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by rntksi 7y ago
Keep in mind that this period is also Chinese New Year in China, and workers are mostly expecting time off (sometimes, their only time off of the year)
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by rntksi 7y ago
I read about the airport debacle in Germany, were you perhaps referring to that?
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by rntksi 7y ago
If the author, @mycpuorg, is reading this comment: please, PLEASE, do write about your mu4e configuration.
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by rntksi 7y ago
I feel sorry you had to go through those replies telling you your statements were false or wrong. I think it comes from people who think that if it works for them, it must work for everyone else.
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by rntksi 7y ago
I am also technically a Buddhist (in the same sense as yours) and have little idea about what/how it is other than some observed monthly/yearly rituals.
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by rntksi 7y ago
Sure thing. I think learning SQL is never wasted time. Try looking into SQL functions & TRIGGERs, LATERAL JOINs, ROLLUP & CUBE. If you have even more time, check out the different things an SQL server can do when you DROP a row that
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by rntksi 7y ago
We run ads for small beauty clinics & spas that cannot afford their own staff to do that kind of work. This includes facebook ads which have high return value for the businesses. I cannot tell you the amount of frustrating time we had t
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Disputed Maternity Leading to Identification of Tetragametic Chimerism(nejm.org)
5 points by rntksi 7y ago|1 comments
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by rntksi 7y ago
These stories are horrifying to me. I live in a less developed country than the US, other businesses may be crooked and all but at least the medical field is manageable.
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by rntksi 7y ago
If you do command-based replication, an insert or update that uses RANDOM() would have to be handled differently, lest you have differing values due to each member of the cluster evaluating and producing different values. (Anything that is
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by rntksi 7y ago
Quoted directly from the article: "The Journal investigation didn’t turn up evidence of spying by or on behalf of Beijing in Africa. Nor did it find that Huawei executives in China knew of, directed or approved the activities described
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by rntksi 7y ago
One of them that has very interesting tidbits: https://www.quora.com/As-a-Chinese-person-what-do-you-think-...
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by rntksi 7y ago
You should check this out. Same author. He has quality answers on Quora. https://www.quora.com/As-a-Chinese-person-what-do-you-think-...
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by rntksi 7y ago
Very good advice. Keep yourself separated as much as possible from what others want of you (not too much so that you lose what you wanted to do in the first place)
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by rntksi 7y ago
I spent 10 minutes laughing about this and the worst part is my wife asking why am I laughing and I cannot explain why
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by rntksi 7y ago
Remember Dreamweaver, Frontpage, geocities, ...angelfire :) ? Those were the days!
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by rntksi 7y ago
FYI 'those countries' mentioned in the article already have a big trade deficit, even bigger than 4x. Source: (e.g. Vietnam/US) https://www.census.gov/foreign-trade/balance/c5520.html And I can&#x27
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by rntksi 7y ago
Article says "other Southeast Asian countries" though.
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by rntksi 7y ago
The problem most often is asking X because I want exactly X, but people assume I want Y!
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by rntksi 7y ago
Presumably to optimise this website would mean different things? For example would it be better to read from the flash drive or cache things in RAM power-output-wise? I think that's a question we never ask. We would for example conside
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by rntksi 7y ago
Exactly my thoughts as well. This is similar to Steam vs other platforms.
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by rntksi 7y ago
Thank you :-)
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by rntksi 7y ago
Thank you :-)
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Ask HN: Books to Learn Clojure Properly?
20 points by rntksi 7y ago|7 comments
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by rntksi 7y ago
I love articles that explain by providing examples with how to click via a menu. I use the keyboard extensively, but learn via menu items, mouse clicks, ... first, only then will I find shortcuts to do things I want to do.
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by rntksi 8y ago
Divide and conquer
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by rntksi 8y ago
My main annoyance, so to say, with DataGrip is their certificate handling. It ignores the root certs in MacOS keychain and I have to add those in the app. But other than that I love it. It's replaced all other SQL tools/ide/a
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by rntksi 8y ago
As a child, I would often play the FFVI OST on loudspeakers, adjust it to a medium-low volume, and go to sleep on it. It happened so many times that I would know what is the next track of the whole OST.
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by rntksi 8y ago
I'm guilty of having done one of these things.
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by rntksi 8y ago
Found out that they are building a 10,000 year clock

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