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by go_prodev 5y ago
Free: Power BI is probably going to give you everything you need. It's free, easy to use and provides a lot of features to grow into. Paid: If you have the budget, Aqua Data Studio gives you the database management functionality AND a
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by go_prodev 5y ago
So it's like powerautomate, but without the power suite.
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by go_prodev 5y ago
England is a strange combination of metric and imperial. Walking is measured in km but driving is miles. Weight of a person is stone and lbs, but of any other object is in kg and g. Height of a person is ft and inches, but of any object i
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by go_prodev 5y ago
A determined actor can still infiltrate their supply chain. Almost the entire phone manufacturing and assembly, firmware etc is handled in China.
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by go_prodev 5y ago
Nicely done. If that genuinely only took you 25 mins, I'm really impressed
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by go_prodev 5y ago
Great job. These look absolutely fantastic and I love the idea. It seems like the perfect use case for e-paper.
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by go_prodev 5y ago
It appears that the apple tax and review process is a constant problem for iOS developers (according to many linked articles on HN) If it genuinely is a big problem, why don't the apps band together and advertise the problem to their u
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by go_prodev 5y ago
After poor experiences with UE and others (mostly UE) I have decided we'll try and order through restaurants that have their own delivery. It's usually far fresher, faster and often cheaper. The main downsides are that restaurant
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by go_prodev 5y ago
Hi thanks for sharing. Can you please explain what Nikola is? I tried searching for it, but it's a common name.
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by go_prodev 5y ago
> Every time I see one of these 'how to make friends and influence people' sort of lists, I can't help but fear for the young people who will take them as gospel and act like a robot, moving through them as a checklist. No
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by go_prodev 5y ago
I agree it was very heavy handed, but I suspect there was more at play (not the first mistake, and some regulatory reporting that may have looked bad for higher ups)
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by go_prodev 5y ago
I worked with a network engineer who misconfigured a router that was connecting a bank to it's DR site. The engineer had to drive across town to manually patch into the router to fix it. DR downtime was about an hour, but the bank fire
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by go_prodev 5y ago
>Or just buy a gaming laptop... I was considering these for work, but most reasonably priced options have a poor display. I think there's a gap in the market for gaming performance with a decent display. I ended up going with a 4k x
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by go_prodev 5y ago
Thanks for linking to this, I was looking for something similar today, I'll give it a crack I didn't realize that WebP supported animation. Wasn't that the purpose of WebM?
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by go_prodev 5y ago
The twitter comments also mentioned scanning for political propaganda etc. This could work against Apple if normal folks don't want all their stuff scanned on behalf of unnamed agencies.
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by go_prodev 5y ago
I think that would be a great solution for these types of scenarios. In an enterprise setting it becomes more complex if a 365 subscription is required, or active directory authentication is needed to receive emails. Does someone need to m
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by go_prodev 5y ago
My colleague asked me to run crontab -l, which I misheard as crontab -r (a switch I was unaware of, which instantly removes all Cron jobs) I still wonder why crontab has that switch? Who needs that? We had to piece together all scheduled c
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by go_prodev 5y ago
> obviously free apps are subsidised by paid apps Subsidised for what exactly? I'm not suggesting that hosting is free, but even free apps make Apple $99/yr in developer license fees.
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by go_prodev 5y ago
I built a python tool that connects to a datawarehouse or SQL scripts and produces an interactive dependency diagram as a Sankey chart, showing all objects and the data flow. Used only on Redshift and Postgres, but it should work with other
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by go_prodev 5y ago
Apple added: “The commission charged by the App Store is very much in the mainstream of those charged by all other digital marketplaces. In fact, 84% of apps on the App Store are free and developers pay Apple nothing. And for the vast major
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by go_prodev 6y ago
Would Apple be required to make their car parts interchangeable with the generic aftermarket brands and car service centers? IIRC there is a law specifically for car manufacturing. I can imagine a dystopian future with custom non-standard p
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by go_prodev 6y ago
The page does nothing on my browser (Android chrome). Blank screen with navigation menu.
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Ask HN: What are you using new programming languages for?
37 points by go_prodev 6y ago|40 comments
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Ask HN: Sites to ask UX and Architecture questions
2 points by go_prodev 6y ago|0 comments
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by go_prodev 7y ago
I think they meant that upon checkout you need to take luggage with you immediately. Many hotels will store your luggage after checkout, until you are ready to depart.
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by go_prodev 7y ago
Hey, thanks for your feedback. A few colleagues made similar comments today and I tend to agree but was curious how that would be perceived.
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Ask HN: Can I list previous employers as customers of my services business?
2 points by go_prodev 7y ago|3 comments
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by go_prodev 8y ago
I think a lot of developers focus on learning newer technology stacks because they are hot and tend to pay more. But less popular doesn't mean it's not in demand. I know 2 COBOL programmers who are being paid a ton of money becaus
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by go_prodev 8y ago
It's not an even playing field though. Apple has a competing music service and they can undercut their competition by avoiding the 30% transaction fee, squeezing competitors into submission.
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by go_prodev 8y ago
Why is that? Wouldn't it just double the data volume, or does it do something else?

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