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igrekel
11y ago
Its only when reading the comments that I realized he just passed away. A more telling title would be helpful.
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11y ago
My main computer is an OSX both at work and at home. Honestly it isn't very responsive compared to recent lung desktops or even the latest windows 10. Or at least it mostly feels that way when using Eclipse, so maybe its the JVM.
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igrekel
11y ago
I don't know for MySQL but I'd guess in the case of Oracle is that they have equivalents in their own dialect of SQL.
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11y ago
Border controls were already restored in preparation for the Paris conference.
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igrekel
11y ago
There is that plus the fact that they say it seriously affects the ice for subsequent shots. Curlers are a bit obsessive about the ice, but then again it plays a big role.
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11y ago
Can only agree about the quality slipping. It used to be that your computer was faster with every release of OS X. It hasn't been true for a few releases now. Oh that and my niece's iPhone 5c (not even a year old) was bricked by a
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11y ago
I understand most of these ensembles did fail, but I still struggle to deeply understand why? What made these fails and made other neighbourhoods or projects succeed. Even if some of the successful ones were emergent and not subject to a gr
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igrekel
11y ago
Yet I somehow think they were built with some of that intention. And I don't think that what came in later decades was that much better.
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11y ago
Yet, I look at some recent buildings, I don't see why they are succeeding while these did not. Maybe its a question of location and not just the looks, or the quality of the individual units or just the nature of the inhabitants.
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igrekel
11y ago
My thought exactly. That sort of stuff is for exceptional events, a few times a year, not a week.
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igrekel
11y ago
Truth is that most reservation systems are built on TPF and it isn't really easy to replace.
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igrekel
11y ago
Uber and Über drivers were already illegal, even before the protests. In part because they not pay social security like everyone else and that is part of how they drive the prices down.
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11y ago
I don't know for recent missions but from a short stint at working with a space agency I remember there were a number of factors. One of them was how long it is from the moment the systems are designed to the moment they are launched.
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11y ago
Plus the amount of time it took to master the language, the framework, the platform etc. before even starting to develop the app.
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11y ago
Regarding number 1... Installing non-apple SSD in a macbook isn't smooth sailing either. The difference is that in windows the OS isn't necessarily playing against you.
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11y ago
Hopefully, they'll be some pressure to change the laws. In the meantime it is to be expected that the law will be applied. What is surprising however is that it is the Taxi Bureau doing this. The article does mention that they want the
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igrekel
11y ago
Which always make it funny when your Taxi driver gives you his card for Uber service. Again, in this case its not Uber thats in question but UberX.
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11y ago
UberX is different, with UberX "anyone" can be a taxi driver.
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11y ago
If you read the posted article you'll see there are a few weaknesses in the study about circumcision and HIV.
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12y ago
I fully agree, I had written one and eventually ended up using it in a parallel programming class to modify it into a parallel program. It was a lot of fun and the wow factor was definitely there. Since then I've ported it to java when
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12y ago
Having had to deal with a few people who were in your position, here are a few points to consider. - Realize that you being cocky at the beginning likely didn't help you with the way your coworkers are treating you. - NEVER pretend t
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12y ago
If it was done properly, the target date in the future should be based on the UTC offset it will have at that time in the future before being converted to UTC for storage. The error is to convert to UTC based on the current UTC offset inste
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12y ago
Now, does supporting this can make you prosecutable for financing a criminal organization under anti-gang law? I am asking this seriously.
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12y ago
I was about to post a comment on power pivot myself. We were building a lot of tools in R but eventually switched most of it to power pivot. My onl complaint would be that it isn't practical to refresh it with new data, it requires mor
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igrekel
12y ago
Yes and yet I am still lugging adaptors - DP to VGA - DP to HDMI - DP to DVI Because I never know what I'll have when I present and you know what, I nearly always have to revert back to VGA, its not like HDMI is new ! I have a nice int
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12y ago
10 000 IU a day? Was that a typo? How did you got that target? Just asking because I was considering 10 000 IU a week following my MDs advice (which is already higher than what it the normal off the shelf dose: 1000 IU a day).
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12y ago
Not doing data analytics but selling software that has forecasting with a model that we build and calibrate. We have fairly good performance, recalibrating the same model tales a few seconds but building the model or changing it is never qu
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12y ago
Yep, my nieces and nephew, all six of them from 12 to 20 all believed that the guy who did the song "Don't worry be happy" had committed suicide. I had to show them recent videos of Bobby McFerrin, his webpage, and then prove
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12y ago
Definitely sounds promising, will give it a try
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12y ago
Indeed, and you even know what kind of analytics they do/allow.
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