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by tehlike 6y ago
There is no pension. There is 401k.
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by tehlike 6y ago
Postgres and the likes allows trigram indexes for like queries, and expression based indexes just fine. This argument doesn't really pass the smell test.
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by tehlike 6y ago
Still subpar display :(
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by tehlike 6y ago
I was going to implement exactly this, but out of laziness ended up using this: https://www.npmjs.com/package/json-serialize-refs For my use case serialized json was 30+% smaller.
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by tehlike 6y ago
They are doing share buybacks which is usually deemed more tax efficient.
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by tehlike 6y ago
Postgraphile and hasura kind of addresses that using json_agg in a neat way. Give it a try.
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by tehlike 6y ago
that's a fair point that i normally do, but forgot to do this time. Thanks.
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by tehlike 6y ago
Xoogler, current facebooker. Reach out: tehlike@gmail.com Edit: Not sure why I got negative votes. Having this discussion on HN is not effective. I am fairly unbiased, but i need to know what kind of person he is, what kind of work he is wi
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by tehlike 6y ago
you have no idea. justin sun seems to have infinite <stup...> ehem money.
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by tehlike 6y ago
That's a little too cynical. I use smart home stuff, because: 1. I use it as security device (i have tons of zigbee sensors for motion, and contact). 2. I forget about simple things, all the time. I forget to lock my door, i forget to
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by tehlike 6y ago
Correct. Most people like myself go with no cloud versions of smart home gear. And use vpn to have a lot more control. A camera that works only locally (dafang hacks + wyze), home assistant, zigbee/zwave for example.
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by tehlike 6y ago
Vpn
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by tehlike 6y ago
Automation is what you are missing. I love that my light turns on in the hallway when sun sets. Or the lock locks/unlocks as I leave or approach the house. Or that I can see my camera over vpn.
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by tehlike 6y ago
Something that helps with exploding cartesian problem is using json_agg for the joined tables. IT's available in postgres, it works great.
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by tehlike 6y ago
You need to find out who is the employee in question.
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by tehlike 6y ago
Never believe an analysis in crypto unless you are knowledgeable enough to replicate it yourself.
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by tehlike 6y ago
Shhh.
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by tehlike 6y ago
If you know who that employee is, and how litecoin got to get listed on coinbase, the story will make more sense to you. Coinbase is playing by the rules, that's why they are not shut down but got a small fine. All other exchanges will
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by tehlike 6y ago
I am glad he left that toxic place.
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by tehlike 6y ago
A quick implementation might be as simple as this: https://darkmodejs.learn.uno/
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by tehlike 6y ago
There's probably this too: https://darkmodejs.learn.uno/
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by tehlike 6y ago
No, it's called absolute automation, and it's hard but possible within realm of capitalism.
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by tehlike 6y ago
Google has started ramping up their subscription products - googleone in particular.
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by tehlike 6y ago
I think this is an anectode.
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by tehlike 6y ago
Google doesn't work that way, and in general a corporation pretty much converges to a point where they will put resources on wherever there's dollar. You are underestimating the big picture, which is - google is really left betwee
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by tehlike 6y ago
How did you come up with "google keeps 70% to themselves" fact? Google revenue cut is around 30%, not the other way around.
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by tehlike 6y ago
This. Postgres as a document db is more capable than mongodb.
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by tehlike 6y ago
hfsp - have fun staying poor. somewhat of a slang used among cryptocurrency fans to joke about no-coiners.
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by tehlike 6y ago
Checking his alias is an indicator of what you should expect.
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by tehlike 6y ago
I think they also did so due to other services scraping for things like price matching. Paribus etc comes to mind.

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