msdrigg

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by msdrigg 8mo ago
The most interesting thing for me in this article was the mention of `MERGE` almost in passing at the end. > I'm not a big fan of using the constraint names in SQL, so to overcome both limitations I'd use MERGE instead: ``` db=
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by msdrigg 9mo ago
I think you might have terminal brain rot
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Supabase ETL – Postgres Logical Replication Framework(supabase.com)
1 points by msdrigg 10mo ago|0 comments
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A man who's been waiting in jail for his day in court for 6 years(substack.com)
27 points by msdrigg 10mo ago|8 comments
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by msdrigg 11mo ago
I know I'm going to get downvoted into oblivion here but I do think it looks kinda nice -- like I might would buy one of the sweatshirts
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by msdrigg 1y ago
The other two companies labeled as Columbia SC are actually Columbia Maryland too haha
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by msdrigg 1y ago
3 companies in columbia sc but further investigation yields columbia md for 2 and columbia mo for the third. So state data seems pretty non-existent
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by msdrigg 1y ago
Seems like the regulation works well when it is applied. Why is there a need for a simpler solution? Why try to replace it with a 'simpler' tax with none of the human consideration about how the m/a could lead to less competi
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by msdrigg 1y ago
I think what you’re seeing is a confusion coming from ground news own terms. They call something a “left wing blind spot” when it’s a story that does not appear in left-wing sources, meaning that it only appears in right wing sources. The b
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by msdrigg 1y ago
So being permitted to run 15 turbines and the installing and running 24 turbines is not breaking your permit?
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by msdrigg 1y ago
Saw this and came here to look in the comments for somebody asking the same thing
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by msdrigg 1y ago
Airport has been deprecated for a year or two. Here's an article talking about its deprecation and its relatively nonfunctional replacement: wdutil https://www.intuitibits.com/2024/03/14/goodbye-airport&#
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by msdrigg 1y ago
Fair point
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by msdrigg 1y ago
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by msdrigg 1y ago
There are some hilarious tidbits in here > Starting in the first week of 2024, the FreeBSD boot process suddenly got about 3x slower. I started bisecting commits, and tracked it down to... a commit which increased the root disk size from
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by msdrigg 2y ago
Relevant to dave plummer: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39813625 > Now, as to the tidbit. Dave Plummer ran a scam company that was sued by Washington State in 2006, "SoftwareOnline.com, Inc. ". He actual
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by msdrigg 2y ago
The credit freeze portion is permanently free for all 3 sites. I use it myself. At the same time, these companies all offer other paid ‘monitoring services’ that they use heaps of dark patterns to push new users into paying for and confuse
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by msdrigg 2y ago
Obviously within the context of this discussion, we are talking about states (in this case the EU) making laws. As to whether or not, they have a right to make laws? I think that’s outside of the scope of this discussion because they clearl
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by msdrigg 2y ago
So from the articles I can find about the complaints filed against Meta [1] I can't find any explanation of what would be an acceptable price for non-consent besides free. I mean like it's their right as a government to say '
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by msdrigg 2y ago
I don't see a lot of discussion of the Meta "pay or consent" investigation. Why wouldn't giving users the option to pay for tracking-free, ad-free service meet the requirement? Is the concern that the $10/month pric
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by msdrigg 2y ago
- reacting to messages/replying to messages - sending messages over data (obviously)
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by msdrigg 3y ago
Hmm still clickbaity because you don't know how it happens. Better title: "This is the story of the most unbelievable demo I've been given in world of open source. You can't make this stuff up. It was 2005, and I felt li
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by msdrigg 3y ago
This would need to account for how much more or less of the chemical that the person consumes (e.g. children would likely drink proportionately less water all things considered)
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by msdrigg 3y ago
I created a Roku remote for macOS. Before I made the app, there was 50 iOS remote apps but none of them had a native macOS version. For a while I used the testing client that I found on Roku’s developer site, but it didn’t have volume butto
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by msdrigg 3y ago
Some Minecraft servers will attempt to detect modded Minecraft clients, potentially based off of how they handle the protocol or mechanics. If this re-implementation has accidental differences from the main Minecraft client, it could potent
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by msdrigg 3y ago
22K * 45560 / 100 = 10023200
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by msdrigg 3y ago
This is the right takeaway honestly. I was hoping a comment like this would be the top comment, but unfortunately hackernews loves this kind of bait
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by msdrigg 3y ago
Its doing that to get a static str (no allocations). I assume it is for performance reasons, but I can’t speak to whether it’s actually a significant impact.
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by msdrigg 3y ago
Not just most. All but one strongly supported hypothesis
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by msdrigg 3y ago
One quick google away: > Can I really pay with cash? > You bet, and please! Stay anonymous all the way. Just put your cash and payment token (randomly generated on our website) in an envelope and send it to us. We accept the following

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