I imagine they're referring to features typically provided by ORM frameworks, in that it'll map classes to each of your database tables (see: ActiveRecord, Hibernate, etc)
In which case they better get their shit together, as I'm sure they woulnd't like the DOJ forcing them to allow access to 3rd party app stores since they're clearly abusing the monopoly they have on app distribution for iOS.
The problem with relational databases is that they can't scale beyond a single host.
Uh, what? I'm pretty sure Oracle solved this problem decades ago via their RAC technology, not to mention PostgreSQL is almost there with the work being done on BDR.
For sure. I worked at a company that was in perpetual startup mode. The work and the pay both sucked (I was originally hired as their Linux sysadmin, and moved into software development while retaining all of my sysadmin duties, including being on call 100% of the time). I was essentially working 2 jobs, but being paid for half of one. I won't make that mistake again.
Very selfishly, they try to demand the whole society conform to their arbitrary parameters, then respond with violent outbursts when they are not satisfied, or when people engage socially in ways that best suit [i]THEM[/i] instead of the social justice warrior.
This right here is the biggest issue I have with the far left.
She is the victim here in terms of her firing. Just not in terms of people being pissy at here. Don't conflate the two. Employers should not have power over our personal lives.
And conversely, she shouldn't act as a mouthpiece for her company during her personal time (and being a rabid bitch to her employer's customers in the process). She effectively forfeited her "personal time" when she decided to play the role of PR representative and got rightly busted when she decided to start treating her company's customers like trash.
I would imagine new hardware would be required, IF you want to offload the new features off of the CPU, otherwise updated drivers/wpa_supplicant daemon should probably be sufficient.
Regardless, those who do swap their Intel Core silicon for an AMD Threadripper chip will gain 10 cores and quad-channel memory, not to mention quite a bit of resale value.
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I imagine they're referring to features typically provided by ORM frameworks, in that it'll map classes to each of your database tables (see: ActiveRecord, Hibernate, etc)
That's great and all, but can we get chips that aren't vulnerable to Meltdown?
I second this...oh well.
In which case they better get their shit together, as I'm sure they woulnd't like the DOJ forcing them to allow access to 3rd party app stores since they're clearly abusing the monopoly they have on app distribution for iOS.
It did for me as well, but it had more to do with Google Fiber entering the marketplace.
Fuck, man. I so badly want an updated SE with wireless charing and the taptic engine. I really hope they don't screw that market segment out of it...
What a great code-review process they have...
The problem with relational databases is that they can't scale beyond a single host.
Uh, what? I'm pretty sure Oracle solved this problem decades ago via their RAC technology, not to mention PostgreSQL is almost there with the work being done on BDR.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't water vapor (the emissions from fuel-cell-based engines) an even worse greenhouse gas than CO2?
For sure. I worked at a company that was in perpetual startup mode. The work and the pay both sucked (I was originally hired as their Linux sysadmin, and moved into software development while retaining all of my sysadmin duties, including being on call 100% of the time). I was essentially working 2 jobs, but being paid for half of one. I won't make that mistake again.
No
Very selfishly, they try to demand the whole society conform to their arbitrary parameters, then respond with violent outbursts when they are not satisfied, or when people engage socially in ways that best suit [i]THEM[/i] instead of the social justice warrior.
This right here is the biggest issue I have with the far left.
Fact of the matter is half of the r&d staff are foreign. Because that's where the talent is.
[Citation needed]
It's a free alternative that directly competes with them. See also: MS vs Linux
Mark my words. She will be hired publicly to some prominent feminist organization despite her reputation as a sexist scum.
*cough* HuffPost *cough cough*
She is the victim here in terms of her firing. Just not in terms of people being pissy at here. Don't conflate the two. Employers should not have power over our personal lives.
And conversely, she shouldn't act as a mouthpiece for her company during her personal time (and being a rabid bitch to her employer's customers in the process). She effectively forfeited her "personal time" when she decided to play the role of PR representative and got rightly busted when she decided to start treating her company's customers like trash.
Myra had the baby.
Don't forget to add some ones for dramatic effect:
L33T LIEK JEFF K!!!!!111
I would imagine new hardware would be required, IF you want to offload the new features off of the CPU, otherwise updated drivers/wpa_supplicant daemon should probably be sufficient.
There is less contrast with darker colors.. I don't know how you change that.
What about the possibility of using infrared light, as opposed to visible light, for this? Wouldn't that more-or-less put everyone on the same page?
Regardless, those who do swap their Intel Core silicon for an AMD Threadripper chip will gain 10 cores and quad-channel memory, not to mention quite a bit of resale value.
Not to mention the lack of Meltdown.
Sure, but this is West Virginia we're talking about.
I'll wait for Blockchain++
And IBM gave that to us over 10 years ago with their POWER6 CPUs:
https://hardware.slashdot.org/...
I'm pretty sure did that over 10 years ago.