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by rjbwork 3y ago
This is like, a hypernormalization of the data though, isn't it? I think in standard BCNF you'd just leave your table as CREATE TABLE EntityPosition ( int EntityId, float X, float y, float z ) It does rem
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by rjbwork 3y ago
I joined my senior year of HS. My original account is 17 years old this year. I'll probably just continue to use old.reddit.com for a few niche time wasters on desktop, but the decline in quality is already apparent. It's a damn
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by rjbwork 3y ago
Abstention from drug consumption is absolutely not an ethical imperative. In fact, if anything, given what we know about the immense quality of life improvements from various psychoactive substances for a broad range of humans, both of nom
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by rjbwork 3y ago
The right thing to do is post all updates on their own channels, then post links to them on Twitter, maybe with a headline or blurb.
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by rjbwork 3y ago
Decriminalizing is not enough. Legal, cheap, and with huge amounts of education and medical assistance at dispensation outlets is the only path towards dealing with the problem, IMO. From my perspective, most of the bad effects of those dr
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by rjbwork 3y ago
Societies should stop criminalizing drugs and drug users. It's not just about being a poor way to govern a society. There are a lot of good folks across the world who live in dangerous communities because others have a predilection f
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by rjbwork 3y ago
Most households with a mortgage are also not, on a yearly basis, severely outspending their income. The problem is not necessarily the debt - it's the debt plus the deficit.
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by rjbwork 3y ago
Yeah. The amount of FUD and ignorance out there in the technical world WRT the .NET ecosystem is astounding.
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by rjbwork 3y ago
LINQ is just functional list comprehensions. Do you think that LINQ is only used for EF/LINQ2SQL?
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by rjbwork 3y ago
>I have no problem writing SQL, but processing the results back out of flat rows into objects gets extremely annoying. I'm pretty sure Dapper lets you do this fairly easily. You've got a couple options - you can either provide
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by rjbwork 3y ago
>I wish this were a thing I could cheaply turn on and off on SQL columns. You can turn it on and off for whole tables in systems that have decided to implement SQL:2011 such as MSSQL, Oracle, MariaDB, etc. and then issue time travel quer
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by rjbwork 3y ago
This is one of my favorite lectures on this topic. It's a podcast from Sam Harris from a couple of years ago, but I still go back to listen to it every few months. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u45SP7Xv_oU
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by rjbwork 3y ago
>Since the post-2000 opioid epidemic and the proliferation of Fentanyl it seems the danger has increased. People don't really want fentanyl of unknown purity. They want their heroin. Fentanyl proliferation is an artifact of prohibi
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by rjbwork 3y ago
>There's a bunch of padding and avatars around each message. I know some people consider those things features, but I personally hate them. They have compact mode that eliminates that stuff. I don't see avatars. I just see co
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by rjbwork 3y ago
>I am glad these subreddits have been returned back to the community The community voted on the changes. You can go look up the polls that were held for yourself. >perhaps the Reddit staff can moderate for now Lol. Not a viable busin
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by rjbwork 3y ago
Turning on showdead is a real trip. There's a few people who have been posting on this forum for years , often about the same pet cause in nearly every post.
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by rjbwork 3y ago
There are some libraries that allow you to do some stuff. You can attach metadata to some objects about types in some contexts. But obviously it's bolted on because under the hood it's all Javascript.
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by rjbwork 3y ago
This exactly the comment I was going to leave. If I get past one sub query, I will refactor to CTE.
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by rjbwork 3y ago
Gods, I tried to do some reflection stuff in a Node TS project I got put on about 18-24 months ago, and it was a total shit show. It was really disappointing to see how lacking the actual runtime capabilities of TS are.
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by rjbwork 3y ago
>I can't stand the non-extension-method Linq syntax: the _only_ place where it offers a readability improvement over ext-methods is using `join` Hah! I tell the juniors this all the time :D. This seems to be basically the consensu
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by rjbwork 3y ago
>Hell, very often when mods are too much against the communities interests they migrate to another sub or sabotage it and then mods cave in. Yup. See /r/marijuana and /r/trees or /r/worldpolitics and /r
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by rjbwork 3y ago
Hah. Fair enough. TBH I'm just kinda lazy and don't want to go and reconfigure all that crap again after doing it and then undoing it earlier this week. Those large subs have more resources at their disposable and a critical ma
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by rjbwork 3y ago
Maybe. I started using in July 2005 and made an account around when comments were introduced.
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by rjbwork 3y ago
Agreed. I am one of the oldest active Reddit users and I 100% agree. I have voted in many subreddits' polls for this. I mod a handful of small subs myself and have done the same. My needs are not the same as some of those large sub
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by rjbwork 3y ago
I agree that it is probably the best choice, I'm just not willing to >quadruple my server costs for the feature, unfortunately. I appreciate you taking the time to reply, and I did some further research. It looks like as long as tr
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by rjbwork 3y ago
I actually have this exact problem right now with SQL Server on AWS RDS. Unless I want to pay for standard+ editions in my dev/stage/qa/etc. environments, I can't use the baked in CDC features. And because of the minim
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by rjbwork 3y ago
Caching, managing object life times in IOC containers, input validation, are some common uses I've seen.
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Decorators are one implementation of how to do some kinds of AOP afaik? If you look at a system like PostSharp or AspectJ, they do it via attributes which modify the way in which a method is invoked, or even if it is invoked by the system
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by rjbwork 3y ago
>If you hire a lawyer and they tell you that the law is ambiguous and there isn't any relevant caselaw yet, you still have no idea if you're following the law or not. Then you have a couple of choices with various outcomes. On
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by rjbwork 3y ago
It would be absurdly burdensome and expensive for the government to have to advise people on how to follow the law when they're not following the law. If you're not sure how to follow the law, get an expert in the law! That&#x27

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