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mdellavo
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Comment #39952863
Using stimulants prescribed for ADHD to have extra pep in your step is drug abuse - just sayin. You see this a lot with adults taking stimulants for ADHD.
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Comment #37910012
One suggestion to the authors - every serious codebase I've ever worked on had their own set of linters and plugins for whatever linter they were using. How do I extend Ruff? Can I…
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Comment #37909964
it's version 0.x - breakages are expected
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Comment #35474029
It's not an open standard but the JVM spec is publically available and intended for multiple implementations https://docs.oracle.com/javase/specs/jvms/se8/html/
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Comment #30780661
sure but three days in a row?
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Comment #30711382
simply rendering tables - most of the (python) pdf generation libraries I evaluated a few years ago all had the same limitations (reflow is hard) around laying out large multipage …
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Comment #30710899
How well does this handle large tables that span pages? That seems to be a key differentiator for most PDF libs I sampled. I'd assume this works well if it's coming from Chromium
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Comment #30685537
you can pick a alternate browser on IOS and as I said - it was multiple instances Go in your google/android settings and make sure location tracking is off - come back and tell me …
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Comment #30685032
It's pretty much BS like that that had me switch to IOS after years on Android.
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Comment #30632413
Why would some be branded damaged because they have knowledge of a tool? That's ludicrous. I've used many databases including mongo. They are all tools like any other with pros and…
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Comment #30428261
hmm didnt this happen once before after a long weekend?
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Comment #30418257
fully typed? it used dicts for queryinb - should maybe look at sqlalchemy for comparison
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Comment #30379220
browserpass is the killer addon for pass - just calling it out
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Comment #30379206
I typically use the generate pass command to generate a new password - that isnt in history
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Comment #30379193
browserpass for the pass password manager does this
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Comment #30376343
https://www.passwordstore.org/
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Comment #30296892
what about applying a GIN index on the JSONB?
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Comment #30295681
EAV is a pattern you can easily roll out - https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/14/orm/examples.html#module-e... Another commenter illustrated some of the issues you will run into with t…
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Comment #30293226
Are you unrolling the nested JSON data structures and storing as traditional K/Vs in an EAV pattern? Possibly using one table for each datatype or using a sparse table? I'd be curi…
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Comment #30073119
I was taking Armodafinil for a bit and this was my experience - it was too strong and would lead to insomnia for me.
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Comment #29733430
people were without power for over two weeks after hurricane Sandy - no unrest
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Comment #29486936
It seems to be to be a misrepresentation to call this a mongodb alternative.
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Comment #28781076
if you delete the key - the data is effectively gone
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Comment #28316660
SQLModel is brand new? why not just use sqlalchemy which is more mature?
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Comment #28315621
optimistic locking is a useful technique that seems unfamiliar to many - it's worth looking into