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by ak39 10y ago
If you're in the world of Microsoft SQL Server: 1. http://poorsql.com/ 2. SSMS plug-in: http://architectshack.com/PoorMansTSqlFormatter.ashx#Downloa... Your life reading and saving SQL will change fo
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by ak39 10y ago
... add to that quick phone call some probing DD questions about her suboptimal existing relationship, and you could find some profitable arbritrage opportunities. :-)
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by ak39 10y ago
Finding a paying client
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by ak39 10y ago
We all require some sort of forced schedules. Don't beat yourself too much about this. Next weekend try this: For every 55 min of YouTube/Facebook etc, put in 5 min of serious work. Just 5. But be disciplined about this schedule.
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by ak39 10y ago
Really there's only one definition of success: Getting shit you want done.
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by ak39 10y ago
"Stats in practice is often more about not making errors than it is about accuracy." What's the nuance? (Serious question)
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by ak39 10y ago
In case you weren't paying attention while reading this otherwise fascinating article ... practice has little positive influence on: 1. Academic achievement, 2. Computer science shyte, and 3. Sales Fuuuuuuck this. I'm off to the b
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by ak39 10y ago
This is true. ORMs force the thinking "objects first" (ie. work with objects, the SQL will be handled for you). This translates into a design of "per object" architecture. Business logic is abstracted for handling single
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by ak39 10y ago
Until you ship a minimum viable and usable product in the hands of a user who depends on your software, you'll languish with crushing torpor. It happens to almost all of us. Focus efforts now to release v1. Find your willing user first
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by ak39 10y ago
It's both. IF forces you to schedule fewer times to eat, so you eat less. But there are changes to the body when calories are restricted for 16 hour more. Hormonal changes that don't manifest when the body has regular insulin inje
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by ak39 10y ago
Proper relational data modeling.
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by ak39 10y ago
If the requirements allow, consider replicating data in memory with SQLite :memory: option. 10 million records will be nothing for it. Let us know.
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by ak39 10y ago
Interesting project. Any sub-Saharan African countries using this?
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by ak39 10y ago
My brother also went bald around 30. He is highly accomplished but felt his confidence dented by his male pattern baldness. Got depressed, picked up weight and was also flirting with suicidal thoughts. Then he decided to shave his head off
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by ak39 10y ago
I love coffee. Good quality coffee is quite possibly the only "beverage" pleasure I look forward to without post imbibing guilt. I tried quitting once in 2009 after I noticed mild chest pains and after receiving advice from the do
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by ak39 10y ago
Nefarious? The irony is staggering.
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by ak39 10y ago
Same condition here. I have found that spending time with clients (users in the trenches especially) is enough conversational stimulation I need. I know I'm encouraging the idea of seeing trees instead of the big picture forest ... but
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by ak39 10y ago
Classic. Both spite driven development and hate driven development belong here: https://blog.codinghorror.com/new-programming-jargon/ The horror is the comedy and the comedy is the horror.
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by ak39 10y ago
What's the general impact on a child's motivational levels after being called "stupid" and/or "lazy"?
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by ak39 10y ago
Kids want to know most times that they are welcome in the herd/family. They need to feel reassured whenever there's upheaval, change in environments or other stresses in the lives of the adults who care for them. Kids have an unc
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by ak39 10y ago
This is good advice. Dunno why it is being down voted. "Let him physically hurt you" is, oddly, great advice. I've let this happen too with generally good results. Kid's emotions have run high, he feels he's unfair
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by ak39 10y ago
Oh ... and ... apologise to him for your behaviour of having to tie him up the bedpost! That's bullying. Exactly what you are facing. Our kids learn by copying and imitating, not by being told. (My hard lesson learned with 3 boys)
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by ak39 10y ago
He needs attention. Reassure him that he still is your "Numero Uno" in every way. Spend some one on one time with him doing things he likes. Take him movies, parks or zoo etc alone. Reestablish that "exclusive" relation
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by ak39 10y ago
I opened the link to the full question paper. I'm amazed at the level of complexity in the wording of the questions themselves. It looks like the real challenge is understanding the questions first. What are they asking? Applying math
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by ak39 10y ago
If this is true, I think this probably ranks high up there among the daftest of management responses for such a thing as "terrorism". If the world and its manual processes were programs and code, these stories would be front page
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by ak39 10y ago
Because guaranteed transactions matter. Moving $10 from Bob's account to Jack's involves: 1. Inserting a transaction to remove $10 from Bob's account 2. Inserting a transaction to add $10 to Jack's account. Both 1 and
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by ak39 10y ago
It makes more sense calling Stack Overflow "SO" than calling your spouse that.
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by ak39 10y ago
It's amazing how encountering handwritten text, a scarce thing these days, somehow grabs your attention immediately.
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by ak39 10y ago
Knockout not considered "framework", just a lowly "library". Like jquery. Frameworks are those that force their own opinion/style on your code structure and architecture.
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by ak39 10y ago
If any one here is doing serious DB based business logic with PostgreSQL (which I do recommend), I'd implore them to investigate and start using LATERAL JOIN. http://blog.heapanalytics.com/postgresqls-powerful-new-join-

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