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by drdec 3y ago
OTOH one project I worked on switch between Oracle and MS SQL about once every six weeks (fickle client). We got pretty good at it eventually.
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by drdec 3y ago
Frankly I'm a little confused what you are in favor of. On the one hand you seen to want a public option while on the other hand you seen to be in favor of a free market.
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by drdec 3y ago
> When the US grows up from its individual first, frontier moxie, pissing context it could have it too. IMHO, this is not what is wrong with the system in the US. The problem is that the consumer of healthcare is doubly removed from the
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by drdec 3y ago
You could make the same argument about other body parts...
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by drdec 3y ago
The Cambridge results are clearly a big of some sort. By their own metrics Cambridge MA should rank much higher.
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by drdec 4y ago
Where/how are you selling your course? Is this strictly a DYI thing or are you utilizing some kind of framework?
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by drdec 4y ago
> car companies in the US intentionally chose to market large SUVs to the public, This didn't happen in a vacuum. Poorly written fuel efficiency regulations incentivized automakers to do this.
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by drdec 4y ago
Same issue with Android, FYI. We have a Ring with the app installed on an old phone that we use as the "household" phone. I was going to "upgrade" the household phone to be an old tablet which while newer and running a
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by drdec 4y ago
> I'm fairly certain you're conflating hormonal birth control with HPV vaccination. No, I'm talking about HPV vaccination. It comes up every so often in parent forums and there are always people taking this position. Not
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by drdec 4y ago
FYI, ketchup does not require refrigeration. (How do you think restaurants keep bottles of ketchup on the tables all day otherwise?)
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by drdec 4y ago
Yes - unfortunately uptake is limited as some people see giving your child the vaccine as a green light for sexual activity.
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by drdec 4y ago
There are java desktop applications, e.g. IntelliJ, SQLDeveloper, etc.
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by drdec 4y ago
I agree about the fact it costs money to do this. But doing it after the fact is the worst way to do it - it is the most expensive way and also least effective in terms of preventing runs. So as long as we are going to pay for it anyway, le
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by drdec 4y ago
At least we could have our effective policy match the stated policy? That would reduce volatility and uncertainty. If the SVB depositors knew what was going to happen ahead of time would there even have been a run at all?
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by drdec 4y ago
> Certainly the rise of LLMs and generative AI isn't going to be all bad, but I've also got a feeling that not as many software developers will be needed soon since those who can leverage LLMs will experience a pretty decent pr
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by drdec 4y ago
> Yellen has just broadcast that FDIC insurance is essentially unlimited, as long as you can threaten wider disruption to the economy. No offense, but I thought we all learned the principle underlying this in 2008.
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by drdec 4y ago
I doubt it. Part of the point of the exercise is to calm the rest of the banking market. Letting an inexperienced (re banking) company take over will increase the uncertainty.
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by drdec 4y ago
It sounds like they are selling the bank, not the assets. If they are selling the bank then I think the depositors will be made whole by the buyer. This will factor into the bid. This is just my understanding, I am very open to being wron
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by drdec 4y ago
That's exactly what the bank did - they bought bonds. The type of bond they bought doesn't matter, what matters is that in a rising interest rate environment, the face value of the bonds fall and they are no longer producing high
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by drdec 4y ago
You don't meet those good programmers because they are bad at networking. You are much more likely to meet the ones that are good at networking.
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by drdec 4y ago
And will that be future-proof? How do you know?
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by drdec 4y ago
I think that we have seen that in the real world, not every website is going to support your particular workflow. So you can be practical, and apply the very simple workaround, or you can continue to tell the void how wrong those people are
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by drdec 4y ago
I've done these things in person, they are an absolute blast, so intense. Thanks!
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by drdec 4y ago
The whole point of HTML is to let the client display it the way it wants to. Don't blame the server when you tell the browser to be as wide as possible.
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by drdec 4y ago
You don't have to run your browser maximized you know
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by drdec 4y ago
It seems to me that people are confusing the CM concept of a branch with the way that git has chosen to implement it.
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by drdec 4y ago
Insert obligatory Severance joke here
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by drdec 4y ago
> You can basically use any Google account everywhere a Google account is required This is not true if it is a Google Workspace (or whatever they are calling it now) account. Learned this the hard way when getting YouTubeTV. To be fair
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by drdec 4y ago
This sounds like the same script was used in America.
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by drdec 4y ago
Sounds like the internal infrastructure should also be spun off into it's own company with the other baby Googles as customers! (sarcasm, in case Poe's Law has you down)

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