This. Report the accident to your insurance company and tell them what the at-fault insurance company is trying to do.

You know the people voted for Brexit, right? Several prime ministers ago.

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Understood and we don't have state tax. However, I'm trying to think about better vehicles for federal tax if there are any

If your wife reads it, what book will you read in return?

You forgot the /s. My mom had to move out of her 500 square foot apartment because they wanted 1650/month for it and when she did it went up to 2,000/month. For 500 square feet!!! IN MORRISVILLE!

Yeah we usually do that

Bias.

primary key: the thing that is guaranteed to identify a row in a table. it might be a single column that's an incremental number (an identity column), or it might be something like a guid, or it might be two columns that together make a unique value, but might not be unique in themselves.

foreign key: when one table links a column or columns to the primary key in a different table. this is good for referential integrity, you can't put a value into the foreign key columns unless they actually refer to a row in the other table. and that row is prevented from being deleted if something references it. (or you do a cascading delete, that deletes all records pointing to the initial record you're deleting).

clustered index: the columns in the table that define the order that data is stored in. normally it's the primary key. sometimes it can be useful to have that as a timestamp, so records from similar times are all kept together in storage.

natural key: sometimes the data you're given has a key that uniquely identifies the record already available in it. a (bad) example might be your social security number. that uniquely identifies you from everyone else in the usa. isn't good for foreigners tho. the chassis number on a car might be another natural key.

surrogate key: if there's no natural primary key in your data, you'll need to give it one. if you just number the first inserted record as 1, the next as 2, etc, that key is not part of the natural data you're storing, it's surrogating for a natural key that isn't present.

Dude I’m just showing the cosplay I made like wtf🙃

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Yup. That'll about do it.

Looks like a pile of T-Shirts. Also thanks for the explanation

I thought that it’s not longer a thing now because it didn’t pass the senate?

Any nice books about killing games? I liked The Hunger Games, Danganronpa 1-2 (not books, but same concept), and Battle Royale. I tried Red Rising but didn't like the YA vibes. I'm not looking for YA; more mature would be nice.

I think we should be rooting for OpenAI or Google to get there before the Chinese or Russians. Slowing down will only increase the chance that some authoritarian regime gets there first.

And in the meantime, the US ought to think long and hard about forming a New Manhattan Project centered around the race to AGI. Some form of collaboration between the great American AI companies (Google, Open AI, Meta?, Amazon?, etc.) and the US government is what I'm looking for. But red tape from the government is an absolute non-starter.

Nearly every great band you've ever heard of started out playing in small venues for chump change, like $5 here. Then again if you just like crowds, try a Travis Scott show. People are dying to see him

You must not take the red line during rush hour. Currently shoulder to shoulder at metro center lol

In RP English it used to be viewed as "correct" to say "an historian", even though the "h" was always sounded. It's not the case anymore, but you'd hear newsreaders using that style up until late 90s/early 2000s.

again…what the fuck.

Childhood’s the free trial

Stolen joke but I don’t know from where

I loved Source Code.

RIP Duncan Jones’ career.