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anvildoc
10y ago
there is clearly a mistake in the database graph ... that it must be inverted... because also no one is moving from mariadb to mysql
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anvildoc
10y ago
The most informative post on odbc I've ever read
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anvildoc
11y ago
I've never hired or seen anyone hired in the past 5 years at least that did not have a LinkedIn account. I don't think it's a prerequisite but pretty much everyone has one. I worked with a U.S. company with an office in Polan
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Spark whistling past the data platform graveyard
(eng.localytics.com)
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anvildoc
12y ago
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anvildoc
12y ago
I would be interested in seeing this also emphasize skills beyond "languages". For me, I know a lot of my skills are more around design and soft skills -- I would love to be able to advice a developer on how to handle a problemati
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anvildoc
12y ago
I agree with the other commenters. PM is not a promotion. PM is a very hard, thankless job that is hard to get right. Trust me --- you don't want it. The PM clearly needs help and it seems like you can fill some gaps he has. I do not k
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anvildoc
12y ago
Saw this and thought "you can charge your phone over lunch"
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Chin strap makes electricity from chewing
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12y ago
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anvildoc
12y ago
I agree. This article seems to be aimed at frat houses playing GTA. In fact, I betcha you could replace the word "gamers" in this article with anything and it would still work. In my gaming experiences, fellow gamers (even hyper c
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This Map Shows What $100 Is Actually Worth in Your State
(businessinsider.com)
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12y ago
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anvildoc
12y ago
sweet
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anvildoc
12y ago
This puts too much burden on the sending user. I think a better idea would be something that reads the email, categorizes it, and provides a short one or two sentence summary of what it's about.
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anvildoc
12y ago
Google sometimes appears to be from the future, but I wonder what the truth is. I suspect they are ahead in some of these use cases, but in the open source Hadoop ecosystem that tech like YARN, Tez, Spark, etc do not have equivalents in Goo