tibiapejagala

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by tibiapejagala 28d ago
Like the guns they carry, may be used just as easily to shoot random people as they are to stop mass shooter. Or there are other information systems available to the police for decades where you can check employment, place of residence, pho
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by tibiapejagala 2mo ago
I can confirm that you are completely right about Vietnam mobile networks. I could only reliably work after getting a real viettel sim. Even viettel branded stores sell some bootleg sim to tourists that work terribly. The problem with eSIM
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by tibiapejagala 4y ago
A waiter who doesn’t ensure that you know about such unexpected fee is doing a terrible job.
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by tibiapejagala 4y ago
In Poland you can get basic tests once a year if you ask beforehand.
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by tibiapejagala 4y ago
I sometimes use left join to protect me against errors somewhere else. Let’s say you do an inner join in insert into … select statement to find some other entity which 100% should be there. If something else is screwed up you might silently
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
Yes, I was a bit unclear, but that was my question exactly. I hoped that there is some trick I don’t yet know. Dropping and creating these massive views is my nightmare.
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
I haven't read the source code, but how does it handle materialized views? Views refer to source tables by relation id, not by name, so by default you end up with views pointing to old tables, which also means can't drop them. My
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
Maybe the difference is cultural/environmental? I live in Europe in a city with organic street layout and I find Ikea easy to navigate. Unlike typical grid layout store, I can remember location of every section because they are more di
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
I had to use the CTE trick few times to solve same nasty query plan in Postgres. While it worked well for me I would still prefer query hints. They are explicit, so the intent is obvious: “Dear future developer/me mind the execution pl
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
Indeed, he definitely could do his protest in a way which wouldn’t inconvenience billion dollar companies or even anyone. Just like BLM could protest in a remote location or do an online petition. Except that no one would give a fuck about
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
The problem with sql is what happens when you fall off the SELECT FROM JOIN WHERE GROUP BY HAVING ORDER BY LIMIT cliff. The simple stuff in sql reads like English, but for that case ORM would generate a pretty efficient query anyway. The co
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
No, punishment is not unilateral, it’s right there in the word definition.
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
I love how you describe this as “pushing malware to random servers”. Maybe if he included a backdoor in previous versions and now dispatched infinite loop from his C&C server, sure. But he published a new version of his library, which w
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
Well I can definitely blame them. It would be great if it worked both ways. Let’s say an employee who is forced to work unpaid overtime (two jobs amount) could use power imbalance to threaten the company into paying one year of their revenu
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
So, which kind of female genital mutilation do you find acceptable, just the type 4, or more?
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
I have never tried AWS managed elasticsearch, but Azure Search doesn't have many knobs. Most of the time it's just instance size, replica and partition count. The downside is that the service is probably called "Azure Cogniti
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
I think that the problem is when you have a materialized view which takes hours to refresh. We are lucky that 99% of our traffic is during 7-19 on weekdays, so we can just refresh at night, but that won't work for others. I don't
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
Yeah, using revolut for that is ironic, fighting scummy companies with another scummy company. It is the only way to get disposable cards or sane conversion rates in many markets unfortunately.
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
> We need to be able to see each other in the eye. No, we don't, why would you think that? We never have camera on and work is going smoothly. Nobody ever suggested using it. I don't even know how the new hires look like, but i
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
Who cares about the exact amount? We couldn't technically make it stop exactly at $150.00, but only at $167.89 or whatever, so we are letting it run to $15k. For catastrophic cases it doesn't matter. If it saves a person from an u
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
Maybe they are not upset about not winning, but that a fun to play game is now no fun at all? If there is an imbalance/glitch which renders most of the game depth obsolete I'm not leaving because I'm salty, I'm going to
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
Since you mentioned in a comment that your non-compete expired, maybe you are also no longer under any NDA. Can explain to a person outside of the startup world how this buy-and-kill works? If not killing a competitor, why? What do they exp
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
I had the same in Italy (Tuscany) with Google Maps. One way it recommended a longer normal road, on the way back it was a shorter dirt road through fields and forests. Had to stop once to let a fox cross the road (it didn't seem to car
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by tibiapejagala 5y ago
Well, if you keep throwing impossible captchas at them, no wonder that normal users just close the tab, but bots and fraudsters keep trying.
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by tibiapejagala 6y ago
I don't really get calling Confederates traitors. I get that they are the baddies in the whole civil war thing, but traitors? I assume that they had the right to secede and the war was inevitable anyway. Isn't the 4th of July lite
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by tibiapejagala 6y ago
I don't get why people care so much about predictions vs actual results in case of presidential elections in the US. The rules look like they were designed for maximum entertainment and sudden changes. The fact that you can win with le
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by tibiapejagala 6y ago
>Also, why is US hegemony a good thing? Maybe if you live in US you can afford to not care, but I live in a weak, poor, corrupted country. For us it's either US, Russia (now) or China (in the long run) and I prefer US after all.
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by tibiapejagala 6y ago
How things change. I think that just 10 or 15 years ago a person risking their own safety to protect someone's else building from being set on fire and burned to the ground would be considered a hero. I'm not saying that he's
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by tibiapejagala 6y ago
Well, the world should just accept morals of the tech workers in California.
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by tibiapejagala 6y ago
Not sure if it is UK only issue. Couldn't start a VM yesterday in other European regions. Today I have some other problems with azure search services.

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