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psilocipher
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Ethereum Istanbul 1 Release Set for October 16th
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Columbus Day Haters are Missing the Point
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7y ago
What is this magical "high-end" database that operates without the use of any "files"? Certainly not Oracle or Sybase. Sure, they have "data partitions", but the database executables are distributed and store
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psilocipher
7y ago
And therefore files will eventually go extinct?
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psilocipher
7y ago
And the database will at a lower level consist of ..... files.....
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psilocipher
7y ago
Files will never go "extinct". Files exist. They will continue to exist. You people are insane.
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psilocipher
7y ago
I couldn't get past the horribly annoying two-column format of the document. Opened the PDF hoping it would be different. Nope.
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psilocipher
7y ago
The teacher felt strongly that the student's gender was biological and not something the student could arbitrarily choose to change. The teacher felt that using a pronoun other than a biologically consistent one was "lying",
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psilocipher
7y ago
https://www.nbcnews.com/feature/nbc-out/teacher-fired-refusi...
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My point, albeit made sarcastically, is maybe some people just like to walk slowly. I was taught as a young man that walking slowly is a sign of wisdom and confidence. It means you know where you are going, you left on time, and you'
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psilocipher
7y ago
So, if you feel older than you really are, walk faster. Problem solved. Got it.
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Java Spring documentation also claims to support the question mark vs. asterisk character, however it seems that some versions treat them identically, where the ? is supposed to be a random value and the asterisk is supposed to mean every v
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7y ago
Amazing that there are so many 2-year-old software developers, or did their parents pre-ordain their future careers? ;)