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Smalltalk
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SQL
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Zig
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Nope, it's a java/javascript thing.
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I mean no disrespect, but I've never met another developer/organization that was happy using Oracle. I'm genuinely curious as to why someone would prefer it over PostgreSQL if they were familiar with both had the option to no
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If you are already on AWS, I would suggest checking out RDS. You pay a slightly higher price, but the time savings are well worth the extra cost.
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MySQL is certainly more popular, but that doesn't necessarily mean it is a better database from a technical standpoint. MySQL is a fantastic piece of technology and it will likely serve most of your needs if you are building websites.
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I believe I can simplify the flow chart for "How to efficiently choose a relational database" +----------------+ | | | Use PostgreSQL | | | +----------------+
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Chatbots don't perform well on open ended problems. Medical chatbots are another whole level of stupid. Only doctors should be giving out medical advice.
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If this is the way you feel why stop at school board elections? Why not restrict voting for the legislature, governor, or president? We live in a democracy, that means the "uneducated" have the same ability to vote as the "ed
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"Should only people with school-age children be allowed to vote on school board members?" This is an obvious no. Apart from the issue of taxation without representation, not having children does not disqualify your opinion on educ
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"Pensions and university endowments" are the "women and children" of the financial world. Everyone constantly harps on these classes of people in order to play to your emotions instead of thinking logically. The great th
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My guess would be that this space has become way more competitive in the last few years. If you haven't noticed, there are a lot of robot vacuum cleaners on the market now with more coming soon. https://www.amazon.com/s
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What you're describing is called resumé driven development. It happens every few years when people want to cash in on trends/buzzwords that people believe will be disruptive to all industries but are just tools to have in the tool
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Speaking as an author of a webauthn library who helps users set up their security keys as part of their training, it's about as easy as it can be. We give each of our customers 2 yubikeys for each user when they sign up, tell them to k
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Take a look at FedNow which is aiming to offer a 24/7/365 instant payment service for all US banks by 2023-24. (I would realistically expect 2028-30 for it to go online) This is being worked on, but everything moves at a glacial p
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Here are some links that provide more information on how we make and regulate the flu vaccine. https://www.cdc.gov/flu/prevent/how-fluvaccine-made.htm https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles
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Planning, prediction, and coordination. https://www.cdc.gov/flu/prevent/vaccine-selection.htm#:~:tex... .
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This seems to be changing. Nacha (the organization that governs ACH) has been developing open APIs so that more organizations can get access to the ACH network without any dirty hacks. I would expect to see a rise in the number of personal
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Yes, they will have to go through health and safety trials for each additional vaccine developed using this technology. No one gets special treatment when it comes to FDA approval, and this is the way it should be. You can get fast tracked
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The US should steal Australia's point based system of immigration. Put a value on the attributes we are looking for and if you reach that number of points you can immigrate. It is far too difficult to become a naturalized US citizen.
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A lot needs to be fixed. Most of our problems boil down to lack of competition and regulatory capture. As a regular citizen, I would do the following. See if your state has certificate of need laws and ask your state representatives to repe
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I mean technically in this case it's just another copy of the original thing no need/want to try and deceive people. In the long run all bitcoin will be lost. You could also parallelize transactions which I believe is still a prob
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How would what I'm describing be classified as an "attack"?

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