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961.
by striking 7y ago
Storage gets cheaper over time.
962.
by striking 7y ago
Snopes has a good summary here too https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/cell-phones-horns-skulls/
963.
by striking 7y ago
Oh, absolutely. Same with Python, Tcl, Perl... but that's not the part I'm talking about. The business logic being encoded as pgpl/* is just fine. But having to write complex triggers that wrap pgpl functions and making sure
964.
by striking 7y ago
> In the end the main requirement for efficiency using it is you skill with not basic SQL/plpgSQL Another way I've heard this phrased is "It's much easier to hire JS devs than PL/pgSQL devs."
965.
by striking 7y ago
Not sure about the registry, but it's definitely something you can disable in Group Policy (though Group Policy is only available on Windows 10 editions greater than Home).
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Re-Evaluating Halo’s Language Choice: Problems with Golang(nicholatian.com)
4 points by striking 7y ago|0 comments
967.
by striking 7y ago
Yes and no? > Note that SharedArrayBuffer was disabled by default in all major browsers on 5 January, 2018 in response to Spectre. Chrome [re-enabled it in v67]( https://bugs.chromium.org/p/chromium/issues/d
968.
by striking 7y ago
Yes, I know where to find descriptions of language features. That doesn't prove to me that they're often misused or that I might commonly have a problem with code that others have written because of it. You've recounted your
969.
by striking 7y ago
You have hardly backed anything up, I don't see any links in your original post. From my perspective, your thoughts are as anecdotal of that of the other poster.
970.
by striking 7y ago
> I think there is also technology to dynamically darken glass that could be used. Looked into it previously. Even if you got it to work, it likely would not be street legal, as there are pretty strict regulations on what part of the win
971.
by striking 7y ago
I wonder at what point we're allowed to accuse people of having not read the article.
972.
by striking 7y ago
It's clear from the article that these are the former. A sentence from the beginning of the article: > Today’s removals mark nearly one year of Twitter’s efforts to identify and remove accounts that are spreading political misinfor
973.
by striking 7y ago
I mean, in all seriousness, aren't they a little bit like people? https://www.npr.org/2014/07/28/335288388/when-did-companies-...
974.
by striking 7y ago
It's not like React.Component is gone, either. Still there. I think it's still the only way to make an error boundary component, too.
975.
by striking 7y ago
I would like to believe this is a double entendre.
976.
by striking 7y ago
Yeah, I don't mind it. Oftentimes when you want to manipulate JSON, you'll embed a raw snippet of PG-specific SQL into the query you're building with your ORM. I do wish the operators were a little more ergonomic though. One
977.
by striking 7y ago
I mean, there are some reasons not to use NOT IN ( https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Don%27t_Do_This#DON.27T_USE... ) but that's not a problem if you just have a list of ids.
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False Friends of the Slavist(en.wikibooks.org)
2 points by striking 7y ago|0 comments
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Hop 3 (2015)(hop3.de)
2 points by striking 7y ago|0 comments
980.
by striking 7y ago
They can already add suggested videos in end screens and in the info card drawer (although the info card drawer is not used nearly as often as it could be, and YouTube doesn't necessarily do a good job of drawing attention to it).
981.
by striking 7y ago
Does SELECT json_agg(row_to_json(*)) work?
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Kill Sticky Headers(alisdair.mcdiarmid.org)
2 points by striking 7y ago|2 comments
983.
by striking 7y ago
https://thehustle.co/Doughbies-cookies-shut-down/ is one that I know quite a few people feel strongly about.
984.
by striking 7y ago
See also: A bug so cool that the development team was reluctant to fix it ( https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20190603-00/?p=10... )
985.
by striking 7y ago
For anyone looking for an alternative point of view, consider reading https://yosefk.com/blog/my-history-with-forth-stack-machines...
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Two charged with ‘terrorism’ over Bulgaria’s biggest data breach(euractiv.com)
1 points by striking 7y ago|0 comments
987.
by striking 7y ago
The other factor to preventing heat stroke is humidity. Dry heat can be okay, but if it's also too humid, you can't sweat the heat off. (this is a slight oversimplification) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wet-b
988.
by striking 7y ago
Replying to "why wear suits" with "so we don't look like t-shirt/shorts wearing kids" is probably the falsest dichotomy I've read in some time. It neglects the entire range of slightly less formal styles.
989.
by striking 7y ago
It's run by Y Combinator, the SV startup incubator. This too is relevant news. Also, there's a limit to the length of the headline. So it might not have been possible to include that context.
990.
by striking 7y ago
Well, the alternative is that you limit the set of things you can do, such that you no longer have a Turing machine. But that's certainly less fun, isn't it?

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