coderzach

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by coderzach 5y ago
yeah, this is the right answer. Are there any examples where this isn't what you want? I guess GROUPING SETS and ROLLUP, but those could be special.
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by coderzach 5y ago
Land Value Tax solves everything! /meme
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by coderzach 5y ago
haha, that's not a visual programming language!
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by coderzach 5y ago
I've been feeling very paranoid about posting ANYTHING online, honestly. Or chat, email, video call, etc. Is that what we're talking about?
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by coderzach 6y ago
> Visa does[n't] need to hold the balance of my account. Yes they do? > Visa does[n't] need to or makes available all of my equity worth of assets for me to transfer. This is a horrifying bug, right? A thing that no person
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by coderzach 6y ago
Having a human rabbit isn't something you can really stop. Am I an idiot who went out way too fast for the first 600m and then died, or did I exactly hit my teammate's pace, and then fall off intentionally?
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Prepare for a Post P2P World: Why You Need to Build an Opt-In SMS List Now(strivedigital.org)
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by coderzach 6y ago
Guido van Rossum's series on PEG parsing https://medium.com/@gvanrossum_83706/peg-parsing-series-de5d... Proposal to use PEG parser in python https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0617&#x2F
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by coderzach 6y ago
You'd be surprised how often git repos disappear when you have 100s or 1000s of deps.
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by coderzach 6y ago
I think that's a different dgit
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by coderzach 7y ago
This is really amazing! Want to make sure I have a comment on the original post when this is huge!
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by coderzach 7y ago
"All Property, indeed, except the Savage's temporary Cabin, his Bow, his Matchcoat, and other little Acquisitions, absolutely necessary for his Subsistence, seems to me to be the Creature of public Convention. Hence the Public has
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by coderzach 7y ago
A Georgist Land Value Tax would be a much better solution.
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by coderzach 8y ago
Jeff Bezos isn't a a billion times more productive than an average person. He's leeching off the productivity of amazon's workers.
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by coderzach 8y ago
The problem is that if the state were to provide secure public-private key cryptographic identity, there would be absolutely no need for PoW or PoS. Eventually we'll figure that out, and all of this work will haven been useless.
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by coderzach 8y ago
Miners probably have a bit of a sunk cost fallacy, since there's a fixed cost associated with acquiring the hardware. Plus, if they're still bullish on bitcoin, the short term loss is probably worth it in their eyes.
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by coderzach 8y ago
Do most people have more than one theater that they visit frequently? I'd personally be fine with a subscription to just one chain, since almost all chains have almost all of the content.
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by coderzach 8y ago
What's an example of a "sailing to Africa and back" problem in JavaScript?
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by coderzach 8y ago
No, because they won't get anyone's check, and then it's definitely their problem.
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by coderzach 9y ago
What big problem did the early internet solve? Sending messages between universities? Why not just use a phone?
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by coderzach 9y ago
Imagine a link like this: https://example.com/login?vulernable-param=evilcredentialste... If I can convince a user to click that, and then login, I can steal their username, password or anything else. Basically anything th
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by coderzach 9y ago
What if someone is allergic to your food. What if there's a virus that makes everyone allergic to a specific food. The value isn't inherent.
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by coderzach 10y ago
This is exactly the kind of defeatist attitude that leads to nothing ever getting done on contentious issues
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by coderzach 10y ago
Just as an fyi, dramamine (non-drowsy if you're trying to work) works really well for VR induced motion sickness.
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by coderzach 10y ago
This seems like a really interesting approach. Just don't take it too far or you'll end up with something like this ;-) http://thedailywtf.com/articles/the-inner-json-effect
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by coderzach 10y ago
How about an employer based basic income, where the government subsidizes X dollars per year, per employee. Seems like it would fit right in with an employer based healthcare.
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by coderzach 10y ago
9.5, however we did experiment with 9.6 when it was in beta, due to the parallel sequential scan feature, but it didn't seem to help much.
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by coderzach 10y ago
TL;DR Not every company that has a revenue chart shaped like a hockey stick is going to become a multi billion dollar business. Consider looking at metrics other than growth when investing. Is this actually something that needs to be said?
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by coderzach 10y ago
Not OP, but for us, the reasons we switched from postgres to sql server were the "clustered columnstore indexes" and query parallelization. Before switching to sql server, we spent a ton of time optimizing query performance with
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by coderzach 10y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/No_poo

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