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by thatwasunusual 2y ago
That was my initial thought as well. I'm hoping the original author reads this and can explain, because surely there must be a reason...?
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
Not a likely solution. https://www.co2meter.com/blogs/news/could-global-co2-levels-...
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
> Oh I see MySQL added functional indexing in 8.0.13, [...] We're talking about agonostic ORMs, not specific benefits for each of the databases. I wish there were an SQL standard. But, the best part of standards is that there are so
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
I have been DB-agnostic for 20 years, and it has never been a problem, except when I meet ORMs or "SQL-based solutions" (usually procedures and/or views) that are specific to one database. Luckily, I'm in a position wher
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
I prefer to only use ORMs that can be used "everywhere." PostgreSQL needs to be used on production for performance; SQLite is good, but not _that_ good :), but it's perfect for testing things locally.
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
Great work! But why would anyone use an ORM that is specifically to one database? For me, using an ORM is the ability to switch between databases, specifically SQLite for testing and PostgreSQL for production, without having to change any l
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
"Alexander, who lived in Dallas, Texas, was rushed to the hospital in late February after testing positive for Covid, according to his social media manager. He was released from the hospital but was struggling to eat and drink." S
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
> I wonder what he did on those outings... Contracting Covid, unfortunately. :(
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
Capitalist US would never let such a big market go east without a fight.
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
> No NATO country has ever been attacked The 9/11 attacks triggered article 5. It's also the only time that article has been triggered. So far...
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
Because no member wants to be seen as unreliable, risking their own security in the future, so everyone will in practice assist in any way they can.
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The things people Apple hated for, now in every flagship smartphone (2015)(eftm.com)
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
> GIMP will never be big as it should be. But having something "photoshopped" is a bad thing. Interesting. :)
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
Ditto. Been using them since 2012 or something, and have never had a problem (that wasn't my own fault).
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
Climbed a meter up a tree right before Christmas, as it's tradition in Norway to hang sheafs for birds to snack from.
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
Probably still easier to read than Perl. ;)
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
Still needs to slow down before turning around. ;)
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
I was about to say the same thing. A trillion options is just unmanageable. One (other) solution is to create a tiny algorithm that lets the user choose the best one compared to another, and do this maybe three times. Could be done on the s
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
We would also need to find a way to slow down.
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
There are too many Americans on HN.
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Equinor's First Battery Storage Facility in UK Commences Operations(menafn.com)
1 points by thatwasunusual 3y ago|0 comments
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
> let's say you want to show a welcome modal to all new users that sign up for your product. Not sure if this is a good example; how many users sign up for the same product multiple times?
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
> Sad that in 2024 people continue to set their Firebase security rules to be wide open. [...] Don’t expose your database / api / blob storage bucket / etc to the public! What is additionally sad, is that your comment - in
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
Is that a defense, though? "These roads are so good, I should be allowed to drive faster."
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
> I just cancelled my Wall Street Journal subscription over this article. Is it part of cancel culture to cancel things you don't like?
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
> They might even be working for other airlines. They are part of management now. ;)
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
"Oslo, Bouvet Island." :D
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Mystery of missing MH370 could be solved in a matter of "days"(news.com.au)
28 points by thatwasunusual 3y ago|12 comments
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Russia may attempt to attack Europe next winter(news.yahoo.com)
7 points by thatwasunusual 3y ago|14 comments
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by thatwasunusual 3y ago
> We really need to ban sites like this. Yes! Let's censor stuff we don't like! /s

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