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by atwebb 9y ago
Not positive in PostGres, in MSSQL you still wind up copying the data and using additional resources, it's just handled for you. I'm a big fan of scripting in DBs becoming a thing (and a little scared) but it's not all roses
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by atwebb 9y ago
Not always the case, especially with columnstore indexes and batch mode, even traditionally, rownum/lead/lag/ordering functions are extremely handy along with aggregates. I can't actually think of many, result set/b
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by atwebb 9y ago
I don't know of a set in stone amount, it's not uncommon for people to save up a month to go stay with family in Asia. US based company. The team plans accordingly, I think it's a good idea, though I tend to not take as much
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by atwebb 9y ago
Thanks for pointing out the text is different, I've gotten used to the article just being a transcription of the video on local news sites.
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by atwebb 9y ago
Might be a good thing for bitcoin (heh) if that surprises you. That was pretty much it's public face for a long time thanks to the Silk Road and various mainstream pieces about money laundering.
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by atwebb 9y ago
The creator worked the city desk/homicide reporting for 12 years @ the Baltimore Sun. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Simon
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by atwebb 9y ago
I'm not expert (really, shocking I know), is there a scenario where the market starts going and the well known coins become the store of value? If the throttle is on converting back to fiat currency, then BTC/ETH/(LTC?) will
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by atwebb 9y ago
Well, Senator.... I'm neither a lawyer nor female, I am married to someone who is both and considered law initially (family of them). Are you missing working companionship or feel pushed out as a female in SW? Is there a specific type
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by atwebb 9y ago
Uber and AirBnb seemed to make out alright in the end (or middle as it may be).
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by atwebb 9y ago
Hot take: It's an unregulated share of the company. Kucoin collects fees. Holders of Kucoin "shares" get 15% of the fees paid back in crypto (monthly?). I believe Cryptopia and other exchanges did something similar.
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by atwebb 9y ago
Hmmm paywall, though the first 2 paragraphs give most of the information.
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by atwebb 9y ago
FYI You've got a bug with scrollwheels where all the headers duplicate.
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by atwebb 9y ago
Labdoor for supermarket foods? Gotta keep them honest, as an app combine it with price comparisons (where possible I know those DBs are hard).
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by atwebb 9y ago
For now, those companies were different 10 years ago, Netflix has it's own issues if my viewing options are the same as everyone else's these days.
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by atwebb 9y ago
It is absolutely shown by default for /r/all, however the default ("popular") view and default subs for a login exclude NSFW.
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by atwebb 9y ago
My thoughts as well, I can't imagine they haven't thought of it, here's hoping, especially since the PM commented in this thread.
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by atwebb 10y ago
Huh, guess so, same area, I'm just not in the inner circle :)
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by atwebb 10y ago
>Except the term is the common term I feel really out of the loop, I've never heard it, at least not enough to stick. US based if that makes a difference.
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by atwebb 10y ago
Sure, worker's comp is around $400 a year, the tech liability is <$2k. Honestly, the hardest part was the analysis paralysis of "Gee what do I do, I'm sure it's weird and complicated". Just called a local place,
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by atwebb 10y ago
>have you incorporated? My state LLC >Do you pay quarterly taxes? Absolutely, mail a check with the coupon based on income earned. >Do you list it as other, unreported income on your returns? Schedule C and income from business, yo
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by atwebb 10y ago
You're right to be cautious and with any charity it's reasonable to expect transparency. I've donated to Watsi for a while, they send a lot of updates and freely share what procedures cost, the steps they are on and when they
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by atwebb 10y ago
Clearly, though my every day pair are HD650s for home/office work. Well worth the $300, but also not something I plan on ever upgrading or replacing. $200 headphones are a luxury item and, I believe, objectively expensive. If they prov
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by atwebb 10y ago
>Also $200 isn't that expensive when talking about headphones It absolutely is. Is it more common now than a few years ago? Yep. But it's still expensive, especially when there are excellent options below $50 and serviceable on
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by atwebb 10y ago
All the big and small box hardware stores around here have self service ones, I thin kit's $6 for 4 keys
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by atwebb 10y ago
Ondemand printing exists, maybe literally bundling the books together into a large, reader's digest-esque format.
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by atwebb 10y ago
I was in the same position as you. I grabbed a rack off craigslist with the thinking it'd be pretty easy to sell off if I didn't need it. Wound up using it 1-3 days a week and now it's 3-5. I really like it for when I've
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by atwebb 10y ago
I know not everyone can but a home gym is very, very nice. Same with a treadmill desk (typed as I'm on one...)
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by atwebb 10y ago
Disagree on the Atlassian, well, JIRA at least. Just had to introduce it to a new group, we got cut short on the initial intro so I didn't get through much. Then to my surprise they were off and running the next day, they just got it.
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by atwebb 10y ago
Another anecdotal piece of evidence, my wife switched to Fi from ATT, I stayed on ATT. It's extremely common for my calls not to register on her phone, it just rings through to voicemail and she gets nothing showing on her Nexus. We&#x
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by atwebb 10y ago
Are they actually replaced though? The ones I've seen are more enhancements to the existing mirror.

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