Little_Kitty

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by Little_Kitty 3mo ago
A problem on forums was people quoting large comments, adding their response of "this" and then an additional signature. Digg and later Reddit moving that junk out of sight and gradually educating people not to do so was a big win
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by Little_Kitty 3mo ago
Old.reddit.com is the only way to get something useful, "new" reddit is slow, ad riddled and full of irrelevant and unwanted noise. Discoverability of new subs used to be a bit of an issue, but people do cross-post.
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by Little_Kitty 5mo ago
Glad I'm not the only one to immediately think of it. It's a great story, but did feel unlikely when I first read it; should it prove largely true it would be terrifying.
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by Little_Kitty 11mo ago
It's great being able to use an any join (and the counterpart anti join) in Clickhouse to deal with these operations.
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by Little_Kitty 1y ago
The sponsored spot is appalling, I reported something that looked dodgy which appeared above the UK gov identity verification for passports and such app. When people search for a specific app, putting something else in front only makes me t
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by Little_Kitty 2y ago
The good answers tend to use links as well, which won't capture well. In many political and local subreddits there's a huge amount of Russian and far right sock puppet activity. Good luck training an AI to understand political opi
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by Little_Kitty 2y ago
Many of us who were writing all the decent comments there left after they made clear they want it to be another bland nothing of a website during the blackouts. A hundred dull image macros a day aren't worth wading through for the few
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by Little_Kitty 3y ago
Phillips master ultra efficient, similar to their Dubai lamp, may be what you need. Running much less power per led is more efficient, so there's less heat and the lifetime is massively increased. Big Clive put a good video out about D
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by Little_Kitty 3y ago
Of the tens of thousands of queries I've written I've needed right join the exactly once. It's a feature which is neat in that it exists, but the prevalence in teaching materials is entirely unjustified. Cross joins are massi
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by Little_Kitty 3y ago
So, about those pushing for Brexit...
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by Little_Kitty 3y ago
> Utilized Low Code Tools at Client’s Request for the Web Front End Work Oof! Nice to find someone else who recognises explicitly that management is in no way a natural career progression path, it may have been decades ago, but in the cu
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by Little_Kitty 3y ago
LLMs today are great for certain use cases, which is amazing when it suits your needs. Need to extract a hotel name, city, address and confirmation number from emails and return it as JSON? Not a problem. Need it to validate postal codes i
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by Little_Kitty 3y ago
You get a lot more views for a video on how to index a column in MySQL than for how to approach evaluating your needs and choose a suitable database. The latter would be outdated in a few years as new technologies emerge, while the former