smnc

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EU Parliament calls for longer lifetime for products(eubusiness.com)
291 points by smnc 9y ago|233 comments
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by smnc 9y ago
> I read that the problem with Limit is that it is applied on the end. Meaning their original query will happily take all available results, sort them and then return the first 9. If normal values for freq are known, a simple WHERE freq
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by smnc 9y ago
Tom Waits sued for this reason multiple times [1]. I guess he had a strong case because in all three cases he was (or so he claimed) approached to do a commercial and the advertisers went with a Waits-like surrogate after he declined. http
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by smnc 10y ago
Ah, I see, you're right. Well, one solution would involve a log table used to log/lookup the migration status: Anytime the real-time system touches data (eg. deletes the subscription in the source table and has nothing to do in th
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by smnc 10y ago
There's only one datastore. I'm not sure what you mean with "perceived stability", it's about data integrity and preventing data loss during a model reshuffle. I'd like to hear about alternatives if you've
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by smnc 10y ago
In step two both collections/tables are updated. The backfilling routine is hopefully "smart" enough to leave stuff already in the new table alone.
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by smnc 10y ago
The article refers interchangeably to tables and collections. Reading this[1], it seems they are using MongoDB as their transactional database. If they do, it would be interesting to know at what point did they decide to split the subscript
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by smnc 10y ago
> The Street also expects Microsoft to formally announce 700 job cuts as part of its previously announced plan to cut 2,850 jobs by June 2017. Interesting, the linked article calls it an "effort to update skills across the company.&
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by smnc 10y ago
Dynamic SQL is not the problem, you can safely construct queries on runtime in most RDBMS-s, the key thing is to let the DB treat user input as parameters. You can concat strings to create dynamic queries all you want, just don't blind
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by smnc 10y ago
I'm not sure if current releases of SQL Server include the infamous DeWitt clause ( http://stackoverflow.com/questions/12115397/is-it-against-li... ).
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by smnc 10y ago
Perhaps they accentuate the difference via pronunciation or inflection. Otherwise I also fail to spot the difference.
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by smnc 10y ago
> While it's important that we respect and include those people, it's also true that had a human animator produced the same work, we should see the same response. Not necessarily. I suppose he might be commenting on how depicti
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by smnc 10y ago
It turned out to be due to Incapsula web accelerator/protector [0]. > Incapsula is a service that secures and accelerates the website you were trying to reach. It works fine in Firefox/Chrome, I was trying to open it using qute
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by smnc 10y ago
Blocked by security rules? https://i.imgur.com/l2sOlRw.png
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by smnc 10y ago
> Is all we care about android? I constantly hear the argument, if we don't do all of this android will do their own thing and then that will be the end. Right now we are all suffering and android barely even using this yet. If L
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by smnc 10y ago
We should bump this up to the top.
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by smnc 10y ago
Also on https://dply.co/help/sshkey there's mention of "pubic" key instead of a public key.