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by valiant55 2y ago
I need to check this out. In a past life my primary role was scheduling a call center of up to two hundred seats (at our peak). I had built out a complicated network of spreadsheets that used historical data and future projections to mostly
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by valiant55 2y ago
Why not? That's the situation many Americans are living in, why not America itself?
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by valiant55 2y ago
This is what has me most excited. AI has it's limited uses for now but with the current requirement of handing over all your data to big brother it was not even worth considering. Now that on prem is reasonable and doesn't require
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by valiant55 2y ago
I'm not aware of any one minute minimum delay for CDC. We currently are running an on prem SQL Server -> CDC -> Debezium -> Azure Event Hub -> Azure Function App back to on prem SQL Server and that has 5-10 second delay fro
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by valiant55 2y ago
>Spends so much time with SQL Server that probably dreams in T-SQL and wakes up in a cold sweat about missing indexes >Has stronger opinions about database migration strategies than most people have about their favorite foods We need
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by valiant55 2y ago
I don't understand the scare quotes or emphasis on the guns not having serial numbers. Most states don't have gun registration so guns with a serial number are as equally untracked (Maybe you get the point of sale, but private sal
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by valiant55 2y ago
I have a hard time watching anything for too long at 1.5-2x speed. After a while it feels like my internal monologue is running at the same speed and it's incrediblely distracting.
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by valiant55 2y ago
Not really a problem anymore, it's all been digitized at least for the most part.
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by valiant55 2y ago
For example, having a debate about climate change with one scientist from each side of the debate is insane because there's scientific consensus on only one side of that debate. Trying to cast equal light on both sides of a topic tips
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by valiant55 2y ago
Depending on my company I like the classic ice former: "So how do you sell your labor?"
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by valiant55 2y ago
My first thought was totems from Inception.
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by valiant55 2y ago
We should do away with voting and select our representatives randomly, similar to jury duty. We'd need a society that places value on civil service and is better educated and willing to listen to experts to hash out legislation. Electi
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by valiant55 2y ago
This sounds like DDD done wrong. Just because two concepts have the same name doesn't mean that they are the same thing. Drawing the boundaries of the bounded contexts is hard though, which is why shops often struggle with DDD. For exa
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by valiant55 2y ago
I'm currently building an internal app with Pico CSS, htmx and ASP.NET minimal APIs returning Razor components and it's a joy. I'm a Developer DBA with no perfessional front end experience but I feel really productive and the
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by valiant55 2y ago
Always is a strong word, just abolish private property.
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by valiant55 2y ago
Is there meaningful difference between iOS and iPadOS?
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by valiant55 2y ago
Yeah, the seeds were planted a year ago and are blooming now. Migration doesn't happen instantaneously, but builds up over time as momentum grows.
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by valiant55 2y ago
Yeah,this would be grim because this is how genres are born.
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by valiant55 2y ago
Their only crime was questioning the status quo.
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by valiant55 2y ago
That sounds like a variation of the Great Filter[0] [0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Filter?wprov=sfla1
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by valiant55 2y ago
I go: 6x8 5x8+8 40+8 48
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by valiant55 2y ago
I served for years, almost no one was claiming the exact amount of your cash tips. Credit card tips would automatically be tallied but cash tips are effectively under the table.
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by valiant55 2y ago
Snowden has been a Russian mouthpiece since he fled and shouldn't be trusted. That said, he did what most of us wouldn't and is just doing what you have to do to survive. With all that said, this appears to be the correct take bas
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by valiant55 2y ago
I think a good baseline is just include indexes for foreign key relationships and then adjust from there. Also, if anyone reading this is using SQL Sever, do not use the recommended missing indexes it provides. They have a whole host of iss
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by valiant55 2y ago
I made the switch a few years ago after Firefox improved performance. I've tried to convince some coworkers to change and no one cares to. I think I'm the only one on a team of about 12 developers. Firefox for Android is amazing a
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by valiant55 2y ago
I got stuck at the age of 6 in Link's Awakening for the OG Gameboy. I convinced my mom to let me call the tip hotline so I knew how to progress. I was stuck just before the seventh? dungeon where you need to revive the rooster to fly o
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by valiant55 2y ago
I've tried this in Teams and people just don't ping me and are confused when I message them, thinking I was OOO. How anyone puts any stock in the accuracy of the status is beyond me.
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by valiant55 2y ago
I'm sure Philip K Dick would disagree.
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by valiant55 2y ago
Names like this are so exhausting. See "Patriot Act" and "Americans for Prosperity Action".
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by valiant55 2y ago
This hits close to home. Despite our household income approaching 200k I was still driving a 17 year old car until the repairs exceeded the scrap cost. I got lucky and snagged a starter home just before rates shot up and continue to live we

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