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laxentasken

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    Comment #21135497

    Looking through the docs I cannot find the limitations for what you can generate (e.g. only simple column * column or more "advanced" statements like you can use in a update statem…

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    Comment #20927973

    Got PIVPN (openvpn) running on my raspberry pi. Went almost too smooth to set up.

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    Comment #20156293

    You're forgetting oink.

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    Comment #18269065

    Yeah, sorry about that. Well the file will only contain changes that need to be reflected in the old file (which servers as a master). Usually the file contains around 120 fields w…

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    Ask HN: Best way to do heavy csv processing?

    I got a couple of big csv files (~5-10GB with millions of rows) that needs to be processed (linked to older files and updating the data etc) and then exported to new csv files. The…

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    Comment #17515082

    “We know that worrying and giving attention to pain ultimately increases it. Staying active and moving is better than rest when it comes to chronic back and neck pain.” This, this …

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    Comment #17319592

    Updated with "The data is relational and as for now the size is ~400GB which I expect to grow around 3% each time. There wont be much reads as the tables will be exported for furth…

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    Ask HN: Database migration project – which database?

    Hi! I'm tasked with migrating a existing db project from a proprietary database to "a better solution" as the current one is becoming quite unstable due to various bugs and the fac…

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    Comment #17304390

    Have you looked into Go?

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    Comment #16939772

    This is part three. Part one: http://gmorpheme.net/lisp-in-small-pieces-of-clojure-part-1.... Part two: http://gmorpheme.net/lisp-in-small-pieces-of-clojure-part-2....

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    Comment #16830104

    some stuff here: https://blog.veitheller.de/Carp.html

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    Comment #15720773

    Sorry, missed the tabs! But this looks really awesome! By looks of it there are recordings of the lectures already up.. Will for sure go through the materials. If you ever come to …

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    Comment #15720650

    Any plans to put the course materials online?

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    Comment #15694811

    Found it on my Oneplus X. Maybe this is the time to try out Apple.

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    Comment #15482384

    That it took me a whole weekend (not really but it felt like it) or the fact that I did it? Homework :)

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    Comment #15481604

    Thanks for linking this. Spent my weekend implementing a reverse string function in MIPS and it never struck me that I could do it recursive instead.

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    Comment #15130465

    "NOAA’s National Hurricane Center does not control the naming of tropical storms. Instead, there is a strict procedure established by the World Meteorological Organization. For Atl…

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    Comment #15079256

    If you do work in CL for a living, may I ask what kind of applications and which area? The reason for my question is that CL (and racket) seems like a very good idea to put some ti…

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    Comment #14700952

    I wonder how Porsche and the alike will adapt to that situation. Sure it will take some years before someone will start pushing it...

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    Comment #14662078

    Started looking at getting into Racket and CL after reading up on lisp and there is something about it that really bugs me, in a good way. Sadly the train seems to have left the st…