I agree, and I work to preserve the historical timeline... The seed for my next pristine macbook: https://photos.app.goo.gl/h3Fx2DEe5cD7Mkqw6
Incognito window is your friend
If you aren't argu^H^H^H^Hdiscusing with the interviewer, you're doing it wrong. If that results in unfavourable evaluation, that's good data for you whether you should take that job.
Janus is a fork of Titan, BTW. The core Titan devs got acquired by Datastax and redirected to their graphDB offering. Titan stagnated, then got forked as Janus under the Linux Foundation.
Yeah and they've had service degradation and availability issues long before Slack also. ;-P
No, long time past to discard it. Measure what you actually care about, not some synthetic, poorly understood "load"
> Over the last 8 weeks leading up to defense we still worked our normal FT employment and completed revision and defending our individual dissertations while averaging 5-7 hours of sleep a week. Cool story bro, but…
Alternatively: his membership in a privileged class is unlikely to grant him especially accurate insight into the experience of individuals in less privileged classes, and more likely to reinforce his bias to justify…
And people act outside the bounds of the law. SSN seems like a good natural key candidate, until you discover some of the people your business interacts with are illegal aliens.
My cats figured this out quite a while ago.
Curious you drop the adjective "overwhelming" in your quote and confuse scientific theory with hypothesis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory "In modern science, the term "theory" refers to scientific theories, a…
> One would only actually test the backups about twice a year just to be damn sure they are still resulting in restorable data. Nope. Nope. Nope. You test every backup by automatically restoring from it in a sandbox and…
> we don't produce all that much anymore If by "we" you mean the US, this is not true. US manufacturing production was as high in 2015 as any prior year. Production took a big hit in the "great recession", it may be on…
republic: a state in which supreme power is held by the people and their elected representatives, and which has an elected or nominated president rather than a monarch. democracy: A system of government in which power…
Or editorilizing C-hash
And then their O(10^7) LoC increment the exponent, as Go has fuck all higher level abstractions.
The more of you who take this deal, the better I and everyone else is. You're so uninvested in what you do for a living you'd stop for $1K/mo? Good riddance. You're a drag on anyone who's actually trying to get shit…
The world of actual programmers is NOT filled with fake programmers. The world of people actively applying for advertised programming positions IS dominated by fake programmers. That's why FizzBuzz is an effective…
RabbitMQ has decided to punt on any robust scheme for surviving network partitions. If you're building a distributed architecture and you care about availability and correctness you should just avoid it.…
But I Fuckin' Love Science https://www.facebook.com/IFeakingLoveScience
> the whole fire fast mentality Zach was there for five years. Why are we talking about "fire fast"?
When the p-System came out cpu caches were not yet a thing. Main memory was fast enough to match cpu speeds. Your cache was your register set.
> which even MySQL manages to get right. hahahaha. If you think MySQL gets this right, you haven't thought about it much. http://www.pgcon.org/2014/schedule/events/661.en.html https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/UPSERT
ComScore data is collected from panels with self-selection bias, but also incorporating significant statistical correction based on random selection panels and demographic data.…
Even if you don't care about the id ordering, unless "Captain Nemo" occurs so frequently as to be likely found in the first few pages of the table, the index is a big help.
I agree, and I work to preserve the historical timeline... The seed for my next pristine macbook: https://photos.app.goo.gl/h3Fx2DEe5cD7Mkqw6
Incognito window is your friend
If you aren't argu^H^H^H^Hdiscusing with the interviewer, you're doing it wrong. If that results in unfavourable evaluation, that's good data for you whether you should take that job.
Janus is a fork of Titan, BTW. The core Titan devs got acquired by Datastax and redirected to their graphDB offering. Titan stagnated, then got forked as Janus under the Linux Foundation.
Yeah and they've had service degradation and availability issues long before Slack also. ;-P
No, long time past to discard it. Measure what you actually care about, not some synthetic, poorly understood "load"
> Over the last 8 weeks leading up to defense we still worked our normal FT employment and completed revision and defending our individual dissertations while averaging 5-7 hours of sleep a week. Cool story bro, but…
Alternatively: his membership in a privileged class is unlikely to grant him especially accurate insight into the experience of individuals in less privileged classes, and more likely to reinforce his bias to justify…
And people act outside the bounds of the law. SSN seems like a good natural key candidate, until you discover some of the people your business interacts with are illegal aliens.
My cats figured this out quite a while ago.
Curious you drop the adjective "overwhelming" in your quote and confuse scientific theory with hypothesis. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Theory "In modern science, the term "theory" refers to scientific theories, a…
> One would only actually test the backups about twice a year just to be damn sure they are still resulting in restorable data. Nope. Nope. Nope. You test every backup by automatically restoring from it in a sandbox and…
> we don't produce all that much anymore If by "we" you mean the US, this is not true. US manufacturing production was as high in 2015 as any prior year. Production took a big hit in the "great recession", it may be on…
republic: a state in which supreme power is held by the people and their elected representatives, and which has an elected or nominated president rather than a monarch. democracy: A system of government in which power…
Or editorilizing C-hash
And then their O(10^7) LoC increment the exponent, as Go has fuck all higher level abstractions.
The more of you who take this deal, the better I and everyone else is. You're so uninvested in what you do for a living you'd stop for $1K/mo? Good riddance. You're a drag on anyone who's actually trying to get shit…
The world of actual programmers is NOT filled with fake programmers. The world of people actively applying for advertised programming positions IS dominated by fake programmers. That's why FizzBuzz is an effective…
RabbitMQ has decided to punt on any robust scheme for surviving network partitions. If you're building a distributed architecture and you care about availability and correctness you should just avoid it.…
But I Fuckin' Love Science https://www.facebook.com/IFeakingLoveScience
> the whole fire fast mentality Zach was there for five years. Why are we talking about "fire fast"?
When the p-System came out cpu caches were not yet a thing. Main memory was fast enough to match cpu speeds. Your cache was your register set.
> which even MySQL manages to get right. hahahaha. If you think MySQL gets this right, you haven't thought about it much. http://www.pgcon.org/2014/schedule/events/661.en.html https://wiki.postgresql.org/wiki/UPSERT
ComScore data is collected from panels with self-selection bias, but also incorporating significant statistical correction based on random selection panels and demographic data.…
Even if you don't care about the id ordering, unless "Captain Nemo" occurs so frequently as to be likely found in the first few pages of the table, the index is a big help.