The M-60 blows chunks. It overheats and jams. The Marines wanted to go with the current M-240 way back when but the Army put the kibosh on it. At least we have it now.
It certainly is badly written and factually incorrect. There are free running sections of the Columbia both above and below this particular dam. Think above Roosevelt Lake on the Canadian side of the boarder and below Bonneville for starters.
will no doubt be thrilling (although I would personally prefer seeing a return of packs of dire wolves) unless you are out for a hike. They will certainly be one more nail in the coffin of gun control.
It's absolutely insane to recompile the entire fucking application every time a line item in an invoice gets updated or even moved to a different invoice. The young morons who program today haven't a clue about the power of the relational model when it comes to transaction processing and ACID transactions.
You calculate the totals at query time not when you are updating a single instance of a column fer chrissakes! NOSQL, star schemas, and the like are for reporting copies not live on-line systems.
The example given doesn't even require a trigger at all just and insert or update statement in a stored procedure. People have to learn the power of databases to abstract the data layer from the application layer and user interface.
Stored procedures and triggers are already here and I see no evidence that there is anything new here. If the database is in a correct normalized form this will not reduce the amount of code one iota.
Do ***NOT*** put this sort of logic in the application code. Use properly written stored procedures, foreign key constraints, and database triggers and don't let "application" programmers (especially not agile ones or those who invent new terminology for well known and previously solved problems) within 100 miles of the logic.
And as far as the users being able to understand it "better" I have only one word to say: Bwahahahahahahahahahaha!
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and the NYT is only whining because it's a Jewish paper. It's up to the universities to release their research for free not some freelance thief.
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Microsoft has not been a "success." It's been a cancer eating away at decent automation.
No one on their deathbed ever said "Gee, I wish I had spent more time at the office."
Not everyone lives in the city. Making kids in Montana walk 20 miles to school is not realistic especially if there are packs of dire wolves around!
Thanks. Trolling takes a lot of energy!
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people do not read the subject line. It is their loss plus it is an easy way to bifurcate threads.
Some advice to you: many people do not read comments that start off with a score of zero. :-)
If you take the time to see what post I am replying to you should not get confused.
Get bent anonymous coward. It's one of my favorite techniques.
The conservation/hunting group Ducks Unlimited is pretty much the only reason that we have wetlands protection and geese and ducks are still around.
It was a book then a movie, not a TV show.
It's currently illegal to shoot raptors (hawks, eagles, falcons etc.) in the US and Canada.
You need to read my post again more slowly.
The M-60 blows chunks. It overheats and jams. The Marines wanted to go with the current M-240 way back when but the Army put the kibosh on it. At least we have it now.
It certainly is badly written and factually incorrect. There are free running sections of the Columbia both above and below this particular dam. Think above Roosevelt Lake on the Canadian side of the boarder and below Bonneville for starters.
Ant African big game rifle should suffice. Think 375 Holland&Holland on up.
will no doubt be thrilling (although I would personally prefer seeing a return of packs of dire wolves) unless you are out for a hike. They will certainly be one more nail in the coffin of gun control.
OK then:
(program(learn(LISP)))
...and how to program in LISP!
Better bring that Coleman stove. Oh wait...
All high-rises will become huge billboards. Shades of our future Blade Runner aesthetic.
It's absolutely insane to recompile the entire fucking application every time a line item in an invoice gets updated or even moved to a different invoice. The young morons who program today haven't a clue about the power of the relational model when it comes to transaction processing and ACID transactions.
You calculate the totals at query time not when you are updating a single instance of a column fer chrissakes! NOSQL, star schemas, and the like are for reporting copies not live on-line systems.
The example given doesn't even require a trigger at all just and insert or update statement in a stored procedure. People have to learn the power of databases to abstract the data layer from the application layer and user interface.
Stored procedures and triggers are already here and I see no evidence that there is anything new here. If the database is in a correct normalized form this will not reduce the amount of code one iota.
Do ***NOT*** put this sort of logic in the application code. Use properly written stored procedures, foreign key constraints, and database triggers and don't let "application" programmers (especially not agile ones or those who invent new terminology for well known and previously solved problems) within 100 miles of the logic.
And as far as the users being able to understand it "better" I have only one word to say: Bwahahahahahahahahahaha!
and the NYT is only whining because it's a Jewish paper. It's up to the universities to release their research for free not some freelance thief.
to be sure to bring my laptop with me in the water the next time I go surfing.
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