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by zinclozenge 3y ago
"Available" is a generous word. It's actually pretty hard to find even from underground anabolic steroid sellers. The only reason I was able to get my hands on it was because a seller was getting rid of his stock. The main re
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
Sure, although I guess to be clear I wouldn't recommend DNP to anyone because it's absolutely not the miracle weight loss drug it seems to be when you read about it on the internet.
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
I tried, but DNP basically gave me a perpetual fever (aka pyrexia) so I didn't train. I assume it would have had a pretty noticeable effect though.
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
I took a standard DNP fat loss dose, the effects (weight loss and others) are vastly overstated. You'd have to take well in excess of any recommended dose to get to the point where the waste heat production would become dangerous. You&
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
There's also mutable that compiles to WASM and lets it get JITed by v8 https://github.com/mutable-org/mutable .
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
Do you know if there is anybody taking this approach? Alternatively, what would you consider to be the current state of the art when it comes to query optimizers?
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
I can't wait until this tech progresses to the point it can reliably tutor for more advanced courses like real analysis, group theory, linear algebra, etc. I actually wondered if it would be feasible to use NLP techniques to check user
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
The overemployment philosophy is to be so good at your job that you can do N (where N > 1) jobs in the usual 40 hours per week. So really, it's about finding those companies where you can meet those expectations.
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
Agreed, and I'll go one further. This is why you should work multiple jobs, aka overemployment.
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
True. In my case I was going to put Linux on it and use it for a home automation server.
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
I bought a Lenovo mini-pc for $570 and it took a month before I canceled it and bought a mac mini M1 for $599, with much better hardware.
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
I took a look at https://github.com/orioledb/orioledb which is a project attempting to remedy some of Postgres' shortcomings, including MVCC. It looks like they're doing something similar to MySQL with a redo
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
I guess the question is, which MVCC strategy would be the "right" one to pick for a modern relational database? The paper linked focuses on main memory databases, and being main memory allows you to do things you can't do whe
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
As I learned it, Photograph 51 was so good that anybody with any crystallography experience would have been able to tell the structure at a glance. Exactly, like you said she wanted to sit on it and get more data because, allegedly, she had
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
I'd be curious, if somebody bought the book, to know what kind of concurrency they write about, as in just 2 phase locking, or if it talks about MVCC.
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
Are there any plans to support multi-tenancy? I understand that the current recommendation is to run multiple separate deployments, but will it be supported for a single deployment?
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
Funny enough, you replied to the creator of Oban.
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
PR reviewers stopped me from writing raw SQL.
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
Yes, I like it very much. I've run into some edge cases with it, and I wish there was a setting to change the names of some of the autogenerated code, but otherwise it works very well.
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
> That's very common when you don't know DBs. I'm not a 20 year DBA greybeard veteran, but I'm comfortable enough to write schemas and queries by hand without any issue, and the entire time I wished I could do just th
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
I usually just write the SQL, honestly. For the last 6ish years of my career I've mainly been in the Golang world, so the closest I've gotten to an ORM is a utility to scan rows into structs.
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
I pretty much agree with this. As much as I liked the core language, I absolutely hated using anything else in the ecosystem, and in my opinion a lot of that was due to lack of static types. Using Ecto as the main way of interacting with th
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
That's awesome, looking forward to it!
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
Thanks for clarifying, I must have missed it in the docs. If you see this comment, I'm wondering if this discovery functionality will also be customizable when the custom UI screens feature gets added?
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
So if anybody else got excited about multi-tenant SSO but was wondering how to implement it, the docs page is here https://supabase.com/docs/guides/auth/sso/auth-sso-saml . I'm super excited because
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by zinclozenge 3y ago
On the flip side, if you don't have the foundation it's entirely possible you won't get that much out of reading the paper. I enjoy reading papers on databases, but I also know that unless I start actively working on DB inter
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
Specifically you also want SELECT ... FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED;
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
For clarification, by on boarding paperwork do you mean forms i9 and w4?
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
I will one up you, I don't put in notice until I'm 1-2 weeks into my new job. Don't really have any justification except for paranoia, which is only getting more validated from other anecdotes in this thread.
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by zinclozenge 4y ago
I mean nothing wrong with using a domain for routing, but I think most SaaSes would rather have a routing based on the email address.

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