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CurtHagenlocher
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Comment #48707664
How reasonably can German cuisine be described as a single unified thing? My mother was from East Prussia and my father from Swabia and their "home" cuisines were pretty dissimilar…
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Comment #48478573
GenX here, and yep: this is what we were promised.
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Comment #47877408
Today I learned that "senior director" is apparently L67. (I guess it's not a title you typically see on product teams.)
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Comment #47269577
Nothing brings home the Orwellian nature of USA 2026 more for me than the word "warfighter".
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Comment #46978347
Isn't that "88" a little too on-point?
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Comment #46093677
Watching the CNC lathe cut threads in the toolpost lever was a thing of beauty.
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Comment #46006663
It's clearly a typo for "inevitability".
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Comment #45994236
One thing I always notice after trips abroad is the extent to which American newscasters are practically yelling at their audience. This is a stark contrast to many European countr…
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Comment #45540525
Anything that prevents Peter Thiel from doing what he wants must be evil.
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Comment #45120142
Even if true, it would only be for one of the narrowest possible definitions of "crime". What can Flock do about mail fraud? About domestic violence? About wage theft? About falsif…
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Comment #44686853
In 2009 I made a note that Excel's main date parsing function was over 1000 lines of code -- not including helpers.
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Comment #44625268
Similarly, buildings 40 and 41 were (at least pre-remodel) roughly mirror images of each other. Roughly a week after moving from 41 to 40 -- long enough to start navigating based o…
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Comment #44625243
These were taken between 2014 and 2018, because I seem to recall that the "accent walls" were painted in fall of 2014 and the buildings were emptied for demolition in 2018.
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Comment #44319710
Why look, if I take my five data points and fit them to an exponential curve, it shows there will be exponential growth in the future.
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Comment #44032688
> The net worth of the mean American household is $1.06m, according to Shame on any publication which uses mean instead of median to talk about wealth.
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Comment #43926964
In the United States, anti-nuclear activism predates both Chernobyl and Three Mile Island. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clamshell_Alliance and https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ab…
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Comment #43926037
The first comment asks the important question: Why, "despite all of this prosperity, do so many Americans still feel angry, disillusioned and frankly, even cheated"? One thing whic…
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Comment #43783297
The blog specifically says that they're getting the SQL AST so presumably they would not execute something like a DELETE.
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Comment #43776545
Ever heard of a guy named "Samuel Slater"?
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Comment #43721477
I predict they'll argue that because he lived in Mexico from ages 1 to 16 that he effectively relinquished citizenship. Which is BS, of course, but I'm reminded of the Sartre quote…
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Comment #43447047
Control-F Privacy. Hmm.
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Comment #43440905
That's nice. Now when's the next Chtorr book coming out? (Rothfuss and Martin have nothing on Gerrold... .)
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Comment #43436898
FWIW, the approach described here is what services like Databricks, Snowflake and BigQuery are already doing. It's also an implicit reminder that while PostgreSQL is both great and…