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JacKTrocinskI
6y ago
Thanks, I will take a look into the book. Yes, in the past I worked for Credit Suisse and I aim to continue to work in the banking/financial industry.
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Ask HN: Zürich – Salary, Life and Things Worth Knowing?
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PostgreSQL Joins, Using on versus Where Clauses to Combine and Filter Data
(app.pluralsight.com)
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Steve Ballmer Going Crazy on Stage
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Oracle has their own cloud platform and a great database to go along with it, if anything history has shown us that Oracle is able to adapt their database offerings to cater to current enterprise needs and I think this time will be no diffe
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7y ago
Is PostgreSQL doing anything in the area of autonomous databases? Oracle seems to be doing a lot in this area right now and it seems to be promising.
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Oracle is currently moving in the direction of autonomous databases. It's no longer just about having great automation features but about the database being able to do things for you like create or drop an index in order to improve ET
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https://yaleglobal.yale.edu/content/weapons-mass-destruction... The WMD story was amplified by the media, there was no real investigative reporting done to find out the validity of the government's WMD claims and
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I don't think we will ever really find out what is going on up top but your theory is sound in my opinion. The US China relationship is badly strained and the US is the one straining it in many cases, not sure what the underlying moti
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My Predictions: Covid-19 and the Everything Bubble
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HTTPS Is Easy
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7y ago
I always wonder, is this the time to start buying stocks?
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Coronavirus Fears Drive Stocks Down for 6th Day and into Correction
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I've browsed through Udemy and have the same impression. I used Pluralsight before I ever saw Udemy and when I saw Udemy for the first time it seemed pretty bad in comparison.
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You can not prove that the evidence is not fabricated or that witnesses are being truthful or were not pressured into their statements, you chose to believe in what the authorities put out there (that is your choice, it does not prove anyth
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Are you that naive? Evidence and witness testimony can be easily fabricated by authorities (happens all the time), especially when the authorities are out to get someone and have political and personal reasons to do so. What's your r
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I wouldn't believe the police report, the timing of these allegations isn't coincidental, nothing in this case is, and it would not be the first time police have manipulated a witness into giving false or misleading testimony.
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I have been working in the banking industry since 2015 as an Oracle database developer and contractor and having a few hundred or several thousand tables in a single database schema is typical. In a single ETL or ELT process you can have s
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1000 tables isn't an extraordinary amount. As far as database schema design goes it really depends on your needs, e.g. is your database intended for OLTP or OLAP use? Depending on your needs you can decide to what degree you want to
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7y ago
You don't have to pick between the two. Shell scripts are great and give you the option of using battle tested commands that have stood the test of time.
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Everything we do as humans is "unnatural" and what really doesn't fit for "most" everyone is earning near nothing for 2 straight years.
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Yeah, either way, financially that would never make sense to me.
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Totally agree, would never do what OP has done, I like my job and what I do plus I get paid well.
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So 2 years and you earned $18,000? Seems rather bad, you think you can exponentially grow that in the next year or two?
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YouTube, either via finding a channel I like, a playlist, or via recommended videos. It's how I've been finding music for years now, highly recommend, plus I like reading people's comments on the tune.
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I was actually looking at that exact model LG, good to hear from someone that owns one.
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Wow, this caught me off guard.
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Ask HN: Ultrawide monitors, what's your experience been like?
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SQL: Left JOIN and multiple matches on a key
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SQL: Left Join and Table Relationships
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