belk

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by belk 2y ago
That's like asking why don't we expect burglars to not burgle, they won't, but that doesn't mean walling off a whole neighborhood is the solution either.
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by belk 2y ago
it's effectively the same, small banks just shove you out of the building and refuse to open a bank account for you if FATCA applies to you, their compliance is through just not accepting US tax payers. This is a real issue that leaves
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by belk 2y ago
I imagine legally would need a lawsuit to set a precedence, and if a license owner sets an over-reaching precedence of what a wrapper is, they risk losing customer trust and companies avoiding them like the plague. e.g. timescaledb going af
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by belk 3y ago
I got this when I first registered, contacted support and it was lifted in a day or two.
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by belk 3y ago
tip regarding google play, each account can have an independent region, create a new google account and set it to your new location, keep the original where it was, it has 0 impact on how you use the apps after installation, if the app uses
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by belk 3y ago
I think the only think he knew was that he was offering a procedure to turn problematic family members into vegetables, that was the whole business model
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by belk 3y ago
typescript is introducing it in a polyfill, which is going to be how a lot of people will first get to use the feature
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by belk 5y ago
CockroachDB, I heard the dev experience of spinning up nodes can be dumbed down to 1 or 2 docker commands, and it's Postgres compatible, continues to have global transactions, although you wont get the same transaction performance as s
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by belk 5y ago
depends on what level of isolation and how it's done, MVCC avoids deadlocks, but if you manually lock any row/table, you can still run into deadlocks. but the DBMS' transaction manager will notice and timeout one of the trans