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h/t to @nanami.codes that kept mentioning it and made me curious :p
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officially we have a parade where all military forces, police departments, and auxiliary forces (e.g. Red Cross) salute the President of the Republic, and other important offices of the state
me? I had a beer đș
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that said, I see the difference between recyclable and general waste even on house scale
I fill a bag of plastic and metal on a weekly basis, while I throw out half bag of general waste once a month
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for some reason, Italy has the highest recycling rate of the EU with about 85%
I found it amazing given the fact we (Italians) are not particularly fond at following rules xD
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regular pepsi
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for some reason I fell in love with Ampere (ARM64) processors
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I would like to, having no idea about self performance wonât let me know if different approaches lead to improvements or not
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suburb of one of the biggest italian cities đ„Č
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I have two within 20 min walking, but tbh 40 min for a round trip is a little too much for me
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I write entire backends in Python đ
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I would never âtrade inâ my autism even if it was possible
I canât speak for everyone, but for me what made QOL a mess was being undiagnosed
if I had been assessed when I was a child things could have been drastically different
also given that I probably had ADHD too those childhood years
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I agree as I dislike error handling in Go in general, everything feels to clumsy when it comes to pass error around
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I donât think it is a case of people not caring about error handling, but mostly some kind of error that you cannot handle other than logging it
if it happens a IO error you canât reasonably fix it because it means the disk said âsayonaraâ xD
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I didn't know PRQL, it seems really interesting, I'll take a look
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keeping in mind what is standard SQL and what is not is still valuable, avoiding database-specific features when not needed is always a good thing
that said, most of my application just won't work in another database because of feature lacking that I would need to reimplement otherwise
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I kinda hope we never will, self consciousness and slavery labor doesnât mix well together đŹ
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the first iteration was obviously unoptimized, but the very fact that it worked by standard SQL constructs is brilliant
of course you have to study implementation specific instructions, but the SQL foundations remain solid and you donât have to relearn anew every time
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you are right, but the fact it is still portable at some degree itâs a miracle
two years ago I had to work with a Data Warehouse, a behemoth compared to my usual projects
I was able to SELECTâŠFROMâŠWHERE⊠just fine, without any prior knowledge about that particular implementation
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imo whatever other implementation than SQL will lead to proliferation of âproprietaryâ API and then you would need to learn a new language for each new db
see Cypher and Neo4j as a loosely related example (yes Iâm aware that it is a Graph DB and not a RDBMS)
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I use Pandas often and it does the same thing a database do, but to use it you just do function calls
itâs not an absurd idea to have a different way rather than using SQL
I donât find feasible to do so tho, you would still need SQL for âmanualâ access to the database
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9070 XT proved harder to get, I was already slightly over budget so I choose the 7800X3D over the 9800X3D because it was cheaper and available
tbh the system exceeds already my gaming requirements, I donât really need to minmax everything
even the SSD is PCIe 4.0 just because it was cheaper
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unix-based x86 traditionally stores time as signed int, counting seconds from 00:00:00 1 jan 1970, the max value of 2^31-1 is 2,147,483,647 seconds that are 68 years (give or take)
1970+68 = 2038
so there is a moment during 2038 where the integer overflows and the number flips into negative
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I hope not, people are already working to avoid it
wiki.debian.org/ReleaseGoals...
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wait⊠2030 is new, what kind of bug is that? the 32 bit apocalypse is 2038, isnât it?
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Haruhi was aired out of order e.g. the first episode aired was the 11th in chronological order
if you find yourself lost it's a choice they made when the anime was released
you can find the chronological order on wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...
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as such I found most people absolutely unbothered by his figure, you may find some people in Genoa or in Liguria who are âproudâ of him, but most people in Italy just donât care as far as I know
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Italy became a unified kingdom in 1861, there were no such things as âItalianâ before that date; I donât want to be pedantic here, we literally didnât speak the same language and we didnât have a common culture
that said, Columbus has been traditionally a citizen of the Republic of Genoa
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unpopular opinion here, watching them in plot order instead of release order has been much more enjoyable for me
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those kind of people are the very reason why I'm misandric
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if you are curious about snapshots you can always use Disk Utility but I'd not remove them unless they give you headaches
here's how to show them:
support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/...
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iirc MacOS keep a snapshot of the last working operating system during upgrades, if something goes banana itâs easier that way to go back
give or take a MacOS installation size should be about 20GB
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APFS snapshots may cause it, also sometimes Time Machine get stuck and eats 50GB+ disk space as snapshots that I have to burn with fire manually
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yeah, well, I was born before the internet xD
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itâs not inherently a bad thing, quality now is so much better, but theyâre relatively expensive
I donât think I could have afforded such prices when I was 15
point is, Iâm out of money and I keep finding new manga to buy đ
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when I was still in university, it wasn't exactly a library, but more like a study hall...anyway I was passing by bathroom in the same moment as a guy and a girl exits both from it let's say "dressed in a hurry"
I also remember she wasn't wearing any shoes, only socks... ÂŻ\_(ă)_/ÂŻ
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people nowadays forget that reality isnât democratic
just because everyone agree with something doesnât make it real