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by sqldba 7y ago
Same article gets regurgitated a few times a year ever since Netflix started.
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by sqldba 7y ago
Ditto!!! I’ve deep dived, investigated, and fixed tonnes of hard problems. But my memory doesn’t have an index on them. I can’t think of any on the spot and sort them hardest to easiest. I can think of achievements (and they end up on the r
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by sqldba 7y ago
This is CRAZY. How the fuck do you explain this level of trolling to your parents! That this is why they shouldn’t repeat neo-Nazi Facebook garbage.
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by sqldba 7y ago
You’re being downvoted but it’s a totally reasonable reply for normal vendor software.
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by sqldba 7y ago
Is Ada still around?
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by sqldba 7y ago
Wow the responses in that thread are toxic as hell.
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by sqldba 7y ago
What’s weird is that they don’t address those issues and improve or replace it. There’s nothing in the easy database/UI space at the moment and it has gone unfilled for a long time.
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by sqldba 7y ago
Isn’t the whole point of dotnet that it ships with all the executables, libraries and binaries too? I don’t know how I feel about it myself.
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by sqldba 7y ago
Wow what a reliable source blaming checks notes spending on green energy for a company choosing to not maintain its completely unrelated equipment and leading to these failures.
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by sqldba 7y ago
I wonder why the vertical lines have breaks in them. It didn’t used to be like that in the old days.
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by sqldba 7y ago
The article is not a complete overview of the situation. For that we go to Wiki. "Boeing considered MCAS part of the flight control system, and elected to not describe it in the flight manual or in training materials." It... &quot
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by sqldba 7y ago
> Statewide utilities are bloated and inefficient, and they abuse their monopoly power. This seems overly general. There's plenty of state-wide utilities in the rest the world which are fantastic in every regard including cost.
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by sqldba 7y ago
Shouldn’t the CTO fire the person who was directly responsible for firing Monica? Why isn’t that part of it?
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by sqldba 7y ago
In Australia you pay the marginal tax rate which is nearly 50%, both on acquiring the shares, and (usually) any gains between then and when you sell them. The article is real poorly written, I can't work out what it's saying the U
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by sqldba 7y ago
I don't think it's going to become viral but I'd wager to say it could be useful for some. I want to track my emotions, too, to see if there's any patterns.
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by sqldba 7y ago
I don’t think it’s normal. At a previous company I was on call every second week and would receive a call maybe once every few months. That was with many hundreds of servers. At another company I’m on once a week per month and get called on
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by sqldba 7y ago
I also have to disagree. There’s a difference between working with others to achieve a certain familiarity with the science and industry to sustain it, and riding on the coat tails of other countries who can provide all of that for you but
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by sqldba 7y ago
I know how they feel. I often replace code and feel like it's attacking the author; and also feel like my own code is being attacked when it's replaced.
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by sqldba 7y ago
I wonder what happens when Apple distribute the update and it detects this is on your phone. Do they even notify you?
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by sqldba 7y ago
I do OpsDev too and I’m a fan of the term! I’m an ops engineer but develop the code to do my team’s operations tasks.
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by sqldba 7y ago
The idea that some brogrammers can come along and bang out a disruptor in this area - which has a few decades of extremely complex learning, patents, and optimisation - just because they can cobble together some ML... It'd be sad if it
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by sqldba 7y ago
It's not those customers they care about. It's the additional million people who will see the news and scour the deals next year hoping for the same.
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by sqldba 7y ago
Couldn't read because of the paywall, then also couldn't read in private mode (because it detected it - fun). To be fair I don't even want to read it, I just want to see the picture.
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by sqldba 7y ago
Ummm. Before iPhone it was common for phones and laptops and PCs to disappear off in repair through third party warranty vendors for weeks and months. You don’t know how good you have it.
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by sqldba 7y ago
My serial doesn’t come up as affected. I mean that’s great and all but now I’ll be staring at it in suspicion for a good while.
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by sqldba 7y ago
What's wrong with crunchyroll? I thought they were legitimate?
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by sqldba 7y ago
Scripts. And I hate to tell you but despite what you’ll read on HN every single company I’ve seen and every single vendor I’ve dealt with - is using scripts. Just simple scripts, in source control, amended by hand, lord hopes applied as par
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by sqldba 7y ago
As you can see from 300+ comments at the time of writing, the post is entirely unclear about what's happening seeing as everyone still argues about it. My read of it is that .NET Core becomes the new .NET, not that .NET Core has parity
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by sqldba 7y ago
I didn't know Java had so much mindshare for ETL. Can you explain further?
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by sqldba 7y ago
Is Java separate to Java EE? Does this news have any impact on Java in general?

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