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by Uvix 3y ago
Best hope nobody steals your car, then.
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by Uvix 3y ago
Depending on the margins that could be preferable.
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by Uvix 3y ago
Then that should be addressed with the specific individuals, not a global policy.
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by Uvix 3y ago
Opening a new bank account or credit card. Starting remote employment with a company.
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by Uvix 3y ago
BACPACs are the only option to get a database out of Azure SQL. And yes, they do suck, for the reasons you outlined. For the initial migration to PaaS, whether Azure or AWS RDS, it’s faster and easier to use replication instead of BACPACs
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by Uvix 3y ago
RDS for SQL Server does have some features missing from Azure SQL Database (SSAS and time zones as you said, but also SSRS). As a PaaS service it's pretty rough around the edges, though: scaling requires a long outage, copying a databa
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by Uvix 3y ago
The math is more intuitive if you say it decreases the failure rate. i.e. if you try something with a 10% success rate 3 times, your odds are 1 - (0.9 ^ 3) = 27.1% chance of success.
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by Uvix 3y ago
They push updates to .NET if it’s installed. I can understand them not installing if it’s absent, because there’s no good story for what to do when that version goes out of support. If they leave it, then customers have insecure unsupported
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by Uvix 3y ago
Even if I always take the latest for direct dependencies, semver is still helpful preventing breakage from incompatible upgrades to indirect dependencies. If I depend on library A, and library A depends on library B, I can't fix an
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by Uvix 3y ago
Depends on how much it's crashing in the first place. The difference between a 1/2500 event and a 1/10000 event is probably not going to be noticed, but the difference between a 1/2 and a 1/8 event probably is.
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by Uvix 3y ago
Those have been desktop parts, not laptop parts.
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by Uvix 3y ago
It still needs to turn the query results back into objects.
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by Uvix 3y ago
It's not that the person didn't show up for two weeks, though; they showed up but refused to actually do any work.
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by Uvix 3y ago
They don't reimburse jurors at a reasonable rate, why would witnesses be treated any better?
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by Uvix 3y ago
Only if the application has code to change that byte. “It could be changed by a patch” doesn’t count as a condition under which it could be executed, because a patch can make any change it wants to. You wouldn’t say “there’s a condition und
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by Uvix 3y ago
Non-PCM audio (i.e. Dolby Atmos/DTS-X) and HDR10+/Dolby Vision do not appear to be supported by DisplayPort. (Nor ARC/eARC, but I think those would be of limited utility for the USB-C alt mode.)
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by Uvix 3y ago
General privacy legislation would not cover the USPS due to sovereign immunity.
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by Uvix 3y ago
You shouldn't need to pay money to file a complaint with the FCC.
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by Uvix 3y ago
Noise cancelling only really works for constant sounds (like airplane engines), not for background music/chatter.
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by Uvix 3y ago
Microsoft allows Xbox One/Series owners to enable Dev Mode on their consoles and run their own adhoc software on them. No secret contract allowed until you want to start selling your game.
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by Uvix 3y ago
If you wait two years per grandparent's post, the fee is only $1, which probably is worth it. If you want to convert sooner, it's a percentage of the income for that specific client/freelancer relationship, and not total
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by Uvix 3y ago
Both versions are bad, because in both cases the first sentence says that mailers are "another way to render a view", while the second sentence says they are another way to "send" an already-rendered view. > I mean,
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by Uvix 4y ago
That punishes your old employer, not the one who's in a position to pull the offer. It's fine, as long as you never want to go back.
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by Uvix 4y ago
Is GPT spitting out “substantial portions” of your code?
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by Uvix 4y ago
There's better solutions to that, like allowing carryover (if people don't need to schedule all their PTO to be used before year's end, they can have some "slop" for unexpected needs), and/or allowing a certain
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by Uvix 4y ago
And the 13” Framework has a 3.5mm jack in addition to the four expansion cards, meaning the two are neck-and-neck. Maybe the Framework could have squeezed in some more ports if they weren’t customizable, but I prefer the flexibility.
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by Uvix 4y ago
That’s pretty common in suburbs - cities own the main roads, HOAs own the side streets and are responsible for repairs, plowing, trash pickup, etc.
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by Uvix 4y ago
If your team has tripled, it might be time for another layer of management.
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by Uvix 4y ago
In the US it depends on the brokerage. Fidelity's cash deposits are FDIC-insured, like bank accounts; Vanguard is working on a similar program but hasn't rolled it out to everyone yet. (On the other hand, the existing program at V
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by Uvix 4y ago
I’d managed to miss the memo that money market funds have such high rates now. I’ll have to consider doing the same, honestly…

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