krasznahorkai

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by krasznahorkai 1y ago
I knew it would happen eventually! I've been waiting for his award. Long time fan. My favorite is War and War (Háború és háború) because the confusion of the world and the endless struggle of trying to be understood represented so well
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by krasznahorkai 2y ago
https://deepcomputing.io/a-risc-v-world-first-independently-... DeepComputing's blog on the matter, with an actual picture! Edit: Higher resolution: https://deepcomputing.io/wp-content/uploads&#x2F
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by krasznahorkai 2y ago
When I see a new Framework product, such as their latest Intel CPU updates and now a third screen installment for the 13, I can't help but feel frustrated at the limited effort put into the development and maintenance of older models.
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by krasznahorkai 3y ago
Yes. In essence what most businesses do is create a record for any given state, so it enables analysts to see when something was created/modified/deleted indeed. Most business applications contain only the actual state of data, so
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by krasznahorkai 3y ago
For Data Warehousing purposes it's nice if source systems use soft deletion for easy detection of deleted rows since a certain point in time. I don't think the use-case is limited to undoing user deletions. If there is no soft del
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by krasznahorkai 3y ago
I work as a solution architect at a consulting firm that builds analytical data platforms for customers. Our company has a partnership with Snowflake, which means all the solutions we build are pushed to use Snowflake. Their sales strategy