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by bsg75 11y ago
I will bite: SELECT does not work on what? As compared to?
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by bsg75 11y ago
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD : Ubuntu 15.04 "Vivid Vervet" Ubuntu 14.10 "Utopic Unicorn" Ubuntu 14.04 LTS "Trusty Tahr" Ubuntu 12.04 LTS "Precise Pango
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Introducing Xubuntu core(xubuntu.org)
91 points by bsg75 11y ago|46 comments
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by bsg75 11y ago
"People may use $LANGUAGE to make things that change the world, but $LANGUAGE won't change the world."
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by bsg75 11y ago
The relationship between maturity and design with respect to usefulness is not linear, with respect to "usefulness in production".
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by bsg75 11y ago
> It was unclear what his intentions were. When you don't know how to run a business, cut costs and call the result a profit. Then take the bonus for "hitting the target", and pull the golden parachute ripcord.
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by bsg75 11y ago
Multiple engines in the MySQL case are an anti-feature, from the MyISAM v InnoDB perspective. Far too often the wrong or arbitrary choices are made, mixing within the same database, causing unnecessary confusion and work. "That table i
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by bsg75 12y ago
> As a CTO with no computer science background and no previous experience programming at another company Why are you the CTO?
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The Grammar of Data Science (R vs. Python)(technology.stitchfix.com)
3 points by bsg75 12y ago|0 comments
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Sampling keys in a Redis cluster(engineering.zulily.com)
1 points by bsg75 12y ago|0 comments
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by bsg75 12y ago
Do any platforms implement the standards completely and consistently however?
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by bsg75 12y ago
If this is not a troll attempt, some of the suggestions are as frightening as the problem.
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Spark Is Too Big to Fail(thomaswdinsmore.com)
1 points by bsg75 12y ago|0 comments
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by bsg75 12y ago
What is the result of the typical over-the-counter dose, often 3-5 mg?
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by bsg75 12y ago
There are some important Java desktop apps I use because I don't run Windows, and Java is often the platform developers use to develop cross platform UIs. Desktop Java apps are probably here to stay for the foreseeable future.
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by bsg75 12y ago
It is, but does not need to be destructively so. Become an expert in a few, and competent in several (over time). If app dev is your thing, with Ruby/Rails and JS you probably can't go wrong. Pick up some PHP for when you (will) e
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by bsg75 12y ago
> I'm guessing that's not in the web dev field but rather in the data analysis field. I believe this is correct. Python is not likely growing in app development, but for data analysis and related backend tasks - in the same are
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by bsg75 12y ago
In contrast, Vertica, Greenplum, Netezza, Teradata Aster, and CitusDB are all based on PostgreSQL forks. In many cases, the client libraries behave like psql, and ease conversions at that level. As to SQL language differences, no DW platfor
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Why do Americans not drive diesels?(bbc.com)
66 points by bsg75 12y ago|176 comments
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by bsg75 12y ago
Wondering what the point of a URL shortener is for anything other than Twitter? Analytics provided by the shortening service?
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by bsg75 12y ago
A translation of their post is "Don't work for us if you want either adequate compensation for your time and effort, or reasonable work hours." People who fully invest themselves in their work should be compensated accordingl
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by bsg75 12y ago
Looks similar to what the current MS Kinect does?
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by bsg75 12y ago
Easy, direct access to different external data formats: https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/Foreign_data_wrappers Alternate storage types: https://github.com/citusdata/cstore_fdw
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by bsg75 12y ago
> our main data warehouse is on MS SQL Server, but not super fast MSSQL on similar capacity hardware as PostgreSQL? Is the data restructured once in PG for specific queries? Curious as to why MSSQL is slower given it has some advantages
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by bsg75 12y ago
"Why is everyone going toward open offices? I ask myself this question a lot. My main answers come down to cost and flexibility." Cost. Flexibility is a very, very distant second.
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by bsg75 12y ago
> A Debugger https://golang.org/doc/gdb (some limitations IIRC) https://github.com/derekparker/delve (a work in progress, but promising)
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by bsg75 12y ago
> Are your notes saved in any sort of exportable format? This is a critical feature, and one many note and todo apps forget. Silos of information is A Bad Thing [TM] Being able to gather notes distributed among objects into a single text
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by bsg75 12y ago
> I don’t see Go as something that is going to serve as a “better C”, so I’m waiting for something new. Go probably would not be a good candidate for something like Redis, as performance and memory use could become worse. As pointed out
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by bsg75 12y ago
Do you find that PostgreSQL is different in this regard compared to MySQL?
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Xfce 4.12, One Week Away(smdavis.us)
1 points by bsg75 12y ago|0 comments

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