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Kaliboy

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    Comment #48786467

    I feel like ActiveRecord has none of these problems, but I also feel some strong confirmation bias. Can anyone that has used ActiveRecord share their opinion?

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    Comment #48658716

    As a Dutch person who is from the Caribbean, we definitely love the air-conditioner down here. Especially since they all are "inverter" technology, doesn't use as much energy as be…

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    Comment #48620434

    Oh never knew the name Bananaquit. We call them "barika hel" (yellow belly) in Papiamentu or Suikerdiefje (lil' sugar thief) in Dutch.

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    Comment #48535536

    There was more unique content/UI in the Flash era.

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    Comment #48535289

    I've had one job in my life, still at the same company. (8 years). I applied cause the listing mentioned Python, and I was programming in Python at the time. Once I started they we…

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    Comment #48497141

    Well the truth is we forget the time tracking system too. The solution is to keep the system in your face. Maybe a programming/assembly analogy can help you understand the issue. I…

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    Comment #48497002

    I currently can't focus on my work that pays the bills. Given your logic I should probably quit my job. I kid you not, that's literally the thing I've been considering all day, may…

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    Comment #48496979

    I just turned off my phone's voice recorder after 4 hours and 28 minutes. I needed the first 15 mins.

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    Comment #48496954

    I can now say my dream is not unrealistic. Thanks for this!

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    Comment #48496934

    I think it's the reason why we ignore regulation. It's not really malice or greed, local government is just a mess. It takes months of waiting. And when we "break the rules" we con…

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    Comment #48495961

    I'm 100% certain you can do it yourself. We get Chinese solar panels here. $175 and produces 550 watt. We then get Chinese MPTT inverters, always 2 if you run your fridge on it lol…

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    Comment #48495823

    The post you replied to isn't fully correct. I'll tell you how you could do this in many ways that prevents the fuse problem. There's 3 ways to run solar. Grid tied, grid backed an…

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    Comment #48485108

    In our case it's a MySQL database. How did you decide on 6 joins? And do the sizes of the to be joined tables matter?

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    Comment #48484992

    https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/fearful-memories-... https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S009286742...

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    Comment #48479988

    I have 13 acres. My dream is to have a homebuilt rail system around the land. Probably can't afford professional stuff so I'll have to get creative.

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    Comment #48470089

    It is with much hesitation that I write this, because I just implemented such a flow. My reasoning was this: my customers keep forgetting their password and somehow that becomes a …

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    Comment #48454793

    But neurons are electrical no? I suppose maybe that's why they're not in the comparison. Or does that work with diffusion too?

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    Comment #48434079

    I asked because you brought it up... Good thing I didn't assume you were. And yes I did see password4321's response. Been going through them since yesterday.

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    Comment #48431946

    I'm more than happy to respond to moral issues you may have with the Bible, if you're interested in trying to understand it from a neutral viewpoint. However I wasn't expecting thi…

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    Comment #48429815

    I never heard of this quote, but "heard" something similar a while ago, must have been 2020. I was watching a live worship session on Youtube and it was beautiful, kept my mind at …

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    Comment #48429739

    That's weird. I don't have this with the Bible. But maybe I haven't read those passages. Do you have some examples?

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    Comment #48429733

    This is literally true now that we understand epigenetics a bit more.

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    Comment #48420069

    Yeah but the increased I/O is cheaper. It's easier to add another webserver as opposed to upgrading your db server. And I don't think it's as simple as you make it. So where I work…

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    Comment #48403647

    The main reason I could think of is when you consider the reality of our electric grid and how it remains stable. Grid inertia is literally maintained by hundreds of thousands of p…