tkyjonathan

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by tkyjonathan 8y ago
Doesn't the Washington Post have some sort of policies against 'hate speech'? I mean.. this kind of qualifies as that.
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by tkyjonathan 8y ago
They will pry my MacBook pro out of my cold dead hands!
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How to Implement Technical Change in an Organisation(medium.com)
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
You know.. any Data Architect would have done this sort of data governance task for you. You wanted to know which tables where join'd on and which group by's were the most popular? welcome to a concept called query digest from &g
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CST/Cogs Framework – IT Org Principles for Craftsmanship and Innovation(jonathanlevin.co.uk)
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MySQL Linux Tuning Checklist(jonathanlevin.co.uk)
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
Would be nice if this was in some adobe product. Then you can go from illustrating straight to web site.
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
I don't think you went over that medical summary I provided: Fatty acids do not serve as fuel for the brain, because they are bound to albumin in plasma and so do not traverse the blood-brain barrier. In starvation, ketone bodies gener
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
Depends how much you cut back. I think your body/brain needs 120g of glucose a day. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK22436/
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A DBA Analyses 'The Phoenix Project'(jonathanlevin.co.uk)
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Top 4 Reasons Companies Won't Fix Their Database Issues(jonathanlevin.co.uk)
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
"Long-term effects of a ketogenic diet in obese patients".. read the first line. Its 16-24 weeks. Thats not exactly long term. Also, the study was done for people at home, not in a clinical ward. Try this 8 year study instead htt
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Setting Up Databases in Your Development Environment(jonathanlevin.co.uk)
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
Thats not true. Western diet is build on processed foods - which includes lots of processed sugars and processed fats together. Example, I don't see people eating teaspoons of white granulated sugar all day long. Doughnuts and ice-crea
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
There are a number of fallacies in your statement. 1) Western societies are large populations that eat meat and eat meat more than other large populations, by far. 2) Inuits live 10 on average less than the local nearby populations and 900
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
Could there be an onsite version of this just for the use of setting up dev/test/staging databases? I realize that its not the intend use, but this would solve a very real pain most technology companies have.
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
Bare in mind that SQL was designed to allow non-technical business users to use it. In most offices, a vetern business user or BI person will know how to use SQL. So SQL is a DSL for relational deconstructing of data models that is conceptu
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
That is not the same graph that I have seen, sorry. And this study tells an opposite story. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3045642/
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
Red meat is down. Chicken however is dramatically higher.
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
Not sure how you made that classification so narrow with such a strange statement.
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
Maybe that tax can be used to fund that research or subsidise popular plant-based meats like Beyond Burger or Impossible Burger.
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
Insurance Giant to Doctors: Recommend Plant-Based Diet https://eatdrinkbetter.com/2013/08/24/insurance-giant-backs-...
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Meat tax ‘inevitable’ to beat climate and health crises, says report(theguardian.com)
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
I'm gonna go on a limb here, but I would say a great software engineer is someone that can block out email, slack, meetings, the huge noise of open offices and get some 'deep' work done.
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
on MySQL or any database that doesn't have it as a datatype, its 36 char on latin charset. If you leave everything as UTF-8, then its x3 that amount. Try it for yourself.
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Archiving for a Leaner Database(jonathanlevin.co.uk)
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
So, you would rather have your primary keys be a 36 character UUID string instead of a 4-8 byte integer? This is for every single row in your database and will increase the size of your database substantially.
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How to Not Be the One That Deploys That Slow Query to Production(jonathanlevin.co.uk)
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
System Administrators, largely gone.. Only around in old/large companies. DBAs, largely gone as well.. Its not that those skills are not needed at all, its just that 80% of them have been automated by the likes of AWS. Now those remai
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by tkyjonathan 9y ago
Absolutely disgusting. I hope the Animals Welfare Party and the Green Party might be able to do something about it.

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