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by Guest42 6y ago
This is my position although instinctively I’d want to require the ability for a person to sit because I haven’t considered windsurfers or kite-boards to be boats.
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by Guest42 6y ago
We had a rather average amount of turnover which might be high considering the concerns about the economy. I think one possible contributor is that more remote roles are available.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Perhaps you can share the first 10 nth characters to confirm a match?
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by Guest42 6y ago
That seems like a great leading indicator. For a while I’d follow a few levels of real estate but the activity has seemed pretty strange and not very aligned to many other trends. I think the very large apartment companies using fancy sta
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by Guest42 6y ago
I’m aware of a business owner that was given 200k and said that they easily could’ve gotten more. They had to ask for it quickly so it wasn’t quite “stuffed” into their pockets but the impression I get is that the larger businesses had an
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by Guest42 6y ago
Exactly, 20 dollars would lead to an entire day of adventures.
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by Guest42 6y ago
For me there was a sense of adventure going to the mall because the products would change unpredictably. It was like a living art piece that served great food and could lead to unexpected purchases. It was also fun in the pre-internet era
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by Guest42 6y ago
Perfect, exactly what I was thinking, also was reminded of some of the old erp systems that were fast as lightning and supported thousands of users without breaking, a little on the busy side but refreshing to have all the features accessib
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by Guest42 6y ago
I feel as though early 2000s was the peak of UI, they took peak performance and made it look good enough
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by Guest42 6y ago
Exactly, it makes it particularly difficult to do something new that requires creativity or intense thought.
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by Guest42 6y ago
For me, I think it depends on the office layout/vibe vs. the home layout/vibe. I feel much more productive at home as I don't have to listen to all the conversations surrounding me and if a manager stopped by they would ofte
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by Guest42 6y ago
I think the difference is that the mainframe isn’t going anywhere and the large companies themselves have been thriving and will likely continue to do so. My employer has a number of them and they work great although it’s challenging to fi
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by Guest42 6y ago
It was for an enterprise web app (.net) that was used to process seemingly millions of applications per month which would then pull in a whole ton of external data.
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by Guest42 6y ago
I forget the exact specs but it had close to 200 cores and a team of highly paid dbas that had optimized every aspect. Even the worst of queries would come back instantly.
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by Guest42 6y ago
The only time i kind of liked their products was when the corporation spent 1.5 million on the fastest database I’ve ever seen.
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by Guest42 6y ago
It’s very concerning that the responses on this issue are so timid. I think for individual corporations to reroute takes a bit of effort but that it would be possible for groups of corporations to do this with guidance from the government.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Glad to hear. I am grateful for GDPR because I feel that it is an important step in the right direction.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Yes, seems as though those opinions are the loudest and perhaps it encourages the dissenters to stay quiet for fear of down-votes. Ive noticed that with certain viewpoints and have adjusted towards censoring myself a bit. The crowd seems
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by Guest42 6y ago
Fantastic, didn’t know that was possible
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by Guest42 6y ago
Can you elaborate a bit on how you set things up and introduced some security?
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by Guest42 6y ago
I’d say a better measure is whether the person can currently handle most of what will be asked and how quickly they can get up to speed on new things. It’s easier to figure out and more useful for the company. It also de-prioritizes those
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by Guest42 6y ago
Oracle, SQLite, and PG are real. As are the various embedded systems in many forms of machinery. I wish the security conversations would become more detailed as opposed to labeling safe/unsafe and leaving it at that not considering c
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by Guest42 6y ago
I think this position is being applied somewhat universally with no supporting data.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Didn’t even think about that part because I don’t know too much about Hadoop other than it seemed impractical.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Exactly, I’ve seen Sql servers handle billions of rows with 2 thousand columns. I think also people that work too long at one company don’t realize how problems were solved elsewhere.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Yes, the number of proposed db switched I’ve seen is remarkably high. I once interviewed for a role as a database developer and was confused to find out they didn’t have the database that the role pertained to. One of the early questions i
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by Guest42 6y ago
Great question, I remember inheriting some code that mixed the two and led to some “interesting” results.
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by Guest42 6y ago
I worked briefly for a startup that changed their name and then got an additional round of credits.
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by Guest42 6y ago
Agreed. I also don’t like it when locking a car via remote causes the horn to go off and in order to make sure people hit it multiple times.
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by Guest42 6y ago
For me at least, I found banking to be incredible, teams of DBAs managing very expensive database servers to perfection and high scale web apps that almost always work correctly

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