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by atwebb 7y ago
I doubt it's a net loss for cities and compliments the swing a decade ago now that people have families and the suburbs offer more of the amenities they're looking for, similarly to downtown offering more amenities for the childle
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by atwebb 7y ago
>having a kid or two and staying in NYC or SF is the ultimate status symbol I understand it's expensive but it reads like you're tied to the city, I'm missing the status symbol portion, likely because I'm nowhere near
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by atwebb 7y ago
I half-agree, I love online meetings for visualizations (not strict color design) because everyone is seeing the same thing on their screen and not a whiteboard or presentation. There's more engagement and most tools allow for easy sha
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by atwebb 7y ago
Having worked entirely remote for a decade, I side with remote with a bit of regular in office. In office can be helpful and there is some serendipity which cannot be accounted for remotely. People will also just ask someone else rather tha
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by atwebb 7y ago
Location, location, location, even within the same city it's $300 to $5000 per month.
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by atwebb 7y ago
It is expanding a bit and the housing prices are having ripple effects throughout second/third tier cities. Housing in some areas such as Nashville has more than doubled over the past decade, some areas have seen 5x price growth in les
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by atwebb 7y ago
I am not sure of how RLS works within Postgres, within SQL server, the function is applied at query time if applicable. You can bounce it up against a permissioning table to limit specific users/groups. Would groups/roles not be t
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by atwebb 7y ago
>I have lots of coworkers who do just this. I would wager they are making less than me, yet have a bigger house and better car. Is this real? I can't for the life of me figure out if it's a trope or if it's actually the ca
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by atwebb 7y ago
In your experience, do people really inflate lifestyles like that? Doesn't 5 years at a high income level less mean "more stuff" and more mean "you can save to never work again". You need to earn 500k for a handful
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by atwebb 7y ago
>Analysts predict the global market will double in value by 2022 to more than $120 billion. Double in 3 years? That seems excessive.
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by atwebb 7y ago
I have had way less issues with USPS than UPS, especially considering the volume of mail coming via USPS. I think it is underpriced for the value it delivers, especially media mail.
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by atwebb 7y ago
Didn't yesterday's article about the packing robots mention Walmart had already done it?
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by atwebb 7y ago
Is it odd that the headline and article imply Amazon created the tech, then halfway through it's clear they are implementing a solution many other competitors have? Seems like marketing copy regarding Amazon, possibly being behind in i
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by atwebb 7y ago
I've got a fair amount of experience with it and the Change Automation tool they have. Both are fantastic products, the latter for certain scenarios over SSDT itself. Sounds like have had it sorted for a while, my main concerns are whe
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by atwebb 7y ago
MSSQL indexes and provides dot notation/object query from 2016 forward, schemas are supported as well.
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by atwebb 7y ago
Fast food/grocery in the midwest/south is paying $12/hr, probably bit apples/oranges but I would've expected this to be higher.
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by atwebb 7y ago
We have a completely different experience, I have many of the same polos and jeans as I had 10 years ago. Still going strong with just a bit of fading. Small differences in people's perspective and lifestyles like this is fascinating t
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by atwebb 7y ago
It is a different technology entirely. CDC is just the log of changes on a relational table. Delta Lake appears to be providing more native administrative capabilities to a data lake implementation (schemas, transactions, cataloging).
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by atwebb 7y ago
I mean, who in their right mind spends $80k on a truck? I have the same sentiment, a lot of people buy a payment and auto loans are now 7 (or more) years long which is a lot of the reason you see that. Trucks, at least in the US, are consid
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by atwebb 8y ago
There's other abstraction ideas like synonyms and functions in most engines. select top(1) with ties id from table order by row_number() over (order by value asc) In a meeting but is that the gist?
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by atwebb 8y ago
Some would argue that removing the ability would be counter to constitutional rights.
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by atwebb 8y ago
A slew of what you mentioned is the responsibility of the closing office and attorney. Your real estate agent is not our there verifying deeds, ownership interests, liens, titlework, or insurance. They have real estate attorney/title o
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by atwebb 8y ago
Please stop contributing to my impostor syndrome. You're absolutely right though, it can be very difficult to have enough self knowledge and awareness to even place one's self sometimes.
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by atwebb 8y ago
Really, really depends on the specific house.
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by atwebb 8y ago
>Funny how the author thinks colored vinyls existed then I'm confused, they did exist and there were shellac/78rpms which were red prior to that. The color was used to denote the genre.
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by atwebb 8y ago
I know what you mean, I went through a fairly simple cave except for ~90 feet with 3 90 degree turns in between which required me to be completed stretched out (Superman style) and push with only my toes/fingertips. It was terrifyingly
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by atwebb 8y ago
Nextdoor really needs to get it's act together on siloing neighborhood discussions, it's basically built for this.
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by atwebb 8y ago
Caving can be incredibly fun as well, tight squeezes can come with the territory but there's plenty of horizontal walking/borehole opportunities. It is pretty geographically dependent. This one always gets me a bit: https:/&
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by atwebb 8y ago
Wait for "brand ambassadors", gig economy for test drives.
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by atwebb 8y ago
Interesting stuff, here's a recent one, if anyone is interested they are reviewing some new blockchain related methods and they walkthrough the methods. Not everything is clear to everyone, it's refreshing to see a very smart, CEO

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