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931.
by tehlike 6y ago
Check my post from 10 years ago https://nhibernate.info/blog/2009/03/19/nhibernate-poid-gene... I put data about fragmentation when using uuid there.
932.
by tehlike 6y ago
See this: https://nhibernate.info/blog/2009/03/19/nhibernate-poid-gene...
933.
by tehlike 6y ago
See this post for my reasoning: https://nhibernate.info/blog/2009/03/19/nhibernate-poid-gene...
934.
by tehlike 6y ago
Found this post I wrote on this topic: https://nhibernate.info/blog/2009/03/19/nhibernate-poid-gene...
935.
by tehlike 6y ago
Youtube and their python code :) keystore would have helped solve this.
936.
by tehlike 6y ago
you can use application generated sequential ids.
937.
by tehlike 6y ago
I came to the conclusion that IDs should be application-assisted, if not application generated. Offloading that to DB brings some unnecessary work that needs to be handled on the application side otherwise, and tends to o be bad for perform
938.
by tehlike 6y ago
This is very similar to my exact experience, with ages probably shifted by a year or two, given my site from 1999 shows a javascript alert prompt lol.
939.
by tehlike 6y ago
I would not mind. When we get back to office, cubicles will be way more problematic than a handshake.
940.
by tehlike 6y ago
It works like marginal rate for the year. If you made less than 1m in 2020, your taxing is 15% on first 1m and 30% on the rest in 2021. In 2022, your tax rate would be 30% since you no longer qualify for this.if you make less than 1m$ in 20
941.
by tehlike 6y ago
This is correct, but clarifying the last sentence, you go back to 15% the year after.
942.
by tehlike 6y ago
See my other comment in this thread.
943.
by tehlike 6y ago
Visa wants to enforce their duopoly by preventing others from accessing transaction data that plaid has.
944.
by tehlike 6y ago
I think you are wrong. If you pass 1M$ in 2020, your 2021 apple tax rate would be 30%. Key parts: If a participating developer surpasses the 1 million USD threshold, the standard commission rate will apply for the remainder of the year. -
945.
by tehlike 6y ago
Rats of hanoi, cobra effect and all. Apple should have made this like the tax rates, first 1M at 15%, rest at 30%. With this move, apple didn't affect their revenue, while looked good to everyone. From a prior thread [1], this affects
946.
by tehlike 6y ago
Amazon is starting to. See their recent announcements.
947.
by tehlike 6y ago
Turkey. An experienced senior engineer earns about 2000$. About what you would make if you invest your money using 4% withdrawal rate. You can live in a coastal/touristy area and live well.
948.
by tehlike 6y ago
Ah commander keen :) brings back good memories.
949.
by tehlike 6y ago
go to a low cost country. that money is plenty in parts of asia, middle east etc.
950.
by tehlike 6y ago
Now that low paid workers are away from eye sight
951.
by tehlike 6y ago
Docker on mac is a vm, and things relating to volume mounts are horrendous. Switched to a linux laptop (aero15) and things work now.
952.
by tehlike 6y ago
depending on time of the day, and the location of jobs etc, it may make a lot of difference.
953.
by tehlike 6y ago
Another one is cusips in a similar fashion. Cusips are unique identifiers that identify a security. They are also proprietary with fairly expensive pricing for startups.
954.
by tehlike 6y ago
I do chrome and chrome beta on mobile.
955.
by tehlike 6y ago
graphql kind of does that. SQL is very complex, T-SQL is turing complete, meaning you can do lots of damage. you can bring servers to a halt if unchecked. It's pretty hard to restrict what can be done keeping flexibility.
956.
by tehlike 6y ago
They are going great lengths to prevent dynamically changing apps. Also this is one way they can enforce itp and variants on webviews so from their pov, it makes sense I suppose.
957.
by tehlike 6y ago
Due to webkit. Chrome on iOS is a wrapper around ios webviews :( sorry.
958.
by tehlike 6y ago
Check my comment above if you use chrome mobile.
959.
by tehlike 6y ago
It works on mobile too! But I wish it was with an extension instead, something I could use and selectively turn on and off for sites.
960.
by tehlike 6y ago
Chrome supports darkening of pages in a rather weird way: chrome://flags/#enable-force-dark. Then use "enabled with selective inversion of non-image". It works majority of the times, but has some edge cases. It&#x27

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