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961.
by forinti 4y ago
I'm curious as to what could have gone wrong. A few weeks ago I upgraded from 9 to 14 using pg_upgrade and had no issue whatsoever.
962.
by forinti 4y ago
I've used dumps as backups and never experienced this issue, although they would stop prematurely from time to time. The solution was just to check the string at the end and repeat the dump if it wasn't there.
963.
by forinti 4y ago
Are you referring to updating one node at a time of a RAC cluster or is that some other method?
964.
by forinti 4y ago
Postgresql upgrades are a piece of cake. pg_upgrade just works. Or you could just dump and load the database (maybe even pipe it from one to the next). Minor upgrades are even simpler: forgot to compile a module? make and move the. so to li
965.
by forinti 4y ago
Most of my trips are going to work, going to the gym, taking the kids to school. This car would be perfect for these trips.
966.
by forinti 4y ago
On a 3GHz CPU, one clock cycle is enough time for light to travel only 10cm. If you hold up a sign with, say, a multiplication, a CPU will produce the result before light reaches a person a few metres away.
967.
by forinti 4y ago
I once thought about reading HD floppies on a BBC Micro (which can handle SD and DD). But it turns out it can't handle the speed at which the bits come in (500kbps). SD and even DD are fine (125kbps and 250kbps), so you could read 360K
968.
by forinti 4y ago
That's a great little book. Unfortunately The Go Programming Language just goes on and on and on...
969.
by forinti 4y ago
One useful feature of X is that you can start a GUI without a window manager. It's quite practical for a public kiosk.
970.
by forinti 4y ago
Every time I have to use Bouncy Castle, it feels like everything has changed. Crypto is a muddle of protocols, formats, and algorithms.
971.
by forinti 4y ago
A friend taught me a valuable lesson: never say no, just put a price on it that would make it feel worthwhile to you. This means you will have to think about your time and also people won't take advantage of you just because you don&#x
972.
by forinti 4y ago
It seems to me these blokes got jail time because they are small fish. Nobody goes to jail when it's Apple v Microsoft.
973.
by forinti 4y ago
It seems to me that the medicine is worse than the disease in this case.
974.
by forinti 4y ago
You are right, and some central banks only use the basic interest rate as a remedy in all cases. It seems to me that case 2 cannot be solved through this mechanism. My feeling is that most media is close to financial markets and gets corral
975.
by forinti 4y ago
All marketplaces quickly turn to garbage.
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by forinti 4y ago
Even a few very basic UML diagrams (Use Cases, Class, Sequence) can form a very effective introduction to a system. I feel that people have just embraced Agile blindly and simply forgot about basic modelling.
977.
by forinti 4y ago
The last time I bought a real brand new floppy drive at a shop was in 2010 and they were really cheap (about US$5). They must have been trying to get rid of old inventory already.
978.
by forinti 4y ago
I find Aljazeera, DW, and TV5 to be the most serious news channels lately (although I barely watch anymore). I really liked the morning news on TV5 because they kept it light (my local news channel thinks I want to watch murder scenes while
979.
by forinti 4y ago
I've noticed in Brazil that McDonald's is using less and less people. One McCafé I sometimes stop by only ever has one person doing all the work. And the adjoined burger spot has almost completely done away with cashiers and put m
980.
by forinti 4y ago
There are markets for a wide range of abilities. Even in medicine, the first triage will probably be done by a nurse, then a doctor, finally a specialist. You don't need a CS PhD for most of the work done with computers and it would be
981.
by forinti 4y ago
China is a modern country. I don't think Jack Ma's 996 makes any sense. If you apply it to manual labour, you will get sick people. If you apply it to intellectual work, people will just pretend to work. I think he is just plain g
982.
by forinti 4y ago
The song that really stood out for me was Serbia's. What makes it even more interesting is that it is part of a triptych. https://youtu.be/cfU63CHL4wo
983.
by forinti 4y ago
I really enjoyed Lisp and Scheme while in college, but I never got to use them professionally. I think we would be better off having core business rules in one of these languages instead of having to rewrite them every decade or so in the c
984.
by forinti 4y ago
I'd see your appreciation of Scheme as quite positive! I once had an interview (in Portuguese) where some HR person asked me if I spoke English and seemed to get very upset when I replied that I did. This person started berating me wit
985.
by forinti 4y ago
I was a developer and turned into a DBA by necessity. When I was still just a dev, I couldn't get the support I needed from the DBAs, so now I try to be the person I needed help from before. But, I now understand the problem. At my org
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by forinti 4y ago
I love books about fraud and The Man Who Stole Portugal by Murray Bloom is one of my favourites. This is also a story about how Artur Alves dos Reis sparked growth by injecting money into the Portuguese economy.
987.
by forinti 4y ago
Considering where he lives, the business he is in, and his timeframe, I doubt he would have benefited much from job hopping.
988.
by forinti 5y ago
I use it for a small site (high reads/writes ratio) where I keep different things in different databases (one for users, one for posts, etc). Works perfectly well. Mind you, I would use Postgresql if the site were important, just to be
989.
by forinti 5y ago
I always start with SNAIL ROUTE. Those are the 10 most common letters in 5-letter words. Even if I get good hits with SNAIL, I enter ROUTE.
990.
by forinti 5y ago
I've worked in a predominantly female team and there was discrimination against, well, me. I've worked in a team with lots of older folks and the younger members weren't taken as seriously as they should have been. It also ha

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