Mongo is not worth the pixels it's been written on. I've been there, I've seen that, I don't wish my worst enemies to go there again.
You can store any arbitrary data, index it in any way, and run any language you like server-side with Postgres. And all this with full ACID, reliability, deterministic resource consumption and very decent performance.
MongoDB is a toy in comparison.
They are not charging for the exchange, they live off the spread between bid and ask. (OK, most of them. But I only ever seen commission taken in the UK).
So the tax would be, in the end, paid by the traveller ("long term investor"), and not by the exchange shop ("high-frequency trader").
And what about other assets, like currencies? Should they be taxed in similar way?
You may not be so familiar with this in the US, but here in Europe, despite the Euro, people exchange currencies (effectively buying.selling financial instruments) quite often.
It may not be big thing for a traveller, but a currency-exchange kiosks are doing tons of small transactions very frequently.
So Microsoft is following the Open Source projects in crowdsourcing the design process.
They also seem to adopt "release early, release often".
The only missing bit seems to be github upload.; And maybe a public bug report system, with #1 bug along the lines of "Linux has a majority market share".
The new Dredd movie was notable for not being notable! It was notable for simple, brutal, gritty story. It was notable for the lack of showing-off, CGI-generated landscapes/action sequences etc. It was notable for not being preachy. And for the main character never taking the helmet off too.
I loved it.
But, being South African/British, it was not really a Hollywood movie, was it?
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Nice tinfoil hat. When can I buy one?
I both Praga and Amsterdam, the state-owned telco is only one of the available providers.
A person steals employer's source code to seed it's own startup. Happens all the time. Why is this a news?
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Ah, I see, because it's about the "Wall street". A sure way to get plenty of attention on
anyone who lives within 6km of work now has a viable method of commuting that completely avoids traffic
It's called 'bicycle', and it's slightly cheaper than 150k$.
https://www.google.com/search?q=messenger+bag&tbm=isch
There is this one city in USA, where workers secured themselves high wages, thick safety nets and generous pensions.
Detroit.
Monies! The best superpower ever!
(confirmed Mr Stark)
Oh yes, because Americans are the pinnacle of intellectual development.
Materialized views (and all the related magic)
Partially there, more features to appear soon.
Index only scans (can be a major performance boost)
Available in PostgreSQL too.
Oracle uses a statistical optimizer for execution plans in the engine.
So is Postgres.
Mongo will work in specific domains, as long as you put a lot of forethought into your schema
So will .ini files! And, who knows, they may even be more reliable!
Mongo is not worth the pixels it's been written on. I've been there, I've seen that, I don't wish my worst enemies to go there again.
You can store any arbitrary data, index it in any way, and run any language you like server-side with Postgres. And all this with full ACID, reliability, deterministic resource consumption and very decent performance.
MongoDB is a toy in comparison.
The stupidest thing I've seen this week.
Age of a country != Time since last occupation.
Women?
To meet girls. Simple!
And yet they dominate the desktop market, and they will until the end (their's or the market's).
Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.
See exotic planets, meet interesting and stimulating sentient beings of an ancient culture... and kill them.
They are not charging for the exchange, they live off the spread between bid and ask. (OK, most of them. But I only ever seen commission taken in the UK).
So the tax would be, in the end, paid by the traveller ("long term investor"), and not by the exchange shop ("high-frequency trader").
And what about other assets, like currencies? Should they be taxed in similar way?
You may not be so familiar with this in the US, but here in Europe, despite the Euro, people exchange currencies (effectively buying.selling financial instruments) quite often.
It may not be big thing for a traveller, but a currency-exchange kiosks are doing tons of small transactions very frequently.
All I can remember is size-adjusting of boobies :)
So:
So Microsoft is following the Open Source projects in crowdsourcing the design process. They also seem to adopt "release early, release often".
The only missing bit seems to be github upload.; And maybe a public bug report system, with #1 bug along the lines of "Linux has a majority market share".
I wanted to jokingly reply that I'd like to see the further adventures of Scarlet and Rhett, but apparently there was a sequel event to that...
This was when Vulcan was destroyed, right?
The new Dredd movie was notable for not being notable! It was notable for simple, brutal, gritty story. It was notable for the lack of showing-off, CGI-generated landscapes/action sequences etc. It was notable for not being preachy. And for the main character never taking the helmet off too.
I loved it.
But, being South African/British, it was not really a Hollywood movie, was it?