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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
You can always `SELECT table_name, column_name, data_type FROM information_schema.columns`, which is part of the SQL standard. https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/infoschema-columns.h... Plus, generally if you
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
Even old.reddit.com blocks all logged-out users over my VPN (Mullvad), and I'm not going to disable that, so I just can't view Reddit anymore.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
But sqrt · square = 1, where " sqrt : R⁺ → R⁺" is the square root operation, " square : R⁺ → R⁺" is the squaring operation, "1: R⁺ → R⁺" is the identity operation, and (·) is function composition: i.e., wor
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
> "Thanks, John," he thanked will always be my favorite part of this. It makes me laugh like a babbling brook.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
The set of active controllers isn't static: people come and people go. If you raise pay right now, current, skilled controllers will be more inclined to stay, while new controllers who've been training for the last 2.9 years join.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
I got a flag that was identical to France's flag but was 6k km west of France and 4k km east of Mexico. Judging from the filename of the final image (MF.png), I guess it was the "Collectivity of Saint Martin"? but the game ne
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
I don't think that these reports are false in any sense. The emails being flagged are unsolicited messages sent in bulk. That's spam.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
I may be wrong, but from "external memory" in the description I think the idea is that each of those steps can be done on disk, not RAM. An external merge sort is a pretty standard database primitive, and the other two only requir
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
I do something similar, but: if I buy something and get a "why not buy something else?" email, I don't just unsubscribe; I mark it as spam. I am careful to never opt in to messages like that, so if I am receiving them then th
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
The article is literally talking about `_Static_assert`, yes. It's used in the code examples and described in the text.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
Your comma is spliced.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
I think it's quite interesting to include. Apparently Barbie says "Barbie" more than It says "it", which is fascinating!
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
> —even though this was never a DMCA claim. (The DMCA is copyright law, not trademark, and TotalEnergies didn’t even meet the notice requirements that Netlify claims to follow.)
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
For a real number `x`, does computing `-x` require "taking apart the real number and fiddling with the sign bit"? I think of negation as a real operation in R, namely a reflection about the origin, and conjugation a a real operati
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
Alternately: git add file git reset -p file
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
A search term here is "Uniform Function Call Syntax", as present in (e.g.) D: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Uniform_Function_Call_Syntax
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
"If you see a corvid and think, 'ooh, is that a raven?', then it's a crow. If you instead think, 'dear lord that's the biggest bird I've ever seen', then it's a raven."
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
Searching for "rinse aid epithelial lining" tends to turn up a bunch of relevant results and research.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
A wheat allergy, though, is fairly common: order of 1% per [1], similar to celiac. And if you're allergic to wheat, then it's suffices to avoid gluten, since wheat contains gluten. (Also, there are forms of gluten intolerance th
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
> But some things will never change > Try to show another way, but you stayin' in the dope game > Now tell me, what's a mother to do? > Bein' real don't appeal to the brother in you > You gotta operate the
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
AI-generated text doesn't just make my eyes bleed; it makes my blood boil. I haven't read much of your English specifically, so I can't say for sure, but generally non-native speakers get a ton of leeway in my book. I do no
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
I use this, though I find that many folks, including many technical folks, interpret it as an exclamation of distaste (as in, "agh! ach! ack!"), so it may pay to be judicious.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
Fantastic puzzle! I've got them all except "string whose SHA-256 hash ends in '…689510285e212385'". How am I ever supposed to guess that? What does Randall think I am, a supercomputer?
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
GP says "proxied thumbnails", so it sounds like yes.
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
Black supports ignoring sections with a `# fmt: off` directive, and a hand-formatted constant table is a common use for that: https://black.readthedocs.io/en/stable/usage_and_configurati... Other formatters have s
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by tczMUFlmoNk 2y ago
> Since Mary is older than someone who is younger than Donya, we can conclude that Mary is older than Donya. Unfortunately, though, this reasoning is just wrong. If Mary is 30, Kristin is 20, and Donya is 40, then Mary is older than K
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by tczMUFlmoNk 3y ago
A special case of (2) that is easy to do is to use tabs* for indentation and not do column alignment at all. To be clear, by "column alignment" I think we are both referring to patterns like this: myVars = { first:
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by tczMUFlmoNk 3y ago
They're not suggesting picking up multiple discs at a time: [3,2,1][][] => [3,2][][1] => [3][][1,2] => [][][1,2,3] In effect, they're just observing that the algorithm "while x := A.pop():
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by tczMUFlmoNk 3y ago
Signal? https://support.signal.org/hc/en-us/articles/360007060492-Vo...
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by tczMUFlmoNk 3y ago
It does seem worth noting that 4→8 billion took 48 years (1974–2022), whereas 2→4 billion took 47 years (1927–1974). So at the very least the growth rate is not entirely novel in the range that you quote. By contrast, 1→2 billion took 123 y

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