james2vegas

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by james2vegas 17y ago
'SELECT * FROM user WHERE id = ?' OR 'SELECT getUser(?)' presuming you have a stored procedure/function getUser that returns the data you need, and you should (or a view, at least)
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by james2vegas 17y ago
You'd think a DBI programmer would know how awful MySQL is and how it would be better left to die.
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by james2vegas 17y ago
perly.y might help (sadly it recently went from yacc to bison).
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by james2vegas 17y ago
First OOC, now this. What is the need to make anything look like the ugly indented mess that is python?
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by james2vegas 17y ago
postgres != postgresql
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by james2vegas 17y ago
And ASN.1. Yet another Google re-invention of the wheel.
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by james2vegas 17y ago
Ok so hopefully the places where you used to work hired someone that wouldn't write horribly inefficient client-side code to join two tables together when its a SQL RDBMS, and sped up those applications|sites considerably.
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by james2vegas 17y ago
It had JOINs but a lousy, lousy optimizer, also sub-SELECTs were (are?) a problem. I can't say that having a sort-of knowledge of some (very little)of MySQL is equivalent to having a working knowledge of SQL. Most commands that SQL users w
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by james2vegas 17y ago
The reasons are Silverlight, Flash and AIR. As for getting SVG in Internet Explorer, apparently Google is working on something like the ExCanvas project for SVG, otherwise there are libraries like RaphaelJS which abstract away the differen
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by james2vegas 17y ago
but actually, I don't. Or rather, I do, in the negative sense. I'd like it to die from a combination of owner neglect or malice from Oracle and death by a thousand forks.
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by james2vegas 17y ago
I think that is inaccurate, and probably based on the backend they are using: * -DCORO_ASM * Handcoded assembly, known to work only on a few architectures/ABI: GCC + x86/IA32 and amd64/x86_64 + GNU/Linux and a few BSDs. The other back
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by james2vegas 17y ago
No, it has those features because it aims to be SQL standard compliant, as do those other RDBMSes. Where is the Standard for these 'Document-oriented' DBs?
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by james2vegas 17y ago
examples?
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by james2vegas 17y ago
And there are other ways to 'get around' the ugly rebuilding process which do not include making your site as digg allergic as wordpress.
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by james2vegas 17y ago
And dynamic publishing is what drives wordpress powered blogs into the ground when hit by the Digg effect. I hope the Melody project will better enable the use of CGI::Application or others for dynamic publishing instead of PHP There are al
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by james2vegas 17y ago
no, They want an all Perl system using CGI::Application, why would they want an all PHP system?
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by james2vegas 17y ago
don't cry, fanboy, RoR fans and developers are hardly the most mature group in the opensource world.
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by james2vegas 17y ago
i imagine the default irc:// protocol handler set to mibbit in future firefoxen influenced their decision
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by james2vegas 17y ago
I know I am shocked and suprised to see support for Python in a Google product.