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by sqldba 10y ago
SQL Server does all of these things (for comparison). It compiles queries and stores them in a cache. In many cases it can parameterise simple ones so even if the exact text changes it will pull back the matching plan (and it stores all thi
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by sqldba 10y ago
I'm not anti-Trump. In fact, I don't think less people showing up to inauguration means anything significant or negative. It's just about comparing two photographs. Everything the other person said I agree with. One is about
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by sqldba 10y ago
How long do they take to grow big?
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by sqldba 10y ago
From that photographic viewpoint I can't compare. We really need a picture from the birds eye view.
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by sqldba 10y ago
Thanks for putting in words what I couldn't. The logo is acceptable but not great. The video is awful and tells me nothing about what they do that I should care about beyond what everyone knows - Firefox. The branding site has some rea
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by sqldba 10y ago
It sounds like you're talking about being a project manager. PMs don't code though. Not if they want to survive. Not sure why you're talking about being a generalist but that word will kill any chance you have of getting a jo
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by sqldba 10y ago
Parks are parks though. They're not meant to hold internet buildings and other large infrastructure buildings. Why not locate them on commercial space or similar?
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by sqldba 10y ago
One of the problems in the email is that some huts have been located very close to residences and make a lot of noise 24/7. Maybe there's something to it.
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by sqldba 10y ago
I thought implants only have a ten year lifespan?
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by sqldba 10y ago
My observation on the results that after the program twice as many get pregnant and 1.5x as many get abortions, is that the baby reinforced their preexisting ideas about whether they'd want a baby or not, and had more sex while confide
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by sqldba 10y ago
Condoms are on par with withdrawal? Do you have a source for that?
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by sqldba 10y ago
There were pictures in the article of body suits that simulate the 3rd trimester.
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by sqldba 10y ago
I don't believe it. I feel the public service is just continuing it's attack against a Trump presidency by reinforcing mini narratives that he shouldn't be in power vs Hillary. Yes the article doesn't say this (of course
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by sqldba 10y ago
Thank you! Finally someone who gets it. IMHO these articles are fake news, journalists love beating the Automation is killing jobs drum. IT certainly is changing and outsourcing is swings and roundabouts. But there's more work than eve
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by sqldba 10y ago
How can they make so much money while also losing so much money? Isn't it just an app with some staff and lawyers? Where did all the money go?
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by sqldba 10y ago
> > HR is not your friend; it's one of the stakeholders' defense lines. > This is a problem that needs fixing, rather than a status quo that needs defending. Ah, but it's not a gendered problem, and outside of gender
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by sqldba 10y ago
> I was getting preferential treatment because of my “cuteness factor” > Indian women being subservient I agree that these comments don't belong in the workplace. I have seen similar ones lead to people fired on the day and escor
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by sqldba 10y ago
Christ what a crock of shit. Talk about fake news. Every single day something is being called AI. Every time the output is relatively shit and doesn't improve in any noticeable way even over long periods of time. Remember when Siri was
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by sqldba 10y ago
So what do you use instead?
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by sqldba 10y ago
What irritates me is that there's really no safe place for email. Even if you pay for a host they still have access to it all. You have to really trust them. If you try to set it up at home you need a static IP and need to be prepared
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by sqldba 10y ago
This is exactly how I feel. I don't use Linux, I'm an outsider, and the whole thing just makes no sense to me.
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by sqldba 10y ago
They didn't refuse to hire you?
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by sqldba 10y ago
It pisses me off. I bet those mongrels and everyone else rich have gone to visit it. But me? Now that I am old enough to have money to visit it it's gone.
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by sqldba 10y ago
Wish there was a good book about the history of crays. It's the kind of thing you hear talked about but are unlikely to ever see. Mainframes in general too. I'm currently listening to Soul of a New Machine.
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by sqldba 10y ago
No point fixing the roof if you don't own it. And nobody will be able to buy a house.
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by sqldba 10y ago
If you believe that anyone, including business, is always seeking the lowest cost, then you've never worked in a company that blows its money on useless shit - starting with executives and ending with subcontracting at ridiculously exp
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by sqldba 10y ago
I thought prison food isn't free. Over in America the inmates have to either pay for it or work to pay for it.
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by sqldba 10y ago
The whole "computers can do anything" theme in the original post and the comments is borderline retarded and describing a mythical state always one or two decades in the future. Teaching a computer to do anything is fucking HARD.
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by sqldba 10y ago
You just described Australia's work for the dole program. There's no spots for talented people to work on shit like the failed $30 million IBM census disaster. But smoking pot and filling in holes with low lives? You betcha! You b
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by sqldba 10y ago
Agreed. Why stop there though? How come some people hoard and/or inherit millions or billions? Has one Bill Gates really done the work of 40,000 people worth a million each?

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