They just need to infect one superspreader
You can do that with window functions in Postgres: SELECT MAX(salary) OVER (), first_name, last_name FROM employee;
Just don't let the tube show a single digit for too long. It would probably wear it out more evenly if you make the numbers "blink", e.g. instead of always showing 3, show "03" by alternating between 0 and 3 with a…
In a very fundamental level I think that is exactly what the idea of science is: to predict future. That is the whole point. We want useful models that given an input (observation of current state) produce output that…
They just need to infect one superspreader
You can do that with window functions in Postgres: SELECT MAX(salary) OVER (), first_name, last_name FROM employee;
Just don't let the tube show a single digit for too long. It would probably wear it out more evenly if you make the numbers "blink", e.g. instead of always showing 3, show "03" by alternating between 0 and 3 with a…
In a very fundamental level I think that is exactly what the idea of science is: to predict future. That is the whole point. We want useful models that given an input (observation of current state) produce output that…