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Delphi?
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Have they given up West Bank yet?
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Fascinating story and the use of virus to repair genetic anomalies. What other uses can there be of similar conditions? And why aren't we hearing more of it (if the approach is viable)?
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Why wouldn't "isPayingCustomer" not be part of the Customer object graph immediately after logging in to begin with? (Maybe I didn't understand the use case properly)
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Thank you for sharing this experience.
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There is no default life script. Everyone is a myth legend. A hero. You can't fault an opinion piece like the posted article, but there's a chink in this thinking. Such opinions - give agency early and it will yield dividends not
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Is there a good full example of Closure (or languages like Closure) that deals with a complete and real-world data-intensive problem (eg. order processing system) that I can go through to see how languages like Closure embody this simplicit
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DIWHY (Incredible talent shown though)
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5y ago
Thanks. Can you comment on how this differs from a “mutable” RDBMS model but one with automatic history based on triggers for example?
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Yeah, by all means, make you employees put in those extra hours, but please pay them additionally for their extra hours fairly. The moral hazard (for abuse) is squarely in the employer's camp if the financial consequence of allowing a
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6y ago
What was the result?
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This is profound insight. Well put.
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Microsoft PhotoDraw
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Tesla. Or rather, TSLA. (So far)
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Right now, yeah. But if this tech trend (miniature, low power, cheap, commodity) continues and we can run our apps on them ... it might be a game changer. No?
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This is so exciting. Is this type of "movement" (trend) likely to see data centers coming back on premises for enteprise markets? (ie. back from cloud)
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If you write your views, tvf and stored procedures to use common elements defined once and once only (this starts with once and once only tables ), maintenance is easy peasy. If you let every developer create their own view for the same bu
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What a comment! (Tips hat)
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Why is P2P more successful in India than in Africa (eg. South Africa)? Serious question and TIA for anyone with insight.
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The problem is that we are taught to care too much. And this is a side-effect of a domain that obsesses with optimisation. The higher-ups simply do not understand this. Take sanguy's advice. My own advice would be to quit the professio
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Startups are a game of privilege (Twitter)
(twitter.com)
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He doesn't speak of ageism in our industry. A lot of the frustration comes from realising that experience in our industry is short-changed for ageist hiring and compensating policies.
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Pretty much sums up the narrative. It had to be a non-alcoholic beverage because serious business was being conducted and the fact that it allowed folks to remain awake and energized for the long and boring accounting was even better.
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Thanks. I love reading this type of grammar preppie school prose - a communication style designed for elites to recognize another deserving of status. It wasn’t until recently that I learned that most folks didn’t talk this way back then. T
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D) The country you didn't mention is the one I was talking about. You know which one. Very well.
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And yet he didn't! That cooler box, those planks just inches from denying him one more day. I am an atheist but such stories always evoke a delightful supernatural indulgence. I was vicarious with my enjoyment when he said "The wo
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What an incredible story. Is this what Carl Jung would call "synchronicity"?
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Exactly.
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Criticizing the Chinese government's actions for their treatment of the Uighurs will invite state-sponsored "cancel culture" - not just from China but also from the western democratic nations that acquiesce to Chinese whims.
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Ask HN: What's the economic value of having Twitter followers?
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