swasheck

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   by swasheck 7y ago

   I appreciate the subtle environmental commentary
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   by swasheck 7y ago

   Broad device support is also a large factor that favors Netflix. We have children who range from 3-14 and Disney has something for all of them - except support for the devices we have. Our TV is an older (NetCast) LG, we “only” have a Wii-U
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   by swasheck 7y ago

   ... not to be confused with ... U-SQL https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/u-sql/
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   by swasheck 7y ago

   Such an excellent post. Thank you so much.
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   by swasheck 7y ago

   Additionally, at least in Sql Server, trusted foreign keys can give the CBO more, good options because of the guaranteed referential integrity on reads. FKs are killer on larger writes, though.
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   by swasheck 7y ago

   i got it. not sure why you're being downvoted.
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   by swasheck 7y ago

   dont tell them that they're the problem, because they (and their investors) are making loads of money on positioning themselves as the "solution."
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   by swasheck 7y ago

   but i was just writing a paper on the social impact of Beck's mid-90s hit, "Loser"
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   by swasheck 7y ago

   thanks. not sure why i was downvoted but the last time i checked, GH only allowed 1
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    further down the thread are mentioned of ruby on rails. i use gitlab because it allows me > 1 private repo. if there are better solutions then i'm all ears.
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    i wonder if the data cap is just at the router level or if they charge you for whenever you use any of the other xfinity hotspots that they set up on their customers' routers.
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    i understand your perspective. i live in denver and xfinity and whatever comcast lets centurylink have are my choices. i was initially reacting to the sentence in the post that mentioned that xfinity was the only available option and that s
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    i love fort collins so much and it gets even better the further north and/or west you get.
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    doesnt fort collins have municipal internet now? reading here: https://www.fcgov.com/connexion/ i guess i didnt realize all of fort collins wasnt yet covered.
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    AA seems to trust the recert process. http://news.aa.com/news/news-details/2019/The-Latest-Informa... That would make one of us.
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    I tried unsubscribing but none of the options actually worked. I stopped participating in the network about two years ago and I can’t say I’m disappointed.
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    won’t someone think of the lower cases?
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    it's a constant source of pain for us DBAs too. i've just always heard that code reuse isnt an imperative for sql server, not to the same degree as it is on the application side.
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    you're absolutely correct. my apologies.
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    sassanians were very capable, to be sure and, to be fair, though the article doesn't really specify the date, edessa and valerian were centuries later in rome's history, near the tail-end of the unified empire (30-ish years before
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    i agree with about 98% of what you said, but julius caesar had also heavily mortgaged the future for the present. he had aging legions who had already mutinied a few times and he kept winning them back with more and more promises that he&#x
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    looks like CTEs also support materialization which most devs thought implicitly happened anyway, but didn't. by removing the fence _and_ supporting materialization CTEs are now useful.
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    Yeah. I read the post as an encouragement to experience travel through our senses and not through synthesis.
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    I think it’s pretty clear that Bigfoot is pretty fastidious and maintains a clean wilderness.
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    > Everything I have ever seen is that the whole point of airplane design and pilot training is to reduce flight problems to known solutions as to resolve the problem as quickly as possible. The very design of MCAS is failure must put the
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    Exactly. It reads like an attempt to validate a foregone conclusion using components of thorough investigation. The author threw in a few gratuitous statements about how "maybe MCAS wasn't the best idea" so that the they coul
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    Feral hogs, apparently. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/aug/05/feral-hogs-m...
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    Unpopular take incoming ... but I find DataDog useless. I’m biased as I’m a DBA and comprehensive workload metrics are what I need, but the broad use of DataDog or AppDynamics or NewRelic really do data layer performance monitoring a tremen
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    There's a comment above that suggests that Comcast owns the physical layer and, as such, is allowed to limit CenturyLink's access on its infrastructure (though there is a contrasting reply to it). I've always wondered why Cen
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    by swasheck 7y ago

    This isn't really all that surprising to me given the goal of the study is to define who are the candidates most likely to succeed at continuing to practice the same set of characteristics that got them to college in the first place (e