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I agree that more recent generations advance monetarily through a series of jumps between organizations. However, I think that this quote is particularly salient to the felt need for recognition that your work is recognized and relevant and
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9y ago
This is a great line: > On the other hand, if I'm at a lower level and in fact I'm at a really higher level, it takes time, but it'll eventually rectify itself. A lot of people get wrapped up in a desired title and recogni
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9y ago
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9y ago
Wow! Thanks for this. I think it directly confronts many of the thoughts that I'd been entertaining.
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I grew up in Orlando and my high school gym was a shelter for those displaced by Andrew. That stretches back quite a bit farther than 12 years, I know, but the image of folks living in the gym has been seared into my brain. It's part o
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9y ago
I know that this is slightly off-topic so feel free to downvote if you feel so inclined: There's a lot of money that goes into disaster relief and recovery. I think that's great and very worthwhile, thoughts on charity accountabil
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9y ago
Give or take a century? So you're saying that the range could be 50-250 years?
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I agree on your second point. 1200 people is a substantial population. However, we'd also need to read more about the details of the study to see how it was conducted and how controls were controlled and then, naturally, someone would
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I thought that too. 1600 columns seems like quite a few columns.
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Completely agree! I've often said that I didn't learn English grammar until I studied German, I didn't understand Linux until I read the Arch documentation, and I didn't comprehend relational data until I read the Postgr
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... to say nothing of their vote to retain the good parts of ACA for themselves alone.
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what i love about myfitnesspal is how it helps with overall nutrition. it reminds about fats, sodium, carbohydrates, etc.
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As much as I hated to hear it a few years ago, it's a lifestyle choice. Within 10 months, I had wisdom teeth removed and a knee surgery. From this is developed a) portion control, and b) exercise habits (for rehab). I lost 75 lbs in ~1
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10y ago
One of the interesting things that Utah does is called "Housing First." As with most things, there are pros and cons to the program. However, Utah's analysis apparently exaggerated the affect that this program had on homeless
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10y ago
I find your perception of DBA work to be quite narrow. Too many comments on here are based purely on colloquial evidence and not enough actual communication and understanding.
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10y ago
I'm sorry you've had such poor experiences with Enterprise DBAs. It sounds like you're drawing upon your personal experiences to make generalizations about a profession. We all do it, but professionalism requires us to step b
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10y ago
I'm a dba so yes I can remember DBAs. I don't understand the condescension from you comment. As a DBA, I have never understood the argument of a mutating database as a solid justification. It just sounds lazy/unprepared, at b
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10y ago
This hits close to home. My dad was raised in this area and I go down here quite often to escape the stresses of "city life" (live in Denver) and spend time with my parents. He tells me so many crazy stories, mostly surrounding we
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10y ago
delayed gratification is not always a bad thing.
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I like this utilitarian perspective and believe it could strike a good content/profitability balance if done correctly. Constantly pushing new hardware specs is what has allowed the novelty of franchises to wear off into tired rehashes
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certainly they have educated despots, just as many foreign banks possible house deposited illicit funds from many US-born people. academia has no moral obligation to government and any suggestion i can think of that affirms that it should a
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10y ago
pboutros didn't make any claims about the validity of your opinion, only about its correctness.
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"flying in to Denver ..." I live in Denver and I consistently dread flying home because of the horrid turbulence we experience.
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> Our addiction to instant and easy answers can be very problematic. Bingo. The rub between not wanting to reinvent the wheel and being forced to think through it on your own is a very real tension. However, I really like what you say he
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I appreciate your response and I agree with you. However, you don't really address my point, which is that statistics skew can cause variations in query planning. Your scenario assumes a fixed data size with a homogeneous (or at least
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> It still amazes me how queries can go from absolutely great to scanning tables with a row added in the wrong place. I think that this is a bit of an oversimplification, though I understand the sentiment. Statistics skew is one of the p
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I remember the first time that I read this. I still reference it many years later.
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I just said what I'd do if I switched now, but when I retire I want to do this ... exactly this.
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Though not a developer (I'm a production DBA), I'd like to move toward a career in sustainable development in developing nations. I think that water and sanitation would be what I'd like to focus on, though I'd wager tha
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It's not a "black box" but what ends up happening is that the recommendation is handed down/out to others without full explanation. Additionally, data volumes truly matter, for the reason(s) outlined above vis a vis tabl
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