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by redler 9y ago
I've used Aqua Data Studio for ages. Very solid, many features. But DBeaver looks interesting (especially considering the cost of ADS).
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by redler 9y ago
And even if a budget were somehow allocated, much of it would be deferred into subsequent congressional terms. An 11- or 12-figure project that has to survive multiple presidential and congressional terms would be no easy feat.
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by redler 9y ago
Call one of our solutioneers or successsmiths to arrange a Webex demo.
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by redler 9y ago
I was in a small bus on a switchback mountain road in Peru. The bus stopped at a low lying turn, and we could see that a muddy stream was racing across the road at its low point, pouring away into the valley off the the downhill edge it was
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by redler 9y ago
The easy part is relatively easy, but it's hard to conceive how the hard part will be solved. Just driving around New York City for a while makes me think that generalized autonomous driving, as a problem, is essentially "solving&
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by redler 9y ago
I had one of those green monochrome Apple monitors, complete with inset CRT that swiveled up or down a few degrees within the monitor case, driven by my 80-column-card-wielding ][e. I remember going to a friend's house to admire the ex
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by redler 9y ago
You may be right in this case, but is there any discipline more rife with no-true-Scotsman rejoinders in its defense?
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by redler 9y ago
It happens when either major party is in control, but you're right: the Democrats lean toward more active regulation to shape outcomes in ways that often don't benefit dominant players, while the GOP aims to erase regulation, ofte
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by redler 9y ago
No. It's unusual. The most common case is Macs in corporate environments where "local anti-virus" is required across all desktop systems (with such policies typically originating in Windows-centric companies).
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by redler 9y ago
More generally, if you never say "no" you probably don't have a strategy.
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by redler 9y ago
Well, this is Hacker News.
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by redler 9y ago
The fact that we interact by voice leads toward a sort of inadvertent theory-of-mind about the other party, which makes the pulling away of the curtain with so many of the answers much more jarring. Voice interaction seems to recruit a much
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by redler 9y ago
I imagine they would take a sort of "Cloud Atlas" approach.
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by redler 9y ago
There's great value in showing that people other than yourself — people who have found other market-validated successes — have enough confidence to put skin in your game.
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by redler 9y ago
I'm a workhorse, having ran 27 half marathons last month. Sorry for the off topic question, but... whoa. Can you talk briefly about how this works?
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by redler 9y ago
"Obamacare: repeal or keep?" with no preface Among the problems with this is that many millions would respond as if the question were "Obama: like or dislike?" It would boil "approval" down to namecraft: how
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by redler 9y ago
We all make this mistake eventually, often in far more spectacular fashion. My lessons learned are 1) Always have a USE statement (or equivalent); 2) Always start UPDATE or DELETE queries by writing them as SELECT; 3) Get in the habit of wr
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by redler 9y ago
Scratching that plug around the nearly featureless edge of the MBP is an extremely unsatisfying experience, especially compared to the old "snick" of a MagSafe plug practically attaching itself.
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by redler 9y ago
Perhaps SugarCRM should create a new "Secure Enterprise Edition" of the product. The fees would be substantially higher, of course, with the proceeds used to hire overseas IT shops whose 24/7 staff would remained logged in, c
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by redler 10y ago
It would probably take a day to arrange, and then coat about $15,000 per flight hour. Not the quickest or most frugal option.
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by redler 10y ago
Don't forget the $200K+ they don't have to spend (or borrow) for each child they want to put through college.
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by redler 10y ago
It would be a nightmare having to classify this flood of data, store it, manage its lifecycle, identify (or de-identify) it, understand its risk properties from legal, privacy, and insurance perspectives, manage its domicile(s)... Hard to
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by redler 10y ago
Perhaps you should set expectations by creating a category literally called "intermezzo", if that fits the voice of your writings. Use a little metadata and UX design to allow a tick-tock-tock-tock cadence.
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by redler 10y ago
He wasted precious time indulging quackery.
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by redler 10y ago
I didn't say anything about genome sequencing (nor does the bill), and your Snopes citation doesn't refute anything in HR 1313 (or my analysis). It's easy to read the bill in its entirety, along with all the referenced sectio
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by redler 10y ago
I disagree. It depends how you define "force". Let's stipulate that most people don't have the resources to simply walk away from a job providing them with their income and with health insurance. Given that, here's
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by redler 10y ago
Is Twitter involved at all in the annotation web standard [1]? There was a post and some discussion on HN a few days ago about it [2]. Seems like Twitter would be a natural fit to become a major player or popularizer of annotations and anno
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by redler 10y ago
Sure, I'm painting a picture to illustrate the point. But reductio ad absurdum can be a useful way to explore the problem. I don't think there's anything in my scenario that's beyond the pale. We could get there by degre
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by redler 10y ago
Maybe Youtube makes a deal with T-Mobile to keep videos playing longer (before packets start dropping) in exchange for money. This money might allow T-Mobile to invest in other parts of its infrastructure. Another possibility: as a major
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by redler 10y ago
Unpacking a comment like this is one of the quieter pleasures of reading HN.

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