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by gregw2 4y ago
This is why you say RFC 4810 CSV
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by gregw2 4y ago
I cannot speak to rape nor Russia vs Germany, but for the suffering of the Poles at German hands I am compelled to add this from my eyewitness family history lest German abuse of Poland be discounted. It is not often discussed, but millions
573.
by gregw2 4y ago
Err, good point about the dynamics of the difference between accumulative vs distributive ponzi schemes. But "accumulative" ponzi schemes have been around and labeled as ponzis long before crypto and there's nothing unique ab
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by gregw2 5y ago
Interesting. But Jesus being invented post-Paul to dictate doctrine just doesn't make any sense to me. First, Jesus and his resurrection is central to Paul's teachings, not an optional addon restricted to a few bits of text. Secon
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by gregw2 5y ago
Trendsetter? Thanks to Eddie, he started the trend of people in retail having to work on Sundays. Thanks Eddie.
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George W Bush and Putin (2013)(foreignpolicy.com)
2 points by gregw2 5y ago|0 comments
577.
by gregw2 5y ago
Spreads may have tightened, but payments for order flow suggest to me there's a new flavor of front running involved via HFT and dark pools. But I'm no expert.
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by gregw2 5y ago
Err, that don't eat between dawn and sunset for a month out of the year...
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by gregw2 5y ago
Nah the lame thing is that Chinese and others can learn a ton from the dumps and the consumer benefits short/medium term but Nvidia margin to plow back into R&D is irreparably harmed and the consumer suffers. Top engineering talent
580.
by gregw2 5y ago
The antiwar declaration supported by the authors in their About page is signed by a bunch of Russians and refers to Donestk as a "republic" but Kiev as not one, (just a "government"), so don't consider the analysis
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by gregw2 5y ago
Pencil Paper, paper, never data
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by gregw2 5y ago
How do you handle CDC from a DW like Redshift? If I have 5 billion row fact table with an insert or update datetime audit column (but no soft delete tracking!) how do you deliver deltas? Are you keeping our of band hashes of pk values or tu
583.
by gregw2 5y ago
Dating myself here ... I ran Linux on my 386SX black and white LCD laptop (including X windows!) back in the early Slackware days 1992-1994. It was easier to do that back then than now... :) Oh,and a grad student friend of mine warned me in
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by gregw2 5y ago
Nah, they just optimize for lower capital tied up in inventory (and stocking space) which the CFO watches, versus lower service levels which an operations person watches which has a less concrete/direct/measurable financial impact
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by gregw2 5y ago
WITH is a keyword already used for SQL common table expressions/subquery syntax. Perhaps use a distinct and different keyword... VIA perhaps?
586.
by gregw2 5y ago
My theory is that the keywords used make it easier for the authority to search for when the keyword has been used/disclosed. There is counterintelligence value that is lost if the name of the secret blends in too much.
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by gregw2 5y ago
Thanks
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by gregw2 5y ago
I read recently Chinese law required them to disclose the bug to the government within two days of disclosing it to vendor and that's why Alibaba was punished. Now I read they have to give it to the government first. Big difference. Wh
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by gregw2 5y ago
Redshift Concurrency Scaling seems like it went down and UNLOAD to S3 operations were also failing much of the day. Seems like all has been working fine the last 3-4 hours.
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by gregw2 5y ago
Um, that's just a reskin of AWS's lying status page. No real new data there.
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by gregw2 5y ago
FYI, there was a Redshift query outage this morning, and Redshift COPY operations from S3 to Redshift have been failing for quite a while now. Status page shows all green but AWS confirms differently when on a customer phone call.
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by gregw2 5y ago
Might be hundreds of millions or billions... Check out the pricetags of companies switching custom old legacy systems to "newer" SAP.
593.
by gregw2 5y ago
Transitioning off a long established core mainframe/AS400 app is not necessarily so easy as just changing to UTF-8 as the article author implies. If you have no mainframe or enterprise experience to relate to that observation, consider
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by gregw2 5y ago
My advice to anyone coding 100 hrs a week is pay attention and take care of your hands and wrists. Carpal tunnel is no fun.
595.
by gregw2 5y ago
I don't think in this particular case its reasonable to compare her impact on Amazons success to an heir. Jeff Bezos thought quite publicly how superior she was to other potential wives in terms of her resourcefulness which was applied
596.
by gregw2 5y ago
Umm, heard of long covid? My neighbor has had it for a year. Don't want my kids to get it...
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by gregw2 5y ago
Funding is being requested both for collecting new observations more systematically (not just prior ones, reasonable since the phenomena appears ongoing), and then for tooling to analyze it.
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by gregw2 5y ago
Your crown jewels backup/restore will always work. You can easily/always spin up a new db copy.
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by gregw2 5y ago
Took a first job that played to my weaknesses but was in a field I was intellectually interested in, rationalizing it was an opportunity to grow.
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by gregw2 5y ago
not open source, but I believe snowflake allows this

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