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PostgreSQL and Financial Calculations – Part One(commandprompt.com)
2 points by linuxhiker 4y ago|0 comments
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by linuxhiker 4y ago
I am not sure how this can be even close to accurate with no representation of PostgreSQL.
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Mark Porter: CTO MongoDB on PostgreSQL and MongoDB(anchor.fm)
3 points by linuxhiker 5y ago|0 comments
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by linuxhiker 5y ago
Better 20 grand for a truck than a prius
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by linuxhiker 5y ago
I call my truck my, "moving living room" I love it
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by linuxhiker 5y ago
You are funny. A "new" truck can easily run you 70k.
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by linuxhiker 5y ago
I will likely never drive anything but a truck. They are the ultimate useful vehicle. I have an F150 as my daily driver and an F250 for my farm truck (I have 10 acres). No, I am not a Trump flag flyer. I just happen to really like useful ve
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by linuxhiker 5y ago
Of course it is, it is click bait. Salon (and Vox) are notorious for it.
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Episode Four: Daniele Varrazzo, Creator of Python Driver Psycopg3(anchor.fm)
2 points by linuxhiker 6y ago|0 comments
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by linuxhiker 6y ago
I removed all images (over 40GB) from Google photos just a week ago. I don't miss it.
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Raising Money in Uganda for Schools(caringdestiny.org)
1 points by linuxhiker 6y ago|0 comments
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by linuxhiker 6y ago
No but they could certainly use a little bit less "theory" and a little bit more "real world".
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by linuxhiker 6y ago
At least gas is pretty cheap. I hope your fish make it. And now you know the value of camping gear :)
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Episode Two: Ben Rogojan, the Seattle Data Guy(anchor.fm)
1 points by linuxhiker 6y ago|0 comments
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by linuxhiker 6y ago
Except that they haven't extinguished anything. They certainly embrace and extend which is the very nature and purpose of Open Source software.
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by linuxhiker 6y ago
In terms of overall adoption, PostgreSQL doesn't need to catch Oracle or MySQL. The people that enjoy legacy platforms are not going to change (necessarily). Real work gets done with PostgreSQL. You can't buy something from Amazon
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by linuxhiker 6y ago
This indeed is the concern. I don't think most people are going to care if it is PostgreSQL.Org PostgreSQL, or Babelfish for PostgreSQL in the long run. What they will care about is modernity of the development process and who has the
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Thoughts on Forks and Open Source Licenses(commandprompt.com)
1 points by linuxhiker 6y ago|0 comments
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More Than a Refresh, Episode 1: Karthik Ranganathan, YugabyteDB CTO(anchor.fm)
1 points by linuxhiker 6y ago|0 comments
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by linuxhiker 6y ago
I haven't run into that problem in years. As long as you are running a mainstream laptop (Asus,Acer,Dell,HP etc...) you will likely not have a problem. I will grant that you should still do a review of the hardware against supported dr
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by linuxhiker 6y ago
My experience is 4-10s work IF you take a break in the middle of the day. An actual break, not a lunch at your desk break.
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by linuxhiker 6y ago
Yes, and we voted Biden in as President. (No I didn't vote for Trump)
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Null Characaters: Work arounds aren't good enough (Postgres)(commandprompt.com)
2 points by linuxhiker 6y ago|0 comments
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by linuxhiker 6y ago
Which in some ways will be wonderful and hopefully drive people to more productive solutions.
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by linuxhiker 6y ago
Yes but it isn't Open Source.
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by linuxhiker 6y ago
This is interesting because it will also help Sybase migrations. SQL Server is the "brand name" but there are still a lot of people stuck on Sybase.
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by linuxhiker 6y ago
No, it provides a basis to ease your migration from Oracle. There is a lot it doesn't do. Basically, if you have a homegrown app on Oracle it removes a lot of the low hanging fruit to migrate but you aren't running peoplesoft or s
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Discord for Postgres, New live webinars and more(postgresconf.org)
1 points by linuxhiker 6y ago|0 comments
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Why “work for hire” could be limiting your company and yourself(linkedin.com)
1 points by linuxhiker 6y ago|0 comments
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by linuxhiker 6y ago
Yep, they even employ committers

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