I don't see why not. I lease by Bimmer and took out a personal line of credit for my Rolex, put my upcoming tropical vacation on my credit cards, and so this phone payment plan fits right in.
I don't have a basement and I make sure that the admin requirements are part and parcel of my written contracts when I do development or database administration.
Get a bonded pair series 1 cable from Belden. I use a 25 footer daily from a mac mini and get 1080p no problemo either from an internet stream, file, or Blu-ray.
http://www.bluejeanscable.com/...
"Q. There's no BNF available.
A. I'll publish it, it's just not on the website yet. We just went public, there's lots of work to still. Good suggestion!"
You do the BNF first dummy. You really should have just used Lisp if you want to create a domain specific language.
It's nonsense like this that is the direct result of lowering hiring standards in order to get a requisite quota of women and minorities employed where they should not be.
There are very, very, few blacks or mestizos that have the requisite minimum IQ (IMHO 130) to do effective IT work. Those slight few that do are quickly glommed on to by big corporations and immediately put on fast track executive management programs where schmoozing rather than hard work is the main requirement for success.
"In other words, try spending as much on actually understanding your data and how it needs to be organized as you do on the thing you plan to store that data in."
Yes and entity-relationaship modeling and a fully normalized logical data model are the tools used to do it in a rigorous fashion.
After dealing with Oracle for over thirty years I've learned that the answer to the question "how much does Oracle cost?" is "how much money do you have?"
What if two people share the same address but not the same account?
Then you need an account table, a customer table, and a relational table that contains instances of paired keys from each. Learn some elementary set theory for chrissakes! The article is full of other stupidities as bad as this./. keeps getting dumber and dumber. "Gee, my My SQL table has too many columns."
I spent over 30 years specializing in relational database projects for Fortune 100 companies and government agencies. Ingres, Oracle, Postgres, System R, Sybase, M$ SQL Server, DB2 or whatever they call their products now; I didn't discriminate and worked on energy, telecom, finance, and manufacturing projects and my employers didn't give a hoot about my prior industry. It was all applied set theory to me and I always got offers after the overwhelming majority of my technical interviews.
I passed into the three figure per hour realm decades ago and never suffered from lack of work during downturns in the early eighties, 1991, 2001, 2008 or what have you. I took long vacations, socked away scads of dough, and don't work anymore because I invest when I'm not at the beach.
There are still tons of jobs out there for people who understand how set theory and ACID transactions are implemented in databases.
As long as your IQ is a minimum of 130 you shouldn't have any trouble finding work. Just stay away from fads like particular languages and anything that reeks of agile development or use cases and you will be fine. DBA's always have the final say on how crackpot developers will actually store permanent data despite whatever moronic methodology du jour the developers think they are using.
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I don't see why not. I lease by Bimmer and took out a personal line of credit for my Rolex, put my upcoming tropical vacation on my credit cards, and so this phone payment plan fits right in.
Not bad except for the "scrum" part. That would have me seriously thinking about letting go the team member who referred this person.
so they have a valid point.
I don't have a basement and I make sure that the admin requirements are part and parcel of my written contracts when I do development or database administration.
Fuck sysadmins. I have root on all my machines plus any dedicated database servers and have done so forever.
Get a bonded pair series 1 cable from Belden. I use a 25 footer daily from a mac mini and get 1080p no problemo either from an internet stream, file, or Blu-ray. http://www.bluejeanscable.com/...
In the absence of any evidence that it does exist the default presumption should be that it does not.
You do the BNF first dummy. You really should have just used Lisp if you want to create a domain specific language.
It's in the other thread about Silicon Valley and Diversity issues.
I am neither a woman nor a minority. Your attempt at snide has failed due to your incoherent statement.
It's nonsense like this that is the direct result of lowering hiring standards in order to get a requisite quota of women and minorities employed where they should not be.
There are very, very, few blacks or mestizos that have the requisite minimum IQ (IMHO 130) to do effective IT work. Those slight few that do are quickly glommed on to by big corporations and immediately put on fast track executive management programs where schmoozing rather than hard work is the main requirement for success.
Informix was bought by IBM in 2001 and is still under active development. Latest release was 3 weeks ago.
He got caught twice. Lord knows how many goosed up quarterly reports went through un-noticed.
High volume ACID transactions and stored procedures.
The tried and true IBM sales strategy. Play golf with the client CEO & CFO. Get IT personnel fired if they don't get on board.
No you do it by criminally mis-stating your corporate earnings in order to goose up the quarterly numbers which rug-merchant Larry did twice!
"In other words, try spending as much on actually understanding your data and how it needs to be organized as you do on the thing you plan to store that data in."
Yes and entity-relationaship modeling and a fully normalized logical data model are the tools used to do it in a rigorous fashion.
Moronic. You better believe that transactional integrity is important. Care for an account from a bank whose systems didn't enforce it?
After dealing with Oracle for over thirty years I've learned that the answer to the question "how much does Oracle cost?" is "how much money do you have?"
For a list use LISP.
Heroin is an effective analgesic for many cancer patients. You have to procure it on the black market. That makes it homeopathy.
No, that was EMACS.
I spent over 30 years specializing in relational database projects for Fortune 100 companies and government agencies. Ingres, Oracle, Postgres, System R, Sybase, M$ SQL Server, DB2 or whatever they call their products now; I didn't discriminate and worked on energy, telecom, finance, and manufacturing projects and my employers didn't give a hoot about my prior industry. It was all applied set theory to me and I always got offers after the overwhelming majority of my technical interviews.
I passed into the three figure per hour realm decades ago and never suffered from lack of work during downturns in the early eighties, 1991, 2001, 2008 or what have you. I took long vacations, socked away scads of dough, and don't work anymore because I invest when I'm not at the beach.
There are still tons of jobs out there for people who understand how set theory and ACID transactions are implemented in databases.
As long as your IQ is a minimum of 130 you shouldn't have any trouble finding work. Just stay away from fads like particular languages and anything that reeks of agile development or use cases and you will be fine. DBA's always have the final say on how crackpot developers will actually store permanent data despite whatever moronic methodology du jour the developers think they are using.