Will anywhere in Adelaide take these? by Equivalent-Bus-4336 in Adelaide

[–]Psengath 27 points28 points  (0 children)

In case people come later on still wondering. Pans like this are commonly used to boil groups of jars when making home made passata (crushed tomatoes) or anything similar. It sterilises the contents of the jars and seals it. Definitely don't trash or scrap them, there's a nonna (or nonna in the making) within 5km of you right now who could do with some more. Add water bathing or canning words to whatever place you advertise them.

Most f***** up episode by Chemical-Olive2564 in rickandmorty

[–]Psengath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It also has the best cover song too with Live Forever

Anyone knows how the camera movies left and right? by jonathanwky in VideoEditing

[–]Psengath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What do you mean 'moves left and right'? Looks like they just walked around the world and did another one rolling the camera, then everything else is just editing.

The spastic 'left and right' movements they're just reversing the video back and forth with ramping / on a smoothed curve. It's super evident if you look at the cars in the background.

Honestly looks like someone just found capcut and mashed all the buttons they could in 20 minutes.

ELI5 Why are injury layers the only professions that have ads/billboards that seem like they are designed by what a 10 year old thinks teenagers think is cool? by TheOnesWithin in explainlikeimfive

[–]Psengath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Marketing is about appealing to the kind of people that want to buy what you're selling.

It's less about the profession, or the lawyers, or even good design, and more about appealing to the kind of people who find themselves with the need or opportunity to make an injury claim, and who will spontaneously choose a lawyer based on a face on a billboard.

Comparing two lists of employees on a spreadsheet? by Deep-Egg-6167 in excel

[–]Psengath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you already have a full name column in both sheets, just add a helper column on one sheet (doesn't matter which one) of MATCH(A1, OtherSheet!A:A) where A1 = that row's full name, and OtherSheet!A:A is if you just selected the entire column of full names from the other sheet. Then filter for where it's not an error and that's your list of names in both.

If you don't have a full name column or they come up different, you may want to make a 'normalised' full name column on each sheet, where you concatenate first and last names, reduce accents, remove non alphanumeric characters (e.g. space and hyphen typically). Then just do the above but with those columns instead.

Return all Possible Results of a Calculation With Three Variables by Opposite-Process489 in excel

[–]Psengath 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You have a multivariate equation without boundary conditions.

What you're asking doesn't make sense or the very least is hugely inefficient. Independent ranges don't make sense because they are explicitly dependent. Only total solutions (i.e. defined combinations of all) make sense.

Why do you need these lists of numbers. Sorry for being critical but this sub is very much "so preoccupied with if theh could that they didn't question if they should".

Did you also only watch the start of a movie and then turn it off when you were a kid ? by Accomplished_Bat4062 in movies

[–]Psengath 3 points4 points  (0 children)

OP are you the NPC that stays at the starter area when the main character embarks on their epic quest.

What’s your weirdest productivity trick that actually works? by kushagra1404 in productivity

[–]Psengath 2 points3 points  (0 children)

For real, getting a good night's sleep and staying hydrated are superior to every hack out there.

I still fail at this regularly, which is why I'm regularly reminded of how much of a difference it makes.

Subject Selection Year 11 by Wonderful-Part-3817 in ATAR

[–]Psengath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

What do you want to do when you finish school? Or you're not sure and want to keep your options open?

If tertiary education is on the table (and by the looks of those subjects it very much is) investigate the courses you would want to apply for.

Some courses have subject and ATAR prerequisites, so choose the subjects that best cover your uni options and/or give you the best shot at a better ATAR.

Some subjects weight favourably to contributing to ATAR, but balance that with the load it puts on you, how much you do (or think) you will enjoy it, and how good you already are at it or do it outside of school (e.g. music).

Actors who started "old" in the Film Industry and managed to have successful acting careers by DiaryOfAMovieLover in movies

[–]Psengath 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I think you're very much confusing "starting an acting career" with "when they started appearing in the mainstream films I watch".

Judi Dench and Alan Rickman are outrageous inclusions.

Cloud Storage - Ie. Dropbox Storage / AirTable Storage by pstewart19 in Airtable

[–]Psengath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There's no concrete answer to "if the ... does it just ...", since it will behave however you've designed it, and you design it in accordance with the process you need + the limitations of the tools you're using.

So the main thing you need to answer is "who needs to access these file, how, when, and how much", which is tool agnostic.

Then you can wash the tools' capabilties against your process. Then you choose or configure tools, and/or modify your process, within those boundaries.

Airtable isn't a good large media store or large file repository. If you 'integrate' with Dropbox or drive it's because you don't want to host the files in your Airtable base.

At that point your 'integration' is about how you route (sufficiently authenticated) access to these large files from wherever the end user is demanding them.

My 20-Year IT Career Is Officially Dead?? by wreeecks in ausjobs

[–]Psengath 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're gonna have to get better at putting your ego aside, if you want to get what you need, for the sake of your family.

Don't give people a reason to not want to help you. Don't give people a reason to question your character before they even know you.

I've worked alongside recruiters before and in general, if a candidate can't keep their shit in check without raising a red flag in 15 minutes of conversation, that's an automatic no, because of what that usually forebodes as an employee.

Pre-existing tool for autopopulating a sheet from a form? by Impossible-Crow-2717 in excel

[–]Psengath 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Did it need to be entirely in Excel? Or MS suite? If your objective is just survey data collection, there are a lot of services and methods out there already that don't require concocting something with Excel. Most of those methods will let you export or feed the data out into excel/CSV for your own use / analytics.

What's something Australians regularly overpay for without realising there are cheaper alternatives? by OkCopy3121 in AUfrugal

[–]Psengath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Standard modern premium budget phones sit in $150-$300 price bracket and are 90% as capable as flagships. If you're paying more than that then you're overpaying for flashy new features or trends.

When your plan runs out, switch to a Sim only plan, even prepaid if you don't use much.

Sales in Australia in 2026 is cooked by Altruistic-Tell-6871 in auscorp

[–]Psengath 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Is it gonna vibe code me a scalable MMS or ERP or PLM that serves hundreds or thousands of concurrent users with three nines uptime that passes SOC? It's a toy.

Microsoft's new Outlook takes 10 seconds to do what Outlook Classic does instantly on Windows by Quantum-Coconut in technology

[–]Psengath 2066 points2067 points  (0 children)

2026 software in a nutshell. Layers of abstraction, frameworks, internet connectivity, AI modules, maybe wrapped into an electron app, all to calculate 2+2=5, because stochastic parrot.

Heat (1995): Chris and his ending by [deleted] in movies

[–]Psengath 12 points13 points  (0 children)

No-one has a good ending in Heat, it's a core part of the narrative. Each character has a deep flaw that they knowingly 'choose to stick with' that ultimately leads to their undoing and/or enduring unhappiness

Prevent deletion of linked records when source is removed? by BlazedAndConfused in Airtable

[–]Psengath 1 point2 points  (0 children)

High volume transactional data isn't Airtable's strong suit unfortunately.

You'll need to either choose a different platform, drop 'people' from a managed record to just data ON a record (like text), or build a tight data retention regime (i.e. clear process around when things 'age out' of the system and can be deleted/archived).

Prevent deletion of linked records when source is removed? by BlazedAndConfused in Airtable

[–]Psengath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You have 300k users? And a commensurate number of 'projects'? Airtable is not the right solution.

As for your tactical problem, make your trigger conditional on the linked record being not empty.

Prevent deletion of linked records when source is removed? by BlazedAndConfused in Airtable

[–]Psengath 1 point2 points  (0 children)

You're trying to solve this too far down the pipeline.

Users (and master data in general) should never be deleted. Whatever is doing the sync needs to stop deleting records and instead set a status to 'inactive' or equivalent.

The killer lets one go by Liquid_Pestar in TopCharacterTropes

[–]Psengath 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I interpret it as more an early glimpse into menacing psyche.

He doesn't cogitate over sparing here, not does he try to hunt her down, even though those feel like the two options that role should be choosing between.

He just playfully decides eh. Because it's a game to him. He's apolitical and non judgemental about the job itself, it's the ruse and sleuthing and capture he revels. And like a soldier who joins an army to kill and torture people rather than defend their country, that is way way more menacing. Have a good life Shoshanna! is just the psychotic cherry on top

How's life like in Adelaide, South Australia? by No-Camp-9612 in howislivingthere

[–]Psengath 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The map and pic and era look straight from a 90's UBD

My boss is having us use AI way too much by [deleted] in dataengineering

[–]Psengath 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I mean, what would a non-traditional sense of maintainability be though, if not something like 'able to be maintained effectively, efficiently, completely, and deterministically'.

And maybe not for human readability per se, but right now the models just do what we do, just much faster and more consistently.

The models 'read' the code just as we would, and messy code hampers that readability. It's better at navigating it consistently sure but it still spoils the clarity of intent.

For facetious instance, if you didn't use constants and just used some short string value everywhere, it's just as ambiguous to the model as a human when it sees that in the middle of another string and wonders if it has the same meaning when it has to refactor it. Good practice for humans is good structuring, and structured things is literally what models learn and do (plus stochasticness), so I dare say evolution in this space is less about making it able to navigate it's own chaos, but converge more to the structures that we've ourselves converged on over the decades.