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Reply to Hi, I’m new here by PainlessEphemera
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Reply to overwhelming presence of garlic by toasthaste
tastes good, but gives me stomach ache
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Reply to chalk under an electron microscope by mm_
this is so freakin cool
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Reply to comment by hollyhoppet in adventures in high fiber cereal ep 2 by hollyhoppet
i'm glad someone does so they don't go to waste
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Reply to someone please tell me i shouldn't feel guilty for asking to work from home because i threw out my voice by hollyhoppet
i think for most people working from home is way more efficient for all parties involved. i feel like a lot of offices don't even really have any solid reason to exist anymore except that forcing you to stay looking busy reassures the capitalists
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Reply to adventures in high fiber cereal ep 2 by hollyhoppet
i get wheaties which is basically all the greatness of raisin bran but you don't have to pick around all the fruit fossils
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Reply to comment by voxpoplar in just pushed some visual changes by hollyhoppet
yeah it's kinda hard to read stuff without highlighting text in night mode now
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that was wild. i gotta get better at this game
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Reply to comment by butthole69 in ruby lets you put an array inside itself by musou
i'll let you know when i finish .add
ing every set to this Set
i just instantiated
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i do not know Aly Raisman but i want to give them a high five for seizing an opportunity to do what a lot of victims never get the chance to do.
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Reply to comment by butthole69 in inaugural tea post by oolong
if you like strong flavors you might try irish breakfast tea, the kind i can get at my grocery store has a very strong flavor
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Reply to comment by devtesla in The Radio Dept. - Your True Name by devtesla
damn, that's good. i admit i did not pay attention to the lyrics the first time, i often find it hard to focus on words and music at the same time and most of what i make and listen to is instrumental. but i looked them up and listened again and it transformed the experience
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Reply to please kickstart my gritty bubsy reboot 'Bubsy, Slave Zero' where Bubsy must brutally battle the forces of tyranny in an epic, blood-soaked tale by toasthaste
do i have to play the original bubsy to get up to date on the story first?
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Reply to The Radio Dept. - Your True Name by devtesla
i have not heard these folks before but this is such a nice and sweet song i love it
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Reply to me irl by Presidential_Afro
i do not understand why anyone would buy that many of those things, but it's obviously important to them and i hope the entire collection is well-insured
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how will they know you are the protagonist if you don't have something to billow dramatically behind you at key moments
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Reply to WHAT DO I DO WITH THIS INFORMATION by toasthaste
WHERE'S ALL THE PIPISMON?
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Reply to inaugural tea post by oolong
i don't know much about tea but i have been drinking ten ren high mountain oolong lately and it's real nice to me
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Reply to Jackie Chan Adventures by voxpoplar
i don't know where you find all these wacky cartoons but i love them all
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Reply to comment by flabberghaster in ORMs are weird sometimes by musou
yeah most of the ones i have used do have the ability to execute raw SQL queries, which is how i solved the problem i had the other day. but you lose a lot of the benefit of using the ORM in the first place, you usually have to handle query pagination, input sanitization, and casting the response (which usually comes back as a 2D list of primitives) to the appropriate data structures yourself.
and just as bad, the code now has inconsistency in it. i never feel good about doing the same thing two different and incompatible ways.
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Reply to when baby birds learn to fly do they get that going down fast feeling in their stomach like people do by mankyfax
this explains why birds are always barfing
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Reply to "In this short post I’m going to attempt to convince you that current network (Internet) latencies are here to stay, because they are already within a fairly small factor of what is possible under known physics" by mm_
like many people, the first program i ever made for fun was on a texas instruments calculator. trying to fit the whole thing in the available space, and getting it to run at tolerable speeds, was just as big of a puzzle as getting the program to work like i wanted.
i think for the majority of the history of computing, we've had to pay way more attention to efficiency, and overcoming the limitations of hardware, than most everyday programmers have to deal with today. and as we start bumping up against physical limitations like this, the skills and techniques required to optimize programs for space and execution speed will start to become more important to the majority of programmers again.