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Same, and swapped my GUSD just in case that decides to do anything screwy.


SharePoint admin at current position. Apart from PowerApps, PowerAutomate, and those beasts, I don't find SharePoint too bad to deal with. It's one of those tools that if you use frequently you can navigate through it without too much fuss, but if you're not using it often you will find yourself spending a ridiculous amount of time hunting a specific setting or option that's less-than-obvious to find.


Python's pandas library essentially does this when creating a DataFrame object from a CSV file. Of course, it's not always correct, but may be a starting point for your use case.


pandas is good if you are in python.

If you happen to be looking for something in java, you can try: https://github.com/deephaven/deephaven-csv

Benchmarks, along with other java alternatives discussed here: https://deephaven.io/blog/2022/02/23/csv-reader/


i used pandas, type guess isn't nice. especially on some string or time types. also extend pandas types is hard, pandas's design is more like a numerical computation tool.


Can't a privately owned company just ban whoever for whatever (or no) reason at all?


Yep.


My great-grandmother's folks used to make this. The "family recipe" dates back over a hundred years. Back in those days they would use the meat from the head, snout, feet of the hogs. The "store-bought" Brunswick stew that we find nowadays is so full of sugar and artificial sweetness, and doesn't really do the old recipe justice. Our family's recipe would cater more to the folks that enjoy a vinegar/mustard based stew.

Only problem is, the original recipe makes something like five gallons of stew, maybe suited more for family reunions or large gatherings. Efforts to size down the recipe doesn't seem to yield the same flavor. Definitely a staple of my childhood and to think that the recipe has been passed down for multiple generations is just amazing!

EDIT: Grew up about 40 miles from Brunswick, Georgia USA. I'm assuming this is where the name originates from.


"The exact origin of the stew is disputed. The states of Virginia, North Carolina, and Georgia all claim its birth, with Brunswick County in Virginia and the city of Brunswick in Georgia both claiming it was developed there. It may have originated earlier in some form in the city of Braunschweig (English: Brunswick) in the Duchy of Brunswick-Lüneburg in today's northern Germany."

Also a Brunswick County in coastal NC.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brunswick_stew


The origin is disputed but I can confidently say this: I have seen Brunswick Stew on restaurant menus a lot more in Georgia than in Virginia or the Carolines. That's anecdata at its finest.


I’m from Georgia and my grandmother used to get the best Brunswick stew from the local bbq place when I would visit. I’ve heard people used to make it with squirrel.

Is it possible to share the recipe? Is the meat chopped finely or in chunks?


Meat is a combination of finely chopped with few chunks, more shredded really than anything. When I get home I'll see if I can find that recipe. I certainly don't mind sharing. :)


To avoid litigation???


Recently moved over all of my Raspberry Pi boxes to DietPi and I have been absolutely loving it so far! Much more performant than other OSes that I've tried out of the box.


Good point here, I will definitely check this and report back. :)


I work as a dev _for_ the accountants. We have that amount of data.


You don't understand. They said "believe me". It must mean 100% of the accountants will never ever encounter 1M rows.


Tried to buy a static IP address from my ISP, responded that it's only offered to users of their "business" plans. The business plans: same up/down as I'm receiving now, but for more $$$. -_-


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