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stronglang.wordpress.com
Swearing varies a lot from place to place, even within the same country, in the same language. But how do we know who swears what, where, in the big picture? We turn to data - damn big data. With great computing power comes great cartography. Jack Grieve, lecturer in forensic linguistics at Aston University in... |
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nebusresearch.wordpress.com
While poking around on Mathstodon, the mathematics-themed instance of the Twitter-like Mastodon, I ran across this. It's ``Mathober 2022'', the third of a series of daily doodling prompts, all built on mathematics themes. The list of topics, and the goal of the exercise, is described here. The idea is to take a chance to do... |
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ardentperf.com
TLDR: I was starting to think that the best choice of default DB collation (for sort order, comparison, etc) in Postgres might be ICU. But after spending some time reviewing the landscape, I now think that code-point order is the best default DB collation - mirroring Db2 and Oracle - and linguistic sorting can be... |
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www.amberbit.com
[AI summary] An Elixir developer provides a tutorial on executing raw SQL queries directly using the Postgrex and Mariaex libraries when Ecto's abstractions are insufficient, covering connection management and pooling. |
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