MarHoff

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   by MarHoff 9y ago

   But SQL isn't designed around objects with fields, it's designed around tables and rows. I think a more correct analogy would be that table are like classes, columns are the properties, and rows are instances. And so defining fo
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   Apple Introduce Swift Source Compatibility Test Suite(swift.org)

   2 points by MarHoff 9y ago|0 comments
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   by MarHoff 9y ago

   And for recent apps consistently rename the file in place from that same title bar. And the far decried HFS+ file system had a feature I hope they will maintain in APFS. When you moved or renamed a file around, most of the time even third p
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   by MarHoff 10y ago

   Granting it took Adobe about 10 years to switch from old classics API on mac to cocoa, don't expect CS on Ubuntu before 2050 if they start working on it today...
5. 35.▲
   by MarHoff 10y ago

   You should have a look at PostgREST, still in development but look like a promising missing link for you use case.
6. 36.▲
   by MarHoff 10y ago

   Hours of work <> Hours of downtime The bigger the database the more complex it will be to implement schema change while keeping track of transactions that happen while your are transitioning. However I see no reason why it shouldn&#x2
7. 37.▲
   by MarHoff 10y ago

   And as it turned out Uber AI now cross red light: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_CdJ4oae8f4 Distinguishing verifiable facts from marketing is actually important...
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   by MarHoff 10y ago

   I only see some nice data-visualizations added in post-production and spice-up with a feelgood song after a successful ride. As for capability and reasonable aspect, I will be much more interested in reading post-mortem reports of the fatal
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   by MarHoff 10y ago

   I think he does. We must let go delusional thinking that with current AI we can safely throw autonomous car in a dense urban area. Using autonomous car to improve mobility in rural area (eg. for elders people) would prove much more applicab
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    by MarHoff 10y ago

    Maybe I don't get you, but i don't think so, PostgreSQL is not a columnar database. If i got this patch right, each partitioned table will have the same data structure and store whole rows (it's even more restrictive than pre
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    by MarHoff 10y ago

    I've been professionally focused on PostgreSQL based works for the last 5 years. At the highest point of the BigData hype I sometimes felt a little bit off-track, because I never got the time to investigate NoSQL solutions... Only rece
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    by MarHoff 10y ago

    Hi nice idea! I'm mostly a DB guy and I also face this kind of challenges because I'll soon need to share my pg codebase over different servers. Until now I was more investigating the native extension mechanism of PostgreSQL: htt