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by valiant55 11mo ago
I have pretty good success with a regional provider. I have the option of a national (Verizon) provider, but since switching to fiber on the regional I've had a ~two disconnects, a few minutes of down time in two years. Fiber just seem
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by valiant55 11mo ago
It's not wrong, that's exactly what I'm paying them for. If they didn't have the education then they wouldn't be a doctor, and I wouldn't be seeing them for a consultation. I'm well compensated not because
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by valiant55 11mo ago
I didn't see an issue until I got to 1998, what the fuck is wrong with us? We shouldn't have allowed this to happen.
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by valiant55 11mo ago
I think everyone is underestimating how much B2B file exchange happens over SFTP/FTPS. I'm in healthcare and my system moves thousands of files up and down from over 100 unique hosts daily.
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by valiant55 11mo ago
This administration is working very hard to make all lawyers redundant. The law doesn't really matter if the court is at the beck and call of the President.
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by valiant55 1y ago
Some form of PII that can change too. Natural keys are a no go for me.
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by valiant55 1y ago
Incited a riot to interrupt the certification of the election with ~500 individuals resulting in the deaths of a few individuals and hundreds of convictions. Most notable Trump did not face prosecution.
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by valiant55 1y ago
My first is allergic to peanuts and I don't think she lived in a bubble but she was born in late 2020 so probably a relative bubble compared to normal times. She was 8mo when she first had a lick of peanut butter, no other allergies an
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by valiant55 1y ago
It depends when you see it, but I agree that DISTINCT shouldn't be used in production. If I'm writing a one off query and DISTINCT gets me over the finish line sparing me a few minutes then that's fine.
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by valiant55 1y ago
Forget all the academic definitions, at it's core a monad is a container or wrapper that adds additional functionality to a type.
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by valiant55 1y ago
> The cardinal rule of Hollywood is: Never use your own money Since it wasn't explained in the opener.
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by valiant55 1y ago
What did the internet look like in 1985? I was under the impression that it'd all be terminal based since the world wide web didn't exist. I'm not sure how a hyperlink would function in such an interface.
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by valiant55 1y ago
How many ICE officers were shot?
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by valiant55 1y ago
And in what way is this stealing? Caching a publicly available asset? Sounds like you are saving Google bandwidth/money.
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by valiant55 1y ago
I don't believe the strength of ones convictions factors into whether they are a troll or not. Take patent trolls for example.
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by valiant55 1y ago
It's one thing to get deplatformed by a private company for advocating for the genocide of a minority group or because you think r*pe is funny, but it's completely different when the government stamps out dissent.
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by valiant55 1y ago
YouTube keeps recommending some AI slop factory to me that has different niche accounts but is clearly made by the same creator (red border, same looking AI woman). They have dozens of views and I keep smashing the "Don't recommen
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by valiant55 1y ago
I see both sides because you don't want staff intentionally making "mistakes" just to get some food but I worked for almost a decade in restaurants and only McDonald's didnt let you eat the food.
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by valiant55 1y ago
I never understood why employers do credit checks, seems like that's an overreach and should be illegal.
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by valiant55 1y ago
Sorry, I understood but I'm not sure if the analogy is falling apart. My point was that's okay to use a language and determine it's not for you. It's even fine to write a blog post or two with your learnings and takeaway
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by valiant55 1y ago
While this is alarming, SSNs have been defacto public for a while because of numerous other breaches. Any institution issuing credit on the sole basis of SSN number + other easily aquired demographics is negligent. The burden of "Ident
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by valiant55 1y ago
Whose forcing you to work at an unsafe shop?
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by valiant55 1y ago
They might make it into v15 next year according to the latest presentation from Mads. They have the design hammered out just needs to be implemented. It sounds like it should be in an early preview version to let the other teams start to bu
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by valiant55 1y ago
Oh I totally reacted to the title. The last few times Anubis has been the topic there's always comments about "cringy" mascot and putting that front and center in the title just made me believe that anime catgirls was meant a
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by valiant55 1y ago
I really don't understand the hostility towards the mascot. I can't think of a bigger red flag.
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by valiant55 1y ago
My rule of thumb is if it's a 1:1 relationship, use a join. If it's 1:M, separate queries.
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by valiant55 1y ago
I was just thinking about Linux/Linus the other day. How will Linux fair when Linus is no longer with us?
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by valiant55 1y ago
I'm currently using Markdig in Razor Components (Blazor). I wonder if I could get Razor Components rendered in the markdown.
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by valiant55 1y ago
If the law was applied evenly than Uber, Airbnb et. al wouldn't be allowed to exist.
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by valiant55 1y ago
If the documents where themselves stored in a database they have and id and the contents. The clustering key (an index) would be on the id. It's inverted because the contents are deconstructed into tokens with a list of ids that contai

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