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The History of Code is Free Speech (2020)
(hoffmang9.github.io)
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5y ago
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The History of Code is Free Speech (2020)
(hoffmang9.github.io)
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tehlike
5y ago
Writable ctes sound like a very niche feature I haven't used and don't plan to use. It feels like a good reason to me.
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tehlike
5y ago
Made the same claim here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27347243
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5y ago
correct, but global service need local caching. Some "HiLo" type identity generation could work. Sequential-UUID simplifies it as you don't need that service, so it's preferable. HiLo explanation below: A client simply g
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5y ago
Mentioned this in a sibling comment: There's another benefit to UUID - You can generate them anywhere including application side. Doing this on application side would have tremendous batching benefits or inserting objects with relation
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tehlike
5y ago
There's another benefit to UUID - You can generate them anywhere including application side. Doing this on application side would have tremendous batching benefits or inserting objects with relationships at the same time (Vs waiting fi
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tehlike
5y ago
Then there's a loophole right? Create a stable coin, and never have to cashout.
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5y ago
Military and banks do more than what PoW blockchain does. I don't buy in the energy argument myself, but trying to justify the way you do sounds a little too kool-aid-y.
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tehlike
5y ago
You might find this more useful: https://www.timesofisrael.com/of-fully-vaccinated-israelis-o...
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tehlike
5y ago
Prevents mass adoption, gives competitors really big hurdle to get over.
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tehlike
5y ago
What Krssst said You may like it as a power user, but it's essentially a killer for mass adoption.
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6y ago
But you cannot do unattended updates through fdroid.
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6y ago
Rats of Hanoi - explains the exact thing you are saying :) https://www.atlasobscura.com/articles/hanoi-rat-massacre-190...
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6y ago
Having the primary key generatable at application level has performance benefits especially on inserts. You can write all related entities in one go vs waiting for db to generate the the pk, and passing that to dependent entities.
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6y ago
(not medical advice, but this is my style).
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tehlike
6y ago
How was your upbringing? Did you have to use things like public transport when you were young? I imagine some of the early exposures and immune system build up might have good impact later on in life. I am not germaphobe. When people saw so
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6y ago
I'd imagine it has more to do with ventilation, maybe?
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tehlike
6y ago
Might be. It also spans to occasional food trucks every now and then, which i would probably not call super clean (though can't claim to know either). "IF a food is tasty, you probably don't want to know under what conditions
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6y ago
That's exactly what i said. I am actually in the "exposing yourself to decent variations of microbes is actually good for your long term health" camp. Not everyone can do that, of course, especially the immunocompromised. I g
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6y ago
I don't think your anecdata proves anything but your own experience. 1. I eat out a lot, including junk food every now and then. 2. Of course I hand wash, but i would not say "before touching face" per-se, but as often as you
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6y ago
They are backed by cryptocurrency. You can literally say this is a truthy statement. Print USDT, buy BTC, now you have BTC to back your USDT.
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Photopea: A free alternative to Photoshop used by millions of people
(photopea.com)
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6y ago
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6y ago
If it's optimizing with figuring the calls in a single tick out, one can probably still optimize further by using db specific features, like postgres supports json_agg which let's you not only break n+1 in a way, but also prevents
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6y ago
Maybe, except i think you can say at least their team is pretty solid.
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6y ago
This is amazing. I have been part of a startup working on 401k industry, and everything there is custom and time consuming. I helped build a very user-friendly tool to build 401K proposals, and I can see how your tool can be very very usefu
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6y ago
Maybe they are highlighting the competition aspect.
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6y ago
Or lucid
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tehlike
6y ago
Fair.
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tehlike
6y ago
They are probably stealing users from photopea instead
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