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code_scrapping

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About code_scrapping

Re-incorporated drone/PhD

Runner of threads, occupator of memory, tamer of segfaults, unpacker of packets.

ML/Linux/Python

Recent public activity

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    Comment #34608927

    Maybe you're right. Physical/behavioral differences were bigger, but fears based on them were simpler. As in your wolf/dog analogy - maybe they weren't developed enough to make a b…

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    Comment #34593539

    If you look at the racism problems today (with minor genetic differences causing such fuss), imagine the proto-racism back then. Scary.

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    Comment #31189699

    TLDR: It's Postgres. (I don't have any big opinions about the effort, I just wanted to hear what was the database chosen that was able to track all different data formats... and it…

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    Comment #30637987

    Blown away, by both the adaptiveness of the platform and software. It feels like the flexibility that I'd want for all of my prototyping experiments. Signed-up, and patiently cheer…

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    Comment #30441743

    If you take a look at the site's footer, they're stating the original logo copyright. Not sure about the "Git" trademark part...

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    Comment #27880396

    Maybe one day it'll be: https://github.com/tanin47/superintendent

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    Comment #27129660

    Why stop there? Respectfully, Emperor code_scrapping III Leader of the Free Code Monkeys Debugger of print statements Divider of Sets, Walker of Lists, Mapper of Dictionaries May h…

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    Ask HN: SQL Debugging Tool

    Hi all, this might be a basic question, but what tools do you use to debug complex SQL queries? I'm not talking about stored procedures, but such tools are welcome as well; but if …

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    Comment #26037338

    Maybe the problem is with my sense of humor, but I find that when a comedian starts the sketch with "you're a stupid moron, let me tell you why..." I have trouble following the res…

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    Comment #26036040

    Interesting. "I'll talk about a thing I don't like to people I don't like". Doesn't even work on the sarcasm/satire level because there's too much effort put into it. What am I mis…

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    Comment #26003031

    Hi Carl, purely judging from your profile picture it seems that you're about half my age :) and I think it's excellent that you're doing a bunch of things - personal blog, linux, t…

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    Comment #25629495

    I love when the comment section gives me more good reading material than the original post. Kudos to the community!

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    Comment #25504825

    That is the most shocking part, but it's not the emphasis of the rant - it's the added value that gives the author credibility. Please note that I'm coming from a 3rd world country…

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    Comment #25504747

    She writes "Google treats badly black, queer women", but the story is "Google treated ME badly, and I'm a black queer woman". Also, I'm not comfortable supporting or empathizing wi…

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    Comment #25429295

    If we're discussing the capitalist society, the salary does represent in a very literal form your worth to the company, and by consequence probably your skill level too. I'll admit…

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    Comment #25429109

    I agree with all above, and I'll go on a slight tangent. I dislike the "genius" and "gifted" labels because in the long run they're excuses why you're not one. "It's ok that he got…

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    Comment #25428312

    It's from the UTC+384h time zone.

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    Comment #25269354

    I have to ask - what's the revenue model? I didn't see a payed account option (which is nice), but I do wonder how you're going to sustain this without deciding after 5 years that …

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    Comment #24988071

    It was a good dad joke. (bases for analysis: am a dad, did laugh, was going to make the same joke myself)

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    Comment #24918579

    [Off-topic] I see the other post on Scott's blog "My summer 2020 road trip along the Italian Riviera", and I have to give impressions. It's not the first time I hear the story alon…

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    Comment #24837722

    > Thanks for the Kudos You're welcome and you deserve it! > Let's not imply that all decisions are malicous and all lawyers are evil. I'm really not. But I can imagine that if you'…

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    Comment #24835678

    That's a wonderful way of supporting people while also taking care of brand, styling recommendations etc. Kudos to Arduino! Maybe RPi just hired some lawyers that need to justify t…

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    Comment #24799374

    I still use BBC as one of the better European sources of information, after filtering mentally that it's (of course) tailored to UK audience. I'm not British, so maybe I wasn't pay…