Closing the Raptors Republic chapter of my life
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American people don’t seem to see what’s right in front of them. In this short post I’ll tackle one glaring phenomenon that gets zero air time from any of the Western media, be it the traditional propagandists like CNN, Fox and MSNBC to the more progressive style of outlets. It is this: the continuous wealth transfer that is happening from the...
I've been using Flop for pagination in my Elixir app and learned that anytime a DISTINCT clause is used in Ecto when using Postgres, the columns in the clause are prepended to any ORDER BY clauses in the query. This was causing a lot of problems for Flop since it uses specific columns for cursor-based pagination and doing a DISTINCT product.id...
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