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JonoBB
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Comment #48528384
And yet the vast majority of parents are in favour of a ban.
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Comment #48528334
Because it’s a lesser evil, at least in the UK, which has a reasonably well functioning government and society. As much as it pains me, I’d rather have that than the brain rot bein…
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Comment #47008407
Totally agree. I swapped about 2 years ago (work requirements), and I battle against the Apple keyboard every single day. I prefer the Android keyboard in every single way - it’s m…
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Comment #46477341
Putin and Xi must be ecstatic at the leverage this gives them.
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Comment #46425794
It’s lower impact than most other sports (excluding sports like darts or bowls, of course). There’s a reason that (i) professional golfers have a longer career than most other prof…
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Comment #45524282
So why the sneaky shitposting and stalking over such a long period of time? Just release the documents and let people decide. I call bullshit on the "treasure trove".
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Comment #45523858
You’re trying to defend yourself, but you still can’t stop yourself from casting shade on Codesmith multiple times in this very comment. You have just proved that Lars is spot on w…
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Comment #44472974
I typically prefer somewhat deeper and more thought-provoking material, but I enjoyed this book. It’s a light page-turner, written-to-be-turned-into-a-movie type book. Overall, I w…
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Comment #44334911
> The point of cascading foreign keys is referential integrity. Not quite. Databases can enforce referential integrity through foreign keys, without cascading deletes being enabled…
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Comment #43620186
This is exactly how I use htmx. Is there an expectation that you use htmx differently?
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Comment #43147823
> On the clickhouse query side, we end up wanting denormalized data for query performance and to avoid JOINs. It's frequently not a great idea to query in clickhouse using the same…
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Comment #42716078
What about hosting video on R2 and using the CDN?
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Comment #42708716
Yes, a balance bike or no pedals is a great way to start. When they are ready the progress to a pedal bike, and they need some assistance, do not hold the bike (either by the handl…
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Comment #42453729
According to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42451726 , this is much less of a thing than before.
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Comment #42416139
@type phpdocs are no longer required in almost all cases.
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Comment #42211833
For the most part I agree, but we have found that R2 does not handle large files (hundreds of GB or larger) very well. It will often silently fail with nothing being returned, so i…
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Comment #35249628
I've just got started with Clickhouse, and their docs are excellent. Quick Start guide and tutorials are very well written. Also, be prepared to be blown away with Clickhouse. I've…
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Comment #34457675
Yes, you can change your career if you have the passion and you work hard. More than a little bit of luck also helps. I studied corporate finance at university (including to Master…
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Comment #33372394
I'm not sure what "community" represents here, but I don't think that CodeIgniter is the majority in any shape or form. The _vast_ majority would be Laravel and Symfony.
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Comment #33142093
The one part of this article that I totally agree with is how terrible the API integration has become. In the early days, Stripe sold itself on a few things, one of which was the s…
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