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by tpxl 5y ago
Same here, 500MB, 10 million row csv file with no issues on Postgres 11.8.
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by tpxl 5y ago
Do you have a blog or something? What you write is mighty interesting.
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by tpxl 5y ago
Used 1080Tis are going for 600€+, so new ones for 400 would probably sell like hot cakes.
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by tpxl 5y ago
@op, entering 1902, Nov, 15 gives NaN% and bricks the site. (Looks like anything below 1958 or so doesn't have data?)
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by tpxl 5y ago
> And how do I move a browser window, now that my 8-15 browser tabs consume all of the title bar area? This is the fault of browsers, not the OS. I think chrome was the first to do away with the actual title bar and put tabs there, then
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by tpxl 5y ago
Chapters are often 1-3 pages long and come out every day/few days.
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by tpxl 5y ago
I disagree. If you the whole machine to yourself (colo/bare metal hosting) the vast majority of workloads you run wont run any untrusted code.
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by tpxl 5y ago
With brakes connected to the internet and useless touchscreens.
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by tpxl 5y ago
Compare them to Steam and GOG, not apple. - GoG will give you DRM free downloads - Steam allows you to give out keys for free then use their infrastructure to download/manage the game (humble bundle steam keys) - None of them force exc
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by tpxl 5y ago
> Tim Sweeney has been a vocal supporter of open platforms/markets for many years. If he was, he would be against exclusives, but he pays handsomely for those.
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by tpxl 5y ago
There is a difference between rules and laws being racist (systemic racism) and people being racist (boring old normal racism).
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by tpxl 5y ago
How is it not racist if it discriminates against people based on race? Sure it increases equality of outcome, but it decreases the equality of opportunity.
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by tpxl 5y ago
It's a packaging system for Ubuntu ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Snap_(package_manager) ). It's not that IntelliJ is slow, it's that something to do with the snap packages makes them dog slow (Same thing
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by tpxl 5y ago
First, let me say I mostly agree with you that storage speed is more important for application launch speed than CPU or RAM. I have an nvme ssd which gets around 450MB/s according to dd, a Ryzen 3900x (12 cores, 24 threads) and 64 giga
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by tpxl 5y ago
Norway kind of has a special relationship with the EU. They aren't members, but they follow some of the laws and participate in some programmes. Wiki quote on Norway: > After the 1994 referendum, Norway maintained its membership in
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by tpxl 5y ago
I very much doubt plane ping time is covered under GDPR.
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by tpxl 6y ago
The most upvoted stackoverflow question is about branch prediction (which is caching in a way): https://stackoverflow.com/questions/11227809/why-is-processi...
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by tpxl 6y ago
> If we start creating laws around these things, then it’ll only be even tougher for up-comers to challenge the existing big players This is such an unimaginative take. Laws could easily demand easy export of _all your_ data and interope
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by tpxl 6y ago
> They think UI design is pretty colors and rounded buttons. Most people, let alone programmers, don't realize there's more to "design" than pictures.
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by tpxl 6y ago
Similar scope to yours but Java and Gitlab CI. The CI to dev takes about 15 minutes or so. A shared lib is first built and tested, then several applications are built and tested in parallel. After everything is built, things are deployed se
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by tpxl 6y ago
> - Start permissively F/OSS project > - Entice the community to contribute/produce content/market > - Change the license of the project You can't really do that without every contributor agreeing or using a com
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by tpxl 6y ago
You can also turn off @everyone/@here/@username in right-click -> notification settings -> 'Suppress @everyone and @here'. Like the sibling said, doing this for every channel is tedious.
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by tpxl 6y ago
> - One thing I'm missing to ditch Jenkins permanently is general purpose job stuff... like "synchronize the production database to integration". Yes there are workarounds but all of them are ugly. We had a job that backed
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by tpxl 6y ago
Technically the system is designed such that the CC company knows nothing of the receipt and the merchant knows nothing of the buyer. If you're using a store card, the merchant == the CC company and so knows everything about you anyway
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by tpxl 6y ago
It's not the use of water that's the problem, it's the releasing of the brine. This will destroy the local ecosystem and historically we haven't been able to predict the consequences of that at all.
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by tpxl 6y ago
I love this comment :) Messing a bit with drops in the ocean is how we got here in the first place. Aggressive farming messes with the environment a bit. There is just so much land, we can't possibly deplete all of it. Did you see how
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by tpxl 6y ago
> but you can still be hit by a ClassCastException at runtime if you're not careful. While it is true the generics are more or less syntactic sugar, I have never seen a ClassCastException due to this in all my years.
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by tpxl 6y ago
> Who would opt in if it was? I imagine google analytics scripts would find a way to opt people in.
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by tpxl 6y ago
>> Apple's overpriced hardware >This meme needs to die, now more than ever (because of Apple Silicon). This meme is relevant more than ever with the butterfly keyboards breaking all over the place.
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by tpxl 6y ago
A big scary extension that can read all your data should be able to do that.

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