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by greggyb 9y ago
Mostly agree with Baconner. It does help with discovery if configured well. 'Configured well' is a fairly high cost, so only worthwhile for a fairly simple data model that will have a large number of consumers. Typically, there&#x
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by greggyb 9y ago
This has been in production with Power BI + Cortana for about a year now.
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by greggyb 9y ago
Their parallelized data warehousing solution: Azure Data Warehouse. Their document store database: Azure DocumentDB. Their large scale structured+unstructured data storage and analysis (frequently referred to as a data lake): Azure Data Lak
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by greggyb 9y ago
We did a POC for shareholder voting for the Indian stock exchange. Auth is handled by the stock exchange and votes / proxies are handled on the block chain portion. I wasn't involved in the project, but it seems like the primary b
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by greggyb 9y ago
> Have they placed additional restrictions on the GPL (which I believe you are prohibited from doing)? At that point, doesn't the trivial defense just become "It's not GPL. It's my own custom license which happens to
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by greggyb 9y ago
I had the 2012 for a few years. When I was driving 80%+ highway, I would struggle to get below 35MPG or above 42MPG. On a 50%-50% split, I would be in the mid 30s, usually 36MPG or 37MPG. When I was 80% city, I would be around 32MPG on aver
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by greggyb 9y ago
2012 had half Skyactiv and half .. non-Skyactiv. The expected MPG on the non is around 30. You'd have a badge on the rear of the car (if sold in US, at least) that would indicate Skyactiv.
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by greggyb 9y ago
I can get 40MPG (US) highway with a 2015 Mazda3 and a somewhat aggressive driving style. City is usually low 30s. The manual transmission is also one of the nicest I've ever driven. These are great cars.
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by greggyb 9y ago
If you ever decide you want to migrate away from Postgres, it's because there's another platform that supports significant functionality that Postgres doesn't. Changing out the data tier is not a decision made on a whim. If t
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by greggyb 9y ago
I've always been interested in this and other online communities. I guess there's some piece I am missing, though, because while interesting, I am also underwhelmed by it. Is there anyone who is a member that could tell me what it
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by greggyb 9y ago
Manjaro or another Arch-based distro might be the answer there?
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by greggyb 9y ago
Skylake and these Atoms are two entirely different issues. Skylake is not supported EARLIER than W10. These Atoms are not supported PAST W10 CU.
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by greggyb 9y ago
Restaurants have a limit on how many ways they will split the bill. I used to wait tables and it's annoying to split many ways, but every POS system I ever used allowed splitting many ways. I never tested for an upper limit, but I so
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by greggyb 9y ago
I get that, but it's a general point. You specifically called out producing audio, and I was curious if there were specific visual features that are necessary in producing audio. I get it for video editing. I also understand the gene
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by greggyb 9y ago
Honest question: why does it matter if you see pixels while producing audio?
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by greggyb 9y ago
Can Keepass2 have different passwords for different users? Or are you sharing one master password among multiple employees?
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by greggyb 9y ago
I propose nothing, just ask questions that the parent of my post seems to imply the answer should be no to.
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by greggyb 9y ago
I think you might not be charging enough.
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by greggyb 9y ago
Who owns and builds airports? Private airlines run flights out of these. Who owns and builds roads and gas stations? Private bus companies, taxis, rideshares, chauffeurs, and shipping companies run on these. Who owns ports? Private cruise l
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by greggyb 9y ago
Here is one of the first things that I encountered in WSL. I tried because lisp in Windows, while not terrible, is far from the most pleasant experience. I haven't had time to dig into it, but it turned me off of WSL exploration:
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by greggyb 9y ago
Also, this delightful add-on for Firefox: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/wayback-machi...
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by greggyb 9y ago
Would you mind letting us know your favorite and least favorite foods as well, please? I'd hate to consume anything you don't like.
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by greggyb 9y ago
If you're seeing trouble at 10G of data, you've got bigger problems than finding the right distributed database.
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by greggyb 9y ago
Email me if you want to talk architectural patterns or Microsoft products or both. Details are in my profile.
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by greggyb 9y ago
SQL DW / APS Analysis Services Event Hub IoT Hub And hosting for a lot of the open source items in the original post. It seems more a survey of tools the author knows or likes.
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by greggyb 9y ago
> > It is hubris or naivete in the extreme to assume that someone you disagree with has nothing valuable to say. You think you disagree with me, and you clearly disagree with Austrian economics. Yet, with less than one page's wor
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by greggyb 9y ago
Interesting that Microsoft's only showing in this map is for Azure Blob Storage.
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by greggyb 9y ago
You do realize that you're adding a third scenario? You are saying that I can choose (no employment | exploitative employment | non-exploitative employment), whereas my post you originally responded to had (no employment | exploitative
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by greggyb 9y ago
I didn't say that the person should take the exploitative job. The term you're looking for is opportunity cost. And yes, the opportunity cost of A is !B. Similarly the opportunity cost for B is !A. We could come up with all sort
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by greggyb 9y ago
And yet presents a framework of analysis that is objective and a case study in the application of bias to an objective technique. The lesson of the book is more than the ideology of its author. It is hubris or naivete in the extreme to assu

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