thomaswang

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by thomaswang 7y ago
USA, USA, USA... no but seriously wtf?
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by thomaswang 7y ago
The solution to balance it is batteries or any other energy storage solution.
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by thomaswang 7y ago
Plastic found in water contained in a plastic bottle. Not really shocked.
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by thomaswang 7y ago
In my experience. The brain mostly follow the money and that inflates the salary for everyone in that area. The very talented individuals who stay "home" get pretty much the same pay the individual Whould in an inflated area, but
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by thomaswang 7y ago
Is there a line between where light neither escape or get swallowed. Simply just stands still in perfect balance between being pulled and escaping?
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by thomaswang 7y ago
Makes sense, just like for cern and probably several other previously free riders that's being removed. MS is going for a personal subscription based lisencing solution in the near future. If you think office is a cash cow think what w
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by thomaswang 7y ago
Well AMD has a "death grip" in the console market. That's kind of their equivalent. If they gain access and spit the Intel monopoly in the laptop market then AMD can become Intel faster than anyone could think of.
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by thomaswang 7y ago
Anorexia heard of it. That's what happens if you choose not to eat. Yes you die but it is a choice (ish, a desease? yes, but stil a choice(of madness)). Being a parent is time forcefully spent. Now one could argue that all free time fo
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by thomaswang 7y ago
Are you forced to have a job, groom, eat or sleep?
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by thomaswang 7y ago
Not a forced activity? Not a parent I suppose. It is as forced as work. You don't have to work just as you don't have to have a child.
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by thomaswang 7y ago
Well my guess is that they are planning for a time where they cannot use US tech. They planning on being self sufficient as a country.
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by thomaswang 7y ago
Depend on where you live. About 20-30% of the global pop cannot.
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by thomaswang 7y ago
An error occurred with this part of the page, sorry for the inconvenience. Atleast that's an improvement :P
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by thomaswang 7y ago
The only way for the society to learn is by doing. We need people who are gifted and have no grit and people who are not gifted but has. Also don't tell every child they can become anything, they can not. I suggest telling them "t
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by thomaswang 7y ago
Point being. Grit is what gets you places.
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by thomaswang 7y ago
Plenty of countries manage to conspript pretty much everyone at a certain age. Train them and let them home without having a special problem with them. Now what is the US army doing during training/stateside service?
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by thomaswang 7y ago
Sorry to say, but I stand my ground. I believe it is the left % that is the root issue. As said without further explanation in my initial comment. (it's the same issue on almost every database, and I have never seen it not, being the m
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by thomaswang 7y ago
Assuming it only loops once in the query yes, that's 5 seconds. But (and I'm guessing here) having it in the where directly leads to something like a n+1 issue for full tablescan/non indexed queries as a right or non anchored
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by thomaswang 7y ago
I think the root of your issue is the %text% leftsided % is horribly slow.
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by thomaswang 8y ago
*Disclaimer: I am not the maker. I hunted this on Product Hunt for the maker here: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/read-hn .
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Show HN: Read HN, Read Hacker News with Instapaper (Meta)(read.hn)
1 points by thomaswang 8y ago|1 comments
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Ask HN: How have you hacked the job search process?
8 points by thomaswang 9y ago|9 comments
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by thomaswang 9y ago
Will this be the future of online publishing? This is Medium's entire business model.