Not until we reach a post-scarcity society.
Not until we reach a post-scarcity society.
Easy work for a digital archivist.
Music studios didn’t have those in the 1990’s.
Just following longstanding studio practice of putting the masters in a vault so you can forget about them.
They’re not used to the risks of bit rot.
One time pads are almost impossible to use correctly in real world practice.
You’re doing people a real disservice if you promote this without spending at least as much time educating how to use it correctly.
Let’s talk after they start arresting studio execs for sending fraudulent DMCA takedowns.
If they ever come out with a service that has everything, no commercial breaks, and you can download for offline use, those pirates will be in real trouble.
Can you give Linus a Raiden hat?
Looping single inserts over an open connection is far far slower than a bulk insert because every row is another transaction.
Only thing it’s faster than is if you opened and closed a connection for each row.
Inserting 15k rows of 50 columns into a 50M table is something we do every day.
2100 params on a query sounds like spaghetti code.
I suspect OP is using single row insert statements when they need a bulk insert to be performant.
It’s only hard to tell indentation in Python when the code block gets longer than about a screen, which is usually a sign the code should be refactored into smaller methods.
I started in C before moving on to C++, Java, Ruby and Python.
I’ve had more bugs from missing braces than from misaligned whitespace because the latter is far more obvious when looking at a block of code.
As a serialization format, agree 100%, but would Python really be better if it switched to braces?
Voyager mentioned several times that replicator technology was not widely known in the Delta quadrant. They had Neelix cooking slow food to save on replicator energy usage. There were plot points of possible technology trade with the Kazon and others.
And we’re all orbiting the center of the Milky Way at 220km/s. Fast food for everyone!
The Minbari fast food restaurant in brown sector named McBari’s with the golden head bone. S5E14
And of course the conclusion is
If working with other open source developers is too hard, they could always fork the project.
Do your own homework, buddy.
So the etymology answer is collard greens are cabbage greens because they’re in the same family.
Then what’s the common part with rotkohl?
Hohoho we are very far from post scarcity. Read any newspaper.