Yes the good old days of spaghetti code where everything was simpler before it became complicated for me. Let me code my soup of ifs in methods returning void / Unit, there is nothing better, and that these FP lesson…
I suggest renaming Hacker News Rust news.
Is it so hard on HN to use specific and appropriate verbs other than “to scale” for any idea related to something expanding or getting bigger ?
That is an important comment. I really like Postgres, as it is the only free RGDB allowing complex SQL (MySQL is improving), and is also reliable, but some people need to realize that the F22/Cessna comparison is not…
>>OOP is fundamentally a paradigm about modelling a mutable world Many interesting points in this comment, but I am not sure about the mutable part of this assertion. I see those two concepts often presented as…
So ankward to find my stereotypical complaining fellow citizens here on HN.
>>A language with good orthogonality is smaller, more consistent, and is easier to learn due to there being few exceptions from the overall set of rules (wikipedia btw) table = (SELECT column | scalar expression FROM…
Oracle Active Data Guard also (queriable replica), with column store.
>Doing something, I mean really doing something, requires changing our culture. It could have already started by respecting the Paris agreement. In this regard, the US decision to go out of the agreement, to protect the…
Using an index for access path and ranking for selection
Impossibility of With clause inlining is indeed one of the major limitation of Postgres, compared to Oracle. We we still have to wait for optimizer hints
Yes the good old days of spaghetti code where everything was simpler before it became complicated for me. Let me code my soup of ifs in methods returning void / Unit, there is nothing better, and that these FP lesson…
I suggest renaming Hacker News Rust news.
Is it so hard on HN to use specific and appropriate verbs other than “to scale” for any idea related to something expanding or getting bigger ?
That is an important comment. I really like Postgres, as it is the only free RGDB allowing complex SQL (MySQL is improving), and is also reliable, but some people need to realize that the F22/Cessna comparison is not…
>>OOP is fundamentally a paradigm about modelling a mutable world Many interesting points in this comment, but I am not sure about the mutable part of this assertion. I see those two concepts often presented as…
So ankward to find my stereotypical complaining fellow citizens here on HN.
>>A language with good orthogonality is smaller, more consistent, and is easier to learn due to there being few exceptions from the overall set of rules (wikipedia btw) table = (SELECT column | scalar expression FROM…
Oracle Active Data Guard also (queriable replica), with column store.
>Doing something, I mean really doing something, requires changing our culture. It could have already started by respecting the Paris agreement. In this regard, the US decision to go out of the agreement, to protect the…
Using an index for access path and ranking for selection
Impossibility of With clause inlining is indeed one of the major limitation of Postgres, compared to Oracle. We we still have to wait for optimizer hints