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by collaborative 4y ago
Hard to disagree I get that many devs are using NoSQL in a careless way that produces horrors. I just don't think that is NoSQL's fault, hence I dislike comments critizicing NoSQL DBs. I am an efficiency (mostly in $ terms) freak,
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by collaborative 4y ago
Efficient joins in NoSQL are done by persisting the relation in a brand new entity. Thus they only make sense when the query is really and constantly needed, not when one is writing up SQL, researching, creating a custom report, etc. NoSQL
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by collaborative 4y ago
It's hard but it's still possible to change it. It's just very important to do it carefully and knowing what the consequences are. I have had to iterate NoSQL schemas several times, and I always prefer do treat their evolutio
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by collaborative 4y ago
Sure, changing the schema is easier in NoSQL. But to do it properly, you still need to really understand how the data is being queried and then change the schema in a controlled "migration". For most people these tasks will be a p
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by collaborative 4y ago
But you are describing incorrect ways of using NoSQL. NoSQL requires getting the schema right from the get go. Many people don't like it because they are used to relying on SQL (or a language like you mentioned) to smooth things out. N
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by collaborative 4y ago
Sure SQL DBs can have all the advantages of NoSQL DBs and then some... but they will never have a lower price tag. And that's because NoSQL DBs use very, very little CPU. All that's needed is giving up reliance on SQL. Design your
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Writing funny blog posts in 1 minute with ChatGPT and DALL·E 2 (example)(6groups.com)
1 points by collaborative 4y ago|0 comments
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by collaborative 4y ago
Same here. Would be nice to get an Apple salary...
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by collaborative 4y ago
I could explain what I'd choose, but that's irrelevant as it's based on my existing skills The one thing I can't recommend enough is the value of organizing persistence around a nosql distributed db and blobs of zipped f
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by collaborative 4y ago
As tempting as it may be for "management" to imagine a future where requirement docs get translated into code, the actual reality of the opetation will always require a few humans to oversee it. But I do expect businesses that cla
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by collaborative 4y ago
Just to add my 2 cents, SEO-infested results add insult to injury. I have now given up on using search and use ChatGPT 70% of the time. I wonder if others are doing the same and this is making SEO spam rank higher And it wouldn't have
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by collaborative 4y ago
I can empathize with how stressful these reviews can be though
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by collaborative 4y ago
Worried about Apple's treatment on the App Store? - Just head over to Apple HQ and talk to Tim
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Elon Musk ‘resolves’ Apple row over ‘removal of Twitter from iPhone store’(theguardian.com)
1 points by collaborative 4y ago|1 comments
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by collaborative 4y ago
Lab grown meat combined with bacteria tank flours - looking forward to it
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by collaborative 4y ago
Spot on. It also took me a change for the worse to appreciate having a normal job
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by collaborative 4y ago
Can't reply above. So it's "low-priority" async?
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by collaborative 4y ago
Question.. is this using multiple threads? If it isn't, how is this different than async operations?
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by collaborative 4y ago
Nothing to see here. It likely was added by Copilot by simply typing //add cool retro mini-game This is progress
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by collaborative 4y ago
Is banking liquidating bank account funds into banker salaries? Sry for being the advocate of the devil and I am by no means a crypto fan
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by collaborative 4y ago
Backed by liquidity or by assets? I thought the article said that 90% of the funds were liabilities
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by collaborative 4y ago
Was he managing funds with a 10% fractional banking policy?
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by collaborative 4y ago
I also am a fan of showing the other cheek but have to admit this does get me down from time to time .. makes me feel like a vending machine with no coin slots. Only hope is regulation of gate keepers at this point
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by collaborative 4y ago
Sadly, it's now got to the point where people will downvote you for charging anything more than 0 and, if possible, they will write 1 star reviews in caps DON'T DOWNLOAD, IT'S NOT FREE!!
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by collaborative 4y ago
Surely the cost is offset by cached responses?
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by collaborative 4y ago
I can relate to this post and can explain for those who don't understand how it can be so Things that can make you feel this way include an absence of extended family (giving birth routine can be made harder when no one is visiting you
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by collaborative 4y ago
The origin of both words is Latin, but they only sound similar in English. The a/e has a clear phonic difference in Latin which clears the confusion
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by collaborative 4y ago
Strangely enough Opera's VPN has suddenly started working after a long period of not being "available" and pushing their paid version
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by collaborative 4y ago
Very hard to implement. Many apps use web views for core functions. These shouldn't spawn full Safari
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by collaborative 4y ago
The one I created supports force diagrams as well as hierarchies. You can add nodes and later rearrange them ("move") Feel free to try. Works on all platforms, can be used as a collaboration tool, and has a ton of other features

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