mohaine

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by mohaine 9y ago
Thanks, I didn't realized they finally improved that. Of course I doubt I ever notice since I doubt my current employer will never upgrade that far. We have currently frozen our large oracle database as a way to force long term migrat
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by mohaine 9y ago
The warts from a dev perspective: 1) Oracle is really lacking in modern features/usability. Features where frozen in roughly 1999 and they are pretty still the same (mostly). (You are STILL limited to 30 chars for a table name FFS). Th
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by mohaine 9y ago
Cheap plastic if fine. It does need to look like "quality" though, especially at $300. Dyson's just look cheap (IMHO). The $35 eureka commercial I bought 12 years ago is still going strong. It is mostly metal. I can afford
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by mohaine 9y ago
Depends on what the contract says. I'm guessing no because the Intel lawyers are not incompetent.
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by mohaine 9y ago
This should have a 2013 added to the tittle.
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by mohaine 9y ago
This is only if the 1000 children are already in memory. Otherwise it is still 1000 lookups, by index. This is why the Graph Dbs on the market tend to be in memory. I'm not saying Graph DBs don't have their place. They do, but
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by mohaine 9y ago
> Traditional SoC: template, styling, and logic for my app are separated No, they are not. There is no real difference (other then syntax) between { rows.map(r=>(<Row data={r} />)) } and <div ng-repeat="r in rows&
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by mohaine 9y ago
> This is valid only if you think separation of concerns is the same as separation of technologies. I don't think so. It makes more sense to group code based on function. I see this so much as an argument against React/JSX. I
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by mohaine 9y ago
It isn't about about one off calcs but really about how the stack works over multiple operations. So you enter number 1, verify it, enter number 2, verify it, then do the operation. If you mess up, fix it now and go on. You can even g
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by mohaine 9y ago
I understand that they do persist to disk and store data differently but the ones I've seen used in practice are in memory during runtime. It as been a few years but so maybe this has changed. Any examples? Graph databases also are onl
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by mohaine 9y ago
I case 3 you get get some real speedups, but you usually have to design the db layout for the use case. Step one is "How am I going to lookup this data" then design the data structures for that use case. Often(but not always) in
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by mohaine 9y ago
The issue is that if you can avoid joins long term, then you really either don't have enough data, enough complexity, or very rarely managed to have a data set that doesn't need joins. If it is option 1 or 2, you just didn't
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by mohaine 9y ago
Well, the water DOES come over. Whiskey is distilled to at most 80% AL so you get 20% water with other things coming along for the ride. If you go much higher then 80% you start loosing so much flavor that you might as well be aging vodka.
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by mohaine 9y ago
The REAXX saw uses a completely different method to stop the blade so it is the electrical side of the patent that is being used to stop the only other example. Also, the electrical side of the patent seems to be the most obvious. Detecting
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by mohaine 9y ago
8% of revenue is HUGE. It would probably be the single biggest expense for each saw. It also seems strange for that to be a percent instead of a fixed cost since the feature is the same for all models of a saw.
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by mohaine 9y ago
I've seen lots of people try and it does seem to work for weight loss short turn but the effect does not seem to last. At some point you start liking the food and weight comes right back. (ditto for pretty much any special diet) As f
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by mohaine 9y ago
I'm pretty sure "wear on the spark side" is an all but solved problem at this point. Most car engines made in the last 15 years have 100k mile lifetime on the entire spark system.
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by mohaine 9y ago
I have to disagree. Most traffic jams are more a factor of human nature then anything else. Ever been in a slowdown due to drivers checking out a fender bender going in the other direction on a divided highway? Combine the lack of unneede
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by mohaine 9y ago
The unions just got a little too powerful here and then abused their power. Second hand things I've heard: (I know the people who saw these firsthand) 1) Detroit had rooms were extra workers would just watch TV all day. It they didn&#x
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by mohaine 9y ago
More money may not motivate you to work harder/faster, but reasonable compensation will decrease your motivation to find a new job. I'm not really sure how this often quoted study relates to retention since that is outside the sco
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by mohaine 9y ago
Last I heard for the grown diamonds it was only because the grown ones have perfect clarity and color which is never the case for natural ones. So the price goes up for clarity and color until it hits perfect then it falls back to synthet
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by mohaine 9y ago
I think the format itself could be ok, but not in its current format. The PDF header can be anywhere in the document. This makes parsing for bad content harder. (Also, you can have a valid pdf that is also a valid zip with the contents bei
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by mohaine 9y ago
I will admit to not actually looking at the prices of vinyl but is it much higher then just a download or much higher then cd/tapes were historically?
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by mohaine 9y ago
I agree. I don't think most people are actually listening to these. I'm guessing most people don't even own a player (or even a home audio system to hook it to). Has there been large increase in player sales as well? I'
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by mohaine 9y ago
In Java, private/protected functions/fields are mostly only a compile time check. Your code will not compile with if they shouldn't be able to see the function/field. But java also has a runtime inspection framework th
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by mohaine 9y ago
And of those which ones had successful antitrust litigation against them? Just Standard Oil I believe.
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by mohaine 9y ago
The lack of a viable alternative is the pretty much definition of monopoly. Just because lots of people use something doesn't mean there is a monopoly. Def: "the exclusive possession or control of the supply or trade in a commodi
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by mohaine 9y ago
Well, there was the custom BIOS that they owned outright. This was enough until it was "clean room" cloned.
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by mohaine 9y ago
Source?
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by mohaine 9y ago
Not in genomics but the same in true in spatial pipelines. Trying to get a machine setup with the correct set of libraries and packages across various languages is almost impossible on dev box much less on a prod cluster. Docker makes this

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