A few rich eccentric megalomaniacs is NOT "Silicon Valley." If you want a clue as to when serious longevity activity is happening then look for an extremely well-funded project from the genomics sphere not a bunch of self-congatulatory crackpots going to feel-good conferences and taking too many vitamins.
Absolutely PostgreSQL has always been a serious RDMS. My SQL was a joke when it came out and is still a joke years later. They have always been years late and several dollars short when it comes to functionality. They only got stored procedures last year! LOL Typical.
Stick completely with stored procs for production database access. You can tune them and it keeps messy queries out of the application code. It also makes the impact analysis of database changes much, much easier to track and deal with.
Do your programming in LISP if you have the nads and smarts (few do.) S-expressions match almost seamlessly with both SQL queries and with HTML/XML.
I'm not particularly in favor of the F-35 but EOTS is stealthier because it is a passive detection system that does not emit a signal. It is not always wise to do active "pinging."
Unfortunately both solar and sidereal time have a variable length day that changes by the time of year. UTC finesses the problem of a fixed length day with occasional leap years and leap seconds. Two more cheap watches would not solve this.
A true smartwatch would provide both in addition to time based on UTC. I find it amazing that a purely mechanical watch, albeit those that cost upwards of a quarter of a million dollars can do both (provided you set the cams inside for proper longitude and latitude) but a watch with a computer inside that can do these calculations is unavailable.
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has never been taken seriously by anyone with half a brain.
The only thing is that good teachers are smart enough to realize it and take what steps they can to help superior students.
No, as in Carl Sagan and Niel deGrasse Tyson doing more harm than good every time they opened their big idiotic traps.
of the US dollar and other currencies is that funding for this nonsense will disappear.
A few rich eccentric megalomaniacs is NOT "Silicon Valley." If you want a clue as to when serious longevity activity is happening then look for an extremely well-funded project from the genomics sphere not a bunch of self-congatulatory crackpots going to feel-good conferences and taking too many vitamins.
Absolutely PostgreSQL has always been a serious RDMS. My SQL was a joke when it came out and is still a joke years later. They have always been years late and several dollars short when it comes to functionality. They only got stored procedures last year! LOL Typical.
Stick completely with stored procs for production database access. You can tune them and it keeps messy queries out of the application code. It also makes the impact analysis of database changes much, much easier to track and deal with.
Do your programming in LISP if you have the nads and smarts (few do.) S-expressions match almost seamlessly with both SQL queries and with HTML/XML.
"1. you can't kill"
No, you can't murder.
Actually not; Marxism has.
Nah, it's just those cut-rate H1B programmers from the Indian subcontinent who suck.
Caedite eos. Novit enim Dominus qui sunt eius.
Blackberries are easy to type on because of their real keyboards.
"One model entities"
Entity modeling predates OOP.
I'm not particularly in favor of the F-35 but EOTS is stealthier because it is a passive detection system that does not emit a signal. It is not always wise to do active "pinging."
You are forgetting to account for nutation which is why sidereal time is only an average.
I prefer solar time for my particular longitude. Burtthen I am retired and don't travel by air.
Unfortunately both solar and sidereal time have a variable length day that changes by the time of year. UTC finesses the problem of a fixed length day with occasional leap years and leap seconds. Two more cheap watches would not solve this.
A true smartwatch would provide both in addition to time based on UTC. I find it amazing that a purely mechanical watch, albeit those that cost upwards of a quarter of a million dollars can do both (provided you set the cams inside for proper longitude and latitude) but a watch with a computer inside that can do these calculations is unavailable.
You blithering idiots have not exactly solved Hume's fundamental Problem of Induction.
As if there is a meaningful difference. Space opera is still space opera and it is still childish BS.
Mod down for trekkie reference.
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The only thing that the captain of the Costa Concordia needed to avoid those rocks was the ability to read a chart!
This job needs to be local because google has a tax law problem in Oregon that it has to overcome.
if you want Linux.
"The liberal Democrats of 2000 are not the liberal Democrats of 1940."
Exactly my point asswipe.