Mark Kolich

Twitter is an absolute cluster-cesspool of a dumpsterfire. Burn it down.

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@macruzq You can find the original content here:

https://t.co/nCrmYp5YHc

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@mbrown14 @realDonaldTrump IT’S JUST NOT FARE!!!!!

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@SouthwestAir Hi, looks like your fare schedule through January 5, 2020 did not open on 5/23 as this thread indicated. Understandably things change, but just wondering if you could share an updated date on when you expect these fares to open up?

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Hi @SouthwestAir when will fares be available for Nov-Dec 2019 and into January 2020? I’m currently only able to book flights through Nov 2nd.

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@nathansmith @SilvestriCodes +1 here, eliminated most sugars and carbs from my regular diet and lost almost 10-lbs in a month and a half without any changes to my exercise routine.

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@malwarebo What Ubuntu are you running?

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@abrahamvegh @Twitter %20

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@DarkainMX @blbraner @donatj I think that's true, but in my case, mysqldump was running remotely as part of a batch job and we had no means to write a custom /etc/my.cnf on the host.

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@DarkainMX @blbraner @donatj To add: I had some external processes that were using `mysqldump` and other tooling to extract+dump data from the DB offline. When we made the switch to `utf8mb4`, we discovered `mysqldump` defaults to `utf8`. Had to set `--default-character-set=utf8mb4` w/ `mysqldump` too 🙄

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@decryptlyfe I have those exact sunglasses. Awesome.

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@first_toob @newsycombinator No good deed goes unpunished I see.

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@iurenee If there’s anything to take away from that documentary, Fake it till you make it™ is the worst business plan ever

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@lhochstein Hystrix.

Too soon?

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@izendejas I read your point to be you’ve never used any CSV library that handles this very common use case correctly. I just cited you one for the JVM that indeed does based on my personal experience. Also, str.split(“\n”)? So your TSV input never contains new lines? Lucky you! 🙃

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@jessicacheung But if you had user-agent “Toaster-Oven/1.2” you can infer it’s a toaster oven and given the version it’ll support pizza bagels and hot pockets. While the new and improved “Toaster-Oven/2.0” user agent implies a platform that can support all those ~and~ cook a mini pizza.

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@jessicacheung If you had a user-agent of “Toaster/1.2” you can infer the device platform is a toaster of some kind and given the version 1.2 it’s capable of supporting features bagels and toast.

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@jalbertbowdenii @izendejas Right; I’ve had no qualms with CSV either. Albeit slightly annoying, a complete and fully supported library in front of it has made interacting with the data format a non-issue.

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@izendejas GTK. YMMV, but I’ve used the Apache Commons CSV library quite successfully in numerous projects that have had no problems with parsing user data: https://t.co/L2LuHWyesZ