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by yladiz 4y ago
How do you determine query complexity? Do you go off of the query plan or something like looking at the columns, joins, etc.?
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by yladiz 4y ago
I think there is a clear distinction to be drawn here, the simplest being around a physical object or not. Looking at films or music, if you own the physical media and it can’t just be taken away from you (especially if you use a form of th
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by yladiz 4y ago
Ah, interesting, and I realize now I was conflating credit cards with other kinds of cards like Maestro or Girocard (which is a German specific debit card). In my experience some places do take either cash or debit, but I think that it&#x27
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by yladiz 4y ago
> The most annoying thing to me was how certain neighborhoods flat out do not accept Visa / Mastercard. Basically every other developed nation accepts Visa, I was annoyed and decided to not go back to areas where they literally coul
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by yladiz 4y ago
Do you mean it's the only thing... tethering crypto together?
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by yladiz 4y ago
> If you go to a bank, and you cannot withdraw USD at that moment, but you can withdraw EUR - does that mean the bank is insolvent? What kind of bank would this happen at? A bank in the EU where you're trying to withdraw USD?
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by yladiz 4y ago
I don’t quite get it. Are you seriously saying that people who pay for software that has a free alternative are fools?
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by yladiz 4y ago
I get it, especially for a desktop software. I think Sublime’s new model is a good balance, in that you get updates for 3(?) years from license purchase, and after you can still use it as it was when the license ran out, but need to pay for
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by yladiz 4y ago
I wonder if there is a strange discrepancy between the perceived and actual value that is being derived for the cartridge from. In my mind I can think of two main sources for the value: its rarity in ability to play (the rarity of the playa
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by yladiz 4y ago
What would be an appropriate price?
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by yladiz 4y ago
Lisp-1s are bastard children of the true Lisp-2s /s
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by yladiz 4y ago
Honestly, I think a good chunk of the challenge with a lot of Advent of Code puzzles comes from parsing the input. That’s where I end up spending a lot of my time too, especially when it needs something more than parsing each line individua
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by yladiz 4y ago
I have almost no idea about C compilation but would it be possible with macros or somehow redefining int?
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by yladiz 4y ago
Then you’ve just contradicted yourself here. You said the only reason an application would be denied is if the name is misspelled (and assumed that’s why the OP was rejected), yet it could also be due to missing documents, so it feels a bit
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by yladiz 4y ago
Are you a Japanese bank remittance application processor?
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by yladiz 4y ago
Why are you being so flippant here? Misspelling the name is almost certainly _not_ the only reason something like this could be rejected.
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KFC 'sorry' for Germany's Reichspogromnacht promotion(dw.com)
18 points by yladiz 4y ago|6 comments
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by yladiz 4y ago
Well, if he had a plan for right after purchase, he does seem to be executing on that plan extremely poorly. He has seemingly no revenue plan except charging his verified users $8 per month (down from the original $20), and it’s not even go
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by yladiz 4y ago
I hope so. I hope it won't be the case where it's enforced that people have the ability to send money instantly but the cost isn't capped.
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by yladiz 4y ago
Banks already make enough money from interest on loans, they can afford the minor cost of an instant SEPA transfer. The €7 cost that the parent is charged is way too high, I only have to pay €0.5 for the same with my bank, with a cap of €2,
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by yladiz 4y ago
Sorry. It got the better of me.
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by yladiz 4y ago
Oh yes, a Racket to JavaScript compiler is on the same level of “interesting” as the Holocaust. Not sure how I missed it before.
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by yladiz 4y ago
> Put it how you want, the entire west is at war with Russia, and they are holding much better than we'd like to admit. You are framing it wrong. The west is not at war with Russia, Russia is at war with the west (via Ukraine). The
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by yladiz 4y ago
It’s misleading because they seem to function better but in the long term they always have significant systemic issues due to the political system that are either nonexistent or minimized in a more democratic society.
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by yladiz 4y ago
This will sound a bit flippant but what's the alternative to appointing leaders by popularity (aka voting)? All systems are prone to corruption, it more depends on the safeguards within the system that prevent it from being abused.
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by yladiz 4y ago
Your argument falls apart here, since you can review food without being able to cook said food. For example, you don't need to know how to cook to know that something is burnt and therefore critique it based on that. What you're r
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by yladiz 4y ago
Chess.com does do tournaments, but it’s not like it governs the game like FIDE. That’s an extremely flimsy argument.
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by yladiz 4y ago
>THIRD CAUSE OF ACTION (Violation of the Sherman Act, 15 U.S.C. § 1, et seq. – Against All Defendants) What possible violation of the Sherman Act could he be pursuing?
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by yladiz 4y ago
Maybe we have different definitions of snark then. When I read > How about "Don't use Google Analytics and Google Fonts"? > Like, at all? It reads quite snarky to me and you could have conveyed your point differently. I
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by yladiz 4y ago
Although you're right, there are alternatives to Google Analytics, you really should work on your messaging. Snark isn't necessary when someone is (seemingly) genuinely asking for help. In any case, for the OP I would also recomme

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