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by rntksi 6y ago
Tried to upload tables.csv/relations.csv of my postgresql, it errored out with "We're sorry, but something went wrong. If you are the application owner check the logs for more information." Now I'm worried about whe
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by rntksi 6y ago
with the way how the government over there works, even if you have those information... there's really nothing much to do with it.
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Protein/Carbohydrate ratio alters plasma levels of testosterone and more (1987) [pdf](researchgate.net)
2 points by rntksi 6y ago|0 comments
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by rntksi 6y ago
"FairPlay is a digital rights management (DRM) technology developed by Apple Inc. It is built into the MP4 multimedia file format as an encrypted AAC audio layer, and was used until April 2009 by the company to protect copyrighted work
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by rntksi 6y ago
This works too, I'm guessing having some sort of data aggregation environment that pulls out data into it via defined procs that converts raw data into named, meaningful tables ? DW/OLAP sounds like big concepts that big entrepris
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by rntksi 6y ago
Thank you! This sounds a lot like what I had in mind. I will def try this out.
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Ask HN: Tool for getting meaningful data out of database quickly
5 points by rntksi 6y ago|6 comments
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by rntksi 6y ago
It's because it integrates with C libraries where a lot of variable naming schemes could be found, and tries to let you do your thing regardless of included C libs. Took me some time to understand to but once I tried it, it's pret
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by rntksi 6y ago
This is not the case if you look at the video. He's trying it out on iPhones in an Apple Store (not owned by him).
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by rntksi 6y ago
I have a 4 letter tld to my domain name for my email address. The two times that I had to chase up someone to let me create an account was absolutely bonkers. And it only happened with two systems that were crucial: my bank, and my company&
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by rntksi 6y ago
How do you click on Singapore? This makes small countries with lots of people miss out on being able to see their countries ...
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by rntksi 6y ago
Interesting license choice. I've found out through reading about it that my country is not party to the famous Berne Convention.
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by rntksi 6y ago
Really nice ! Love the commitments you make. I use DataGrip and haven't found anything that was better than that at what it does. Yours is really neat. Saved queries are great.
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by rntksi 6y ago
"There is currently no evidence that people who have recovered from COVID-19 and have antibodies are protected from a second infection." https://www.who.int/news-room/commentaries/detail/immunity-p..
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by rntksi 7y ago
I'm not here to say the author is right. S/he is making a lot of assumptions, and as you can see in this thread, everyone is saying it depends. But one fact is that reducing redundancy in a database is a GOOD thing. To make a comp
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by rntksi 7y ago
I've tried both. I've found (data point of one) that mosh is better in high latency network situations.
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by rntksi 7y ago
G Suite has implemented recently an option that lets you email sensitive content with a timer. The user receives the email and no content is in the email, instead a link is shown, and the content will be deleted after some kind of triggers
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by rntksi 7y ago
Same here. The use of the note files is for me to grep back at it after a while and I remember something useful but cannot quite recall. Are you bemmu that runs candyjapan by the way? Love it. Used to get boxes from you. Was always fun to g
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by rntksi 7y ago
Start with managing people and expectations outside of your team. 1. Speak up. Not everyone understands the problem like you do. 2. When you speak, start from the reason why something needs to be done. People reason better forwards, from th
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by rntksi 7y ago
What you are saying, basically, is that due to money flow halting, we will enter a deflationary period?
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by rntksi 7y ago
Following links gets you to this article which tries to explain that the Neolithic decline happened also because of a plague. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neolithic_decline
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by rntksi 7y ago
What a heart wrenching article. When it's just numbers people can brush it off, but when it has a human face and story, I think that's when it really hits most people. More so when it affects closed ones too. I've been repeat
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What we learned from the recent Mandrill outage (2019)(mailchimp.com)
1 points by rntksi 7y ago|0 comments
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by rntksi 7y ago
Here's the correct link (yours has ... in it): https://www.bloomberg.com/features/2015-gravity-ceo-dan-pric...
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by rntksi 7y ago
Did this remind anybody of Exapunks? It's a game that has a defined assembly-like language, you hack into things to do other things. The catch is some of those things you hack into are actually your nerves, so that you can still functi
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by rntksi 7y ago
Yes, I do miss IRC - generally speaking.
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by rntksi 7y ago
I like the sound effects.
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by rntksi 7y ago
🧐 I'm sorry, I just had to try that.
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by rntksi 7y ago
Great news! Definitely going to be changing the landscape of VPN.
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by rntksi 7y ago
I remember reading about JetBrains in terms of profitability and capital. If I remember correctly, JetBrains has never raised any money from outside sources and has become profitable very quickly. In terms of IDE, whenever I get into unfami

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