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EtherCJ
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I love your parody of the type of person he's talking about in the article. Very funny.
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eggn00dles
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Aww.. a butthurt 20 year old doesn't understand what he's doing or talking about. Poor thing. I hope it's true, the irony of MS talking about another company not playing nice with browsers is epic.
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zitrusgrape
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compare with what languages?
- rust
- dlang
- swift
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I remember when I was using Opera 11, so many sites looked at the user agent and pretty much denied access to opera claiming incompatibilities. Changed the useragent, and the site worked better in opera than any other browser. ¯\\\_(ツ)_/¯
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t2_17d4bn
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Haha, touche.
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t0ps0il
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Was your last intern my boss?
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onebit
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Yep, best to do things perfectly. :)
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It's typical that it's an intern that's moaning about this, because it's microsoft getting fucked in the same way that they spent 2 decades fucking everyone else. Anyone older than an intern would recall this and see it as something microsoft has to take on the chin. But a naive intern thinks it's completely injust. Well it is, but *facepalm*
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tmssbt
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Hi 2nd\_world\_settler, thanks for taking the time to read the article and sharing your thoughts. To elaborate on your points:
1. The point regarding rules is about encapsulating a certain logic that is always true in our domain that we then don’t have to repeat when querying for our data. This helps to modularise and simplify our code.
Initially the article indeed only showed the pseudocode of the rule. I have now added the code of the rule itself, see for yourself.
2. Strings as fks may not be the best idea. However, the BLAST API that we use only returns us sequences, not protein IDs. So it’s common in the field to store this as one table and have these refer to other proteins by their sequences.
3. It sounds like the schema did not impress you. Storing proteins as one table would indeed get rid of the combinatory explosion of the data. However, what if you can't combine the tables into one? In a real world scenario, this is often not possible due to protein type data sitting across different tables. Integrating that into one table would require extensive work and therefore using a type system such as Grakn is a better solution. Perhaps that point should have been made clearer, my bad.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts.
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No, Windows 10 will lose your work to ensure that windows updates are applied.
It's disgraceful work! Linux rarely needs the computer to be restarted to apply updates.
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rovarma
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Startup time? What's this thing you speak of? Surely everyone just sleeps their pc and keeps VS open 24/7? :P
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And the kicker is, MS was ahead of the game by using the exact same installation for all applications... Instead of packaging the entire beast for every damn app...
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kurashu89
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Yep.
I know it won't always work out, but you can try.
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t2_k6ooe
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And this redesign broke Chromecast support (you can't queue up videos, you have to be on the page to watch), leaving us to use `disable_polymer=true`
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rovarma
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Aside from having to recompile all your dependencies, sure.
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vsync
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> implying Google cares about accessibility rather than actively working against it
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mattroo88
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It’s good to share this since the bug is within the the react native library and anyone with a react native app could potentially have this issue. Although I’d like to know the specific JavaScript code which caused this in the first place.
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HalibetLector
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t2_17d4bn
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Step 1: Learn C.
Step 2: Realize Rust is a toy that will never replace C.
Lather, rinse and repeat until you are no longer brainwashed by the pansexual deviant satanists from Mozilla.
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Superpickle18
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t2_kzk9p
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Edge forked Trident and removed 20 years of bullshit, so IE would stop beign a piece of shit.
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TheBestOpinion
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https://youtu.be/tfnldxWlOhM?t=694
>These are all great ways of dealing with concurency
>It's great to have these
>But these all have one very critical problem.
[cue 26 minutes of video]
It's almost as if he knew what he was talking about.
Backseat programmer much ?
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XelNika
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> end result might be -1 or -2 from the original value
Wouldn't it be either 0 or -1? The image already shows the worst case.
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I know you're a troll and I hate you 99% of the time, but you can occasionally be quite amusing. I got a good laugh out of this.
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IceSentry
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I'm not sure exactly how it does it, but it uses native components while running on dotnet.
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_WeAreAllToBlame_
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Maybe you should explain that to my team members who consider self-documenting code and a README.md with "it's easy, just `make install`" valid "documentation.
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bl00dshooter
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> Clearly it was all the consumers reading their spec list and standards compliance ratings.
But maybe it did have something to do with the fact that a few years ago Chrome was much faster than other browsers (or at least Firefox), not to mention (AFAIK) it was the first browser to isolate tabs into different processes, which helped mitigate crashes.
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heisenbug
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Yes, given a precise enough type, there might be only one total program that type checks. In such a case once the algorithm is able to come up with it, it isn't necessary to spell it out any more. Just specify the signature and call it done.
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rocketbunny77
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Oh, sounds so _evil_ of them.
/s
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PQQKIE
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Ken Thompson. Co-creator of Unix with Dennis Ritchie. He's an equal interesting dude. I used to work for AT&T and met a few of the luminaries at the Labs but not Ritchie or Thompson, only Pike, Korn, Stroustrop, and Weinberger. I started using Unix System III which was before you whippersnappers were born. Now, get off my lawn!
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vsync
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t2_2q0ng
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Microsoft is also terrible for accessibility as well as not breaking your computer on a whim and they not only refuse to give in but make it worse
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I wrote about uppercase keywords more as of peculiarity inherited from Modula, rather than a defect. Syntax is not that important if the semantics gives benefits
> I wouldn't call type extension "OOP from the 90s," it's quite unique to Oberon.
TBH, when I read about it, it sounded exactly like field inheritance in other languages. Am I missing something?
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t2_csjld
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Xbox too
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Well, oracle suck at this. Their optimizations basically mean that all look ups are sequential.
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Skorohodov
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In this case Postgres would be a fine choice, especially if you partition your table on your created timestamp and take advantage of constraint exclusion or since PG11 the more advanced partition pruning.
Effectively you can decide to ignore any rows from before a certain time in the past. Tune your query appropriately and you'll only ever need to access the current 'hot' partition while still having your entire history available in the same logical structure.
You don't specify how often you are inserting, but most append only workloads are pretty heavy. In this case some basic advice applies to minimize write latencty: avoid complex triggers, (especially before triggers), unneccesary indexes (just query along the primary key), keep your transactions small, and of course use a connection pool.
There is some more advanced tuning you can do as well for example increasing your `checkpoint_segments`, `checkpoint_completion_target` `checkpoint_timeout`. Postgres is so configurable that this can be a deep rabbit hole to go down to be honest. But the defaults are usually sane, so fine tuning the system parameters is usually only required in high performance environments.
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t5_2fwo
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Superpickle18
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t2_kzk9p
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decade old?...uh..
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t5_2fwo
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sheikhy_jake
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t2_cldqr
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Id say there is a scientific consensus on the issue. It isn't a 50:50 split for sure.
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t5_2fwo
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r/programming
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_WeAreAllToBlame_
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t2_2ic57x83
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Thanks captain obvious. I assume you're never stumbled upon a C or C++ lib that provided a doxygen page without any comments.
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ec458ke
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sorsaffari
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t2_2ii6cwar
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u/[2nd\_world\_settler](https://www.reddit.com/user/2nd_world_settler) what you're failing to comprehend is the fact that the rule that you copy pasted (hope you didn't just count the lines!), creates the drug-disease-association relationship dynamically at runtime, wherever the pattern in the \`then\` body is found to be true in the data. The idea here is reusability of that rule, not only in the query mentioned in the blog post, but also in any other query that relates to a drug associated with a disease.
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lechatsportif
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t2_aqsat
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When does it not?
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eb63mlo
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t3_a3grvx
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t5_2fwo
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_WeAreAllToBlame_
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t2_2ic57x83
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The world is littered with frameworks and libs with "fuck you" levels of documentation.
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Viker_
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Yehh but a steel factory worker actually does WORK... As in every minute he is there he produces a valuable commodity that will be used as a utility by someone else...
A programmer is closer to a writer... Most of the things they write are junk and useless... But sometimes that code will actually compile and run in production... Until the next programmer comes and decides that the code is outdated and needs to be "reworked" in the newest library. That is like a factory working comming to your house taking your car apart just to put it back together in hopes of it working just a bit better... Oh yeh that car rebuild will cost you just as much as the first car build....
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/r/programming/comments/a3ft3u/the_shame_of_being_a_nonpassionate_developer/eb63rgj/
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errorkode
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Not to ruin a meme, but George RR Martin has published five Song of Ice and Fire books since 96 while Donald Knuth is about halfway done with book four and he's been working on those since 68. Just saying.
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crash41301
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Ironically, you mean like mysql engine selection options?
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Lalli-Oni
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They just leave a way for anyone to get root access on any machine. And tell you about it.
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ec45dqw
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t3_a7hbku
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/r/programming/comments/a7hbku/windows_sandbox/ec45dqw/
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jsrobson10
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Sounds like some undefined behaviour
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eb63uza
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t3_a3crqx
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EWJacobs
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Well yeah. I wasn't saying all framework have documentation. Just that all frameworks need documentation in ways that don't apply for other kinds of code.
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ec45ff7
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t3_a7lho8
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metalevelconsulting
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> It seems like they always become a hybrid of agile / waterfall.
or agile/kanban.
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eb63yxl
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t3_a3enf4
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/r/programming/comments/a3enf4/did_agile_definitely_kill_waterfall/eb63yxl/
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Eirenarch
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t2_46hjd
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Yeah seems about right.
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/r/programming/comments/a7k0an/did_google_cripple_edges_youtube_performance/ec45ghn/
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Captain___Obvious
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t2_335bp
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> All right, this seems pointless. The crashes seem quite random anyway. The crash rate is raising at about 10%. Seems like you basically have 1 chance out of 10 to have the app crash on you when starting it.
lol, I wish I could get that high of a reproduction rate on some bug that the customer has deemed "production lines down", fix this now
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eb6478g
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t3_a3crqx
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r/programming
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Wickity
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t2_3ace6
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I really put a lot of trust in the months, maybe weeks, of experience this intern has in the industry.
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ec45i2l
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t3_a7jj68
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r/programming
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billsil
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> "Your library is not threadsafe here" should be enough to get someone's attention, you'd think.
Give me a test problem. If you don't care to follow up...mehh
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t3_a3crqx
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t5_2fwo
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vinnl
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t2_36ai2
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Tip: there's the [Multi-Account Containers extension](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/multi-account-containers/) that similarly allows you to segregate user tracking for arbitrary sites, within the same instance of Firefox.
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t3_a7jj68
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sknnywhiteman
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t2_7yhgg
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My favorite is the [many worlds](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Many-worlds_interpretation) interpretation.
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semperverus
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t2_41g4z
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Yes, quite a lot actually
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t3_a3crqx
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Torniojaws
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t2_lif0i6
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Pick a random location in Helsinki center. 95 % of the time, it will be from 2009 +/-. You can even see buildings that no longer exist! Not to mention smaller cities...
Stockholm is slightly better off, but you will still find a lot of views from 2011.
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Hauleth
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Then you need CRDT instead of RDBMS. Each situation needed slightly different constraints. PostgreSQL (or any other DB) isn’t silver bullet.
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Coherent_Paradox
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In this I agree. I find it a tool to be used on the same level as a design meeting where architecture is decided. It could for instance be used to implement certain parts of a system, so that the whole team has a common understanding of that component. But I don't believe this would work as an overall practice to all purposes
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zqvt
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here's a [pretty thorough explanation](https://eng.uber.com/mysql-migration/), from uber's engineering blog (which is worth a read in general)
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crusoe
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t2_3wvh
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I've done shit like that to fix key handling issues.
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ec45mag
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t3_a7jj68
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2nd_world_settler
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t2_mpz2b
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>The point regarding rules is about encapsulating a certain logic that is always true in our domain that we then don’t have to repeat when querying for our data. This helps to modularise and simplify our code.
This can be done in SQL as well. At least, repetetive `sequence in (...)` subquery could be defined as a CTE.
>However, what if you can't combine the tables into one?
Multiple proteins could be presented as a materialized view, leading to the same code as above but without modifying original tables.
> However, the BLAST API that we use only returns us sequences,
I meant `Disease_Gene`.`DiseaseName` that references `Disease`.`DiseaseName`.
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/r/programming/comments/a3fgrl/sql_vs_graql_writing_151_lines_of_sql_in_4_lines/eb64s62/
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Crocusfan999
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t2_66ebfds
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There are more than 4 out now...I guess if you aren’t counting 4A as a book
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ec45mbs
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t3_a7m6jc
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/r/programming/comments/a7m6jc/a_profile_on_donald_knuth/ec45mbs/
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atrich
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t2_3o32q
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> or in a 2nd job after microsoft, I guess
Based on [this old joke about company org charts](http://bonkersworld.net/organizational-charts), I'm surprised they didn't learn about bug reports in large organizations while at Microsoft...
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vinnl
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t2_36ai2
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Shadow DOM was not deprecated, HTML Imports were.
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False
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ec45mne
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t3_a7jj68
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zarandysofia
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t2_ou7jv
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This is as cool as Slime.
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False
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eb64w22
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t3_a3cble
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t3_a3cble
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/r/programming/comments/a3cble/idris_2_typedriven_development_of_idris/eb64w22/
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vinnl
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t2_36ai2
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YouTube is still on an old version of Polymer that doesn't yet use the standardised version.
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ec45o2x
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t3_a7jj68
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Saphon
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t2_odnld
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Not in Preview 1, but we intend to allow you to run Code Cleanup on all .cs files in a given project or solution in the next preview.
It should also support mixed projects, so if you have a solution with C# and C++ files, you should be able to run Code Cleanup on the entire solution and it'll skip over languages that aren't yet supported.
(Yes, we also have plans to add more languages beyond just C#. This is the first public preview, but we've got more to do).
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eb650f7
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/r/programming/comments/a32r4e/announcing_visual_studio_2019_preview_1/eb650f7/
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leapbitch
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t2_vz0xn
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But at least they force the videogame studios they bought to put their IPs on gamepass.
In terms of purely PR/personal reasons, Microsoft is one of my favorite megacorps (let's just ignore that I said I have a favorite corporation). Even though they have a sort of "if it ain't broken let's find a way to break it" design philosophy.
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Just reinstall after the upgrade. Check the sandboxie forums, Microsoft sometimes flags it inappropriately. I've seen the upgrade flag on an installer on disk, but not even installed.
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From my basic understanding of neurons in the brain, the synapses in the brain may or may not fire given a certain threshold. Think of it like a sigmoid function. Might be super wrong about this - Would be really happy to hear if I am
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I get downvoted just for suggesting they add a feature enabling people not have the need to
> curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh
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maccio92
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seriously dude? you got triggered by a subheading explaining that project? that caused you inexplicable agony? there's not even advertisements... it's literally just a small gray text subheading announcing a project.
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And a link to D language web site? not an article? not a thought? nothing? Downvoted.
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riwtrz
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[The microcode updates are available from Microsoft.](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/4093836/summary-of-intel-microcode-updates)
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There's a sliver of a valid idea there. Libraries should have their own tests that verify their API contract. You should write tests that demonstrate your own code gives a valid response to an input (which might call a library in the process, unless you need to mock it out). If you have a function that literally just passes arguments and results back and forth with a library, there isn't much value to be gained by testing it. However, you should always have integration tests at some level, and if you're using libraries that don't have stable APIs or tests, well...
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Kaloffl
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And it still is a bad idea
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Do you have some pointers to help me do so? Also, what about the point about debugabbility? Do you have a visual debugger with breakpoints etc for Pl/PgSQL?
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the_bananalord
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Shadow DOM V0 was deprecated and Firefox isn't adding support for the new Shadow DOM API until v63.
But thank you for correcting me, my statement was sweeping and I didn't realize there was a newer version of the API that had taken its place and was actually being adopted. I've updated my post to reflect that.
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> The idea here is reusability of that rule, not only in the query mentioned in the blog post, but also in any other query that relates to a drug associated with a disease.
My suggested query can be rewritten as a view as well. Dynamically updated, covering all future data and such. I've just rewritten that enormous query from the article to show, that it can be(as /u/ayampanggang asked) rewritten in a simpler, shorter and more efficient way.
>hope you didn't just count the lines
That's the author who started the line counting.
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This is really nice. Though I don't like that there doesn't seem to be a way to save a copy of the sandbox for future use; hopefully that will get added in the future.
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Tordek
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> People have last names, family names, or anything else which is shared by folks recognised as their relatives.
Bonus: Icelandic names are patronymic, so Bjorn Stefansson may have a daugher called Bjork Bjorndottir and a son called Stefan Bjornson. Neither siblings (of different sexes) nor parents might share a last name.
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midairfistfight
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That comment is much more reasonable statement than those trying to make hay out of it portray it to be.
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cowardlydragon
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In theory I agree. But you run headlong into the saw:
In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice...
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antisql
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I want off the Google/Facebook wild ride.
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amazondrone
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> at least theoretically
I'd argue it's the other way around.
_Theoretically_ you shouldn't need to give a damn about the internals of the api/sdk/framework, because _theoretically_ you should be able to treat it as a black box and _theoretically_ it should be perfect.
_Practically_, on the other hand...
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Brian
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Listening? I mean, music is actually one of the biggest uses of youtube, and there are plenty of other videos where the audio part is all you need.
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Exactly. They're holding it wrong.
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thebritisharecome
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Reading through the comments, there are plenty counter arguments as well as randos trying to verify OPs claims and failing.
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PublicDutyGland
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Consistent SSO login patterns for users who use a non-site page for auth. They can also alter the second page based on email/username providing personalization to prevent phishing. Here's some better info http://ask.metafilter.com/296339/Why-are-sites-switching-to-two-page-login-processes
Also, this has nothing to do with programming. What is it doing here?
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kraeftig
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Sounds like a good lesson in data redundancy and backup.
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Tordek
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> Confound your cultural relativism! People in my society, at least, agree on one commonly accepted standard for names.
The answer to that was a cop-out; in any case, in my fairly standard western society (Argentina) people usually have 2 first names and one last, but up to 3 is allowed by law; some people go by one last name, others use 2, then there's the prefix thing; also married women may change their last name to "$Firstname $Maidenname de $Wedname" or just take the new last name, or not change it at all...
> There is no algorithm (short of remembering the original format) which can transform a name in a guaranteed reversible way.
Also a cop-out; just point out that changing case isn't valid because `de Brujn` and `De Brujn` are both valid names...
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anengineerandacat
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Polymer and an old version at that and it's not served different than Firefox it's just that the core feature that Chrome implemented (shadowdom) isn't fully established in Firefox and uses a lesser performing polyfill.
​
[https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17050358](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17050358)
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Doomaa
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MySQL?
I would imagine that a giant company like Uber would use Oracle or MS SQL. Is there an obvious reason they don't? Licensing cost?
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lengau
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Honestly, that link doesn't necessarily mean much since it doesn't include things Microsoft doesn't patch. This is a much better source to back up your claim:
http://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list.php?vendor_id=26&product_id=32238&version_id=0&page=1&hasexp=0&opdos=0&opec=0&opov=0&opcsrf=0&opgpriv=0&opsqli=0&opxss=0&opdirt=0&opmemc=0&ophttprs=0&opbyp=0&opfileinc=0&opginf=0&cvssscoremin=0&cvssscoremax=0&year=0&month=0&cweid=0&order=1&trc=739&sha=41e451b72c2e412c0a1cb8cb1dcfee3d16d51c44
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