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Comment #49222653
I guess regardless of if the calculations are batched or not, all the rows would have to be processed before the window function results could be determined.
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Comment #49220111
Reading about the batch optimization, I suspect there'll be trouble ahead for implementing window functions, unless those details were dropped for simplicity.
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Comment #49220081
The possibility of competition, and an existing proof of concept, could motivate the Postgres team to pursue performance initiatives that they otherwise wouldn't.
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Comment #49012298
I save all my passkeys in Bitwarden and they sync across devices.
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Comment #48562151
Verbally getting Android Auto to play the album Black Star by Amaarae is impossible.
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Comment #47917295
It's FREEEEEE!
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Comment #47746994
I've been vibe coding a cross platform desktop app targeting bird photographers, that uses photo metadata and vision ML models to generate an eBird checklist formatted CSV for impo…
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Comment #47682084
How old is this bug? I can't imagine it exists on iOS or iPadOS; have those kernels really drifted that far apart though?
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Comment #46906206
I've decided that anyone who uses the term "antifa" in a serious, scaremongering manner must be fascist.
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Comment #46075990
Doesn't JetBrains offer perpetual licenses for specific software versions? How do they host all the old versions?
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Comment #45962007
How much do all these AI features cost Microsoft to run? Do they run locally or on their servers? What even is the business model?
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Comment #45110763
Your credit score IS maintained by companies! Their whole business is maintaining American credit scores. I really have no idea what their business model is.
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Comment #44654347
What's the timeline on rolling out E2EE? Is it for paid users only?
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Comment #44505393
Don't you have to look at Mozilla CEO's salary in the context of that of other non-profits?
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Comment #43979471
Maybe we can put the quantum computers in space too.
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Comment #43478722
Hard agree. Especially in widely spaced suburban/exurban neighborhoods that mysteriously lack sidewalks and have suspiciously wide roads.
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Comment #42730710
That sounds like something a billionaire would say.
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Comment #42692981
I had just upgraded to Windows 11 last week, and for some godforsaken reason earlier today, I could SSH via WSL but not from the host OS even though they were both using keys serve…
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Comment #42471406
It's not a very good umbrella term, the term itself implies a relationship structure where an individual is in multiple, involved intimate relationships. A couple in an open relati…
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Comment #42471347
I imagine it's like an open relationship with more rules around when and how one engages in outside activities.
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Comment #42345340
For some reason, I was expecting the search to filter the results instead of just work like Ctrl+F. It'd be nifty if it could collapse non-matching UUIDs.
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Comment #42335461
The hate wasn't always there. Pent up frustration for the healthcare system precipitated as hate when an obvious target hit the news.
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Comment #42200802
The executive branch only spends the money approved by congress. It only runs the agencies created by Congress. The executive branch can't shrink, can't spend less money, without C…
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Comment #42147388
So like ~/.ssh/ is bad? Or does it get grandfathered?
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Comment #41793594
Given the query, "baby peacock", doesn't describe something that actually exists, what results is Google expected to return? Actual baby peafowl? Cartoons of peacocks with "baby" p…