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by spfzero 5y ago
True about the params. I guess I've always put the queries in as "here" strings, so they do look out of place in the sense that the structure is different. In most cases the sql was in a file with a bunch of other "lowes
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Ah, got it.
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One thing I learned when climbing up that ladder. Not only do you not get to start making strategic decisions, the person above you is also not doing that, nor is the person above them. Everyone, no matter how many "executives" or
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by spfzero 5y ago
Wow, I read that and thought I hope he's not working in finance! He could easily handle the promotion aspect by framing it this way: "As a promotion, I now don't have to drive 2 hours a day, and I still get the same pay!&quot
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Nice work!
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Strings do give you the ability to copy them right into your code from the SQL console after testing.
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Its really worth taking the time to learn well. Any library that abstracts that for you, is using some rules to create sql underneath, so knowing what its (probably) doing can give you a lot of insight when tracking down performance problem
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Right, OOP is sometimes not the best paradigm for the given problem. If you're using C# or Java, sure, ORMs fit right in. Ruby and Python, not to mention Lisp etc., offer a multi-paradigm palette where forcing objects in, just to acces
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What might actually qualify as hubris, is thinking you've discovered the best solution for everyone else's future problems.
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Like you, never use it. I do try to get a tan starting in the spring. A tan is the best sunscreen. Plus, blocking UV-B means blocking vitamin D3 production in the skin. https://ods.od.nih.gov/factsheets/Vitamin%20D-Heal
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by spfzero 5y ago
If I'm understanding you correctly, are you asking whether parents are required to tell their adoptive children that they are adopted? In the US definitely not, and I think that's probably the case most places. Whether or not the
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Except that they will be in situations different from a person in their home defending against an invader. They will need accuracy and effect at 50 meters, you only need 5. They will be laying down cover fire to allow repositioning etc. As
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by spfzero 5y ago
They do mention activity to inhibit Cytokines, which is an important inflammation cause in Covid. The paper said nothing about inflammation from CBD itself. Since CBD is a medicine for the treatment of epilepsy many people take it already.
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Logging takes the healthiest and largest trees. The ones most likely to survive a fire. While leaving behind all of the fuel. Doesn’t seem like it would help much.
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The article mentions that climate change only has a small effect, and that with or without it, natural management works to improve forest ecology as well as reduce the impact of fires.
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There are a lot of small private holdings within public lands. They should receive some property tax relief, in exchange for understanding that the forest around them is going to be managed naturally. That doesn’t mean that their property w
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I note that the blog post includes this quote: <... Lisp’s performance is comparable to or better than C++ in execution speed ... it also has significantly lower variability, which translates into reduced project risk. Furthermore, de
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by spfzero 5y ago
This is so right on. If you care about the remuneration, then you'd best do something highly valued. If you care about doing something you "love" instead, that's manifestly not highly valued, then don't complain a
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I don't think you can state that the vaccines provide a stronger immune response. There is a lot of evidence to the contrary, including this OP. They may provide a stronger single-antibody response as measured at some point in time, bu
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Thanks, that was what I keyed into reading the OP as well.
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The larvae hatch in water, then molt at the surface which takes a while (during which they can not yet fly). That's probably where the chickens find them.
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It seems like it would be a lot of work to keep up with the annual deluge of new APIs and OS features in MacOS that application developers will incorporate pretty quickly. To really keep the promise of source-code compatibility, it seems li
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It did not require native Americans, lighting could do it just fine. What was the thinking of these native Americans you speak of? Were they thinking "we should start wildfires because it will be better for the forest over a period of
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If this is money paid to a person that spends significant time performing a specific service, how is this different from earning money by working? Why are they calling it "universal income"? It's a very confusing idea. There
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Salt is something regulated well in all higher organisms. Probably dating from when we evolved in a salt-water ocean. That said, in a modern diet with lots of sodium, but also lots less of other important minerals like magnesium, potassium,
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Keep in mind that when evaluating a research proposal, Facebook will have zero interest in evaluating the "good faith"-ness, or "well-reviewed"-ness of the proposal. And to be fair they are probably not qualified to do t
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This looks cool, especially hint mode. Wondering what scroll mode adds though, compared to just using the existing Mac OS shortcuts (or Pg Up/Pg Dn)
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This is what I'm thinking: One day this might be a business. Someone has to pay to remove debris, and I'm just wondering who will pay enough? Even here on the surface there are places with debris not cleaned up, because the cost i
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They shouldn't be that tired working only 30 hours per week. Lots of people work 50-60 hours a week. I would even say, if you could only get 30 hours that frees you up for a second job, assuming the commute is reasonable (which I'
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You can cash a paycheck at the bank listed on the paycheck, without any account. You can save up the cash without a bank account. Lots of people do that. There are plenty of people who will hire you without asking for proof of citizenship.

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