspots here and there. They stopped receiving updates long ago though, so I'm not worried.
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by rixed 2y ago
Except that on most phone you can already reboot the device if you long-press some button, can't you?
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by rixed 2y ago
Thank you for your interest. My comment was really about the state of documentation ("there is no manpage, no doc at all, and no `clickhouse-server -h`"). More specifically: % dpkg -S clickhouse-server | grep bin clickhouse-
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by rixed 2y ago
I believe by "true things" what is meant is "as good as a real world experience as one can get", rather than "logically sound". It is certainly reasonable to argue about whether logic stands on its own without
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by rixed 2y ago
And there is worst: in the cases when the reviewer has actually some knowledge of the problem at hand, she might say "oh you did all this to add that feature? But it's actually already there. You just had to include that file and
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by rixed 2y ago
It can be both honest and naive
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by rixed 2y ago
The origin of the whole idea, I believe, was to have _prepared_ statements, ie not to have to pay the price of parsing the query and determining the query plan. Yes I know all this sounds like "premature optimization" in this day
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by rixed 2y ago
Wanted to try it. Debian package is of poor quality: not even sure if clickhouse local is included in there, I believe so but there is no manpage, no doc at all, and no `clickhouse-server -h`. Went to the official page looking for a tarball
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by rixed 2y ago
There is another way formal methods parallel documentation: both are futile unless you can prove that the modelized/documented system matches the actual, live one. "This is just a matter of discipline" is not very convincing,
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by rixed 2y ago
How does it compare with duckdb, which I usualy resort to? What I like with duckdb is that it's a single binary, no server needed, and it's been happy so far with all the CSV file I've thrown at it.
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by rixed 2y ago
I've been thinking about this myself, although just planning to reuse what's already there. How do you picture the human in the loop?
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by rixed 2y ago
That abstraction layer that does not exist today looks a lot like the many high level architectural design languages that were hot in the 90s. Never heard of UML?
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by rixed 2y ago
Oh I see now, thank you for the helpful analogy! :)
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by rixed 2y ago
> You have to contain yourself for the safety of others, even therapists. Or for your own protection so you don't get locked up. I can understand the feeling, but I would still trust an actual therapist to keep conversations secret
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by rixed 2y ago
Probably just step one of a multi step journey toward European wide mandatory backdoor.
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by rixed 2y ago
The morally lazy racist explanation is helped by the famous logical fallacy that if most criminals are of foreign origin, it must be because most foreigners are criminals.
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by rixed 2y ago
Have done all that without suffering any sense of guilt ?
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by rixed 2y ago
There is also a risk factor to be considered before we decide to add massive energy storage within residential area. I've hear that one of the reason why the recent wildfires in LA had been so devastating was because the amount of avai

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