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That's fair, but I didn't say it prevents injection: I said it prevents most injection attacks. MongoDB is absolutely still capable of being vulnerable to injection; its just harder, because it requires the client to provide an ob
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The original article addresses the deficiency in construction from parts, in its "Lack of Orthogonality" section. MongoDB queries, while being interpretable by javascript, aren't really javascript. You can't interact wit
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Why would you want your query language to read like English? Most people don't speak English.
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Lookups are very common in MongoDB; Starting with SQL, lifting the data as-is into Mongo, and translating the queries 1:1 will just result in garbage queries, like that one. An "idealized" NoSQL schema is far, far more complex tha
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If you try to directly translate SQL to MongoDB, without changing your schemas or query, then yes, it's gonna look bad. That doesn't make for a good comparison, and I think you know that.
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A very simple, basic SQL query would be something like "select * from users where foo=bar;" Already, we're introducing a weird inversion of syntax that, in my experience, trips up people learning it: data in SQL is stored as
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by 013a 6y ago
US banks have something mostly like this: Zelle [1]; the company behind it, Early Warning Systems, is owned by JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Capital One, Wells Fargo, PNC, basically every bank has a stake in it, and every bank supports i
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by 013a 6y ago
If you want to change the US Government, you don't do it by packing up and moving to Japan. "Voting with your wallet" isn't voting for change; it's giving up. Apple can do better, Apple must do better, and they don&
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by 013a 6y ago
Developing for every platform has unique properties. Every platform has its own native UI toolkits and look-and-feel; try to release an Electron app, and people complain. Write a great iOS app, but no iPad port, or be a couple months late w
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> There is also a small difference in DRAM support – TR Pro supports up to 2 TB, but EPYC supports 4 TB. All of the Ryzen Threadripper Pro processors are single socket only. This is probably a small misprint; EPYC only supports 2TB per s
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These are absolutely just low-bin EPYC chips. EPYC has never had "consumer-available" motherboards (read: you can buy them, just have to know where to look), nor have some of the chips been officially validated for Windows 10 (rea
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by 013a 6y ago
I feel as if I have to repeat this during most discussions about Kubernetes and its halo technologies: Kubernetes is not developed by Google. gRPC is not developed by Google. etcd is not developed by Google. These are all projects under the
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No. I'm making the case that nebulous philosophical reasons for why technology is the way it is are nearly always unproductive, and is certainly unproductive in this case, which involves a very liberally-licensed open and libre-source
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Then the author should have focused the article. If their goal was to address that, then don't take a left-turn into hating on Kubernetes for no reason, before even reaching the point trying to be made. > Funding and adoption (in th
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Our laws are woefully out of date to account for the technological innovation that has happened in the last, even, decade. Of course, this is a fact that everyone here is perfectly willing to admit when it comes to topics that are easy to t
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Personally, it feels to me that maybe AGI is possible, but a computer capable of it would look nothing like the computers we have today. And, most critically, I'm aware of no highly-progressed research into major new physical hardware
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by 013a 6y ago
Yes, its worth saying for context: The Nintendo Switch runs on an Nvidia ARM core. They're capable of pretty great performance in the right contexts, and the industry definitely needs more consumer-accessible HPC-focused ARM competitio
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The article says its unrealistic; not that its impossible. Its unrealistic to tell every star High School athlete that they'll become the next million-dollar NFL player. But, its not impossible; in fact, they bring on million-dollar pl
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I understand the frustration behind this, and it makes me angry as well. But Autodesk shouldn't be the target of this anger, and this seems like a ton of effort just to vilify an incredibly small component of the problem. Instead, focu
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The thing for me is, so much of Microsoft has shown serious improvements over the past decade. You've got Azure's push in the cloud championing (at least some) truly open source community-driven projects like Kubernetes (rather th
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The Zune 30, the first Zune, and the only 30gb Zune player you could be speaking about, was released in Nov 2005. By comparison, Apple's flash offerings in 2005 included the 1G Shuffle (1gb) and the 1G Nano (4gb). These were not larg
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Cannot replicate on the iOS 14 beta. While I get a suggestion for realtor.com, typing realty.com and hitting go takes me to realty.com.
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I'd say that I'm excited for ARM. That doesn't mean the transition will be seamless or easy. I know that a big complaint about the move is "great, now I'm doing ARM locally and deploying to x86". I think this i
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The only reason that would be suggested is if you're interpreting it as such.
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A high speed collision happens on a freeway, killing both drivers. This is a car manufacturer bug, not a human bug. You can't expect millions of drivers to get driving right. A car should not be allowed to drive fast. How about: stop a
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Did you not make it to the bottom, which includes a very specific and useful definition of the services they offer?
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Well, if anyone were going to do it, you'd think no one would be surprised about it being the "National Public Radio "
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I've felt similarly about why traditional university education tends to have value, and why coding bootcamps cannot generally convey the same value within six or twelve weeks. I coded a lot in university, but realistically, probably le
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You can install Linux on an SPX [1] It sucks, but that's less on Microsoft and more on a combination of Linux having bad AArch64 support, and Linux having bad tablet support. [1] https://twitter.com/Sonicadvance1/s
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They said "we expect the transition to take two years [...] we've still got some Intel Macs to show you soon [sic] [roughly what they said]" during the keynote. This isn't just going to replace low-end machines; its ever

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