It's generally fascinating to watch people not grasp the fundamentally different world-view of a relational database with an object-oriented system.
It's the difference between a warehouse and retail floor, yeah, you can blur things somewhat with a Costco or Sam's Club, but the ideas of how things are managed between a warehouse full of boxed bicycles and a bikeshed full of them is substantially different.
The joy of watching someone take an.xsd and map it directly to a set of tables, with foreign keys to capture the nesting of complex types,
then having them say "why does this query with 10 INNER JOINS run so slow?" is truly exquisite.
The SQLite manager add-on is incredible.
I'm looking forward to canned index databases for interesting site(s).
The whole idea of exposing data to the user is going to lead to some interesting long-term effects.
If nothing else, one hopes that it will help usher the demise of that ugly data Bastille called the Windows Registry.
Dude, education is so overrated.
You can just 'feel' something about pokemon and have a PhD in "Pokemon Studies", anymore.
See http://www.dourish.com/goodies/decon.html
Invest? I'm talking about treating NASA like PBS or something.
Capitalism is great, but private initiatives are happening at a completely different individual funding level than I'm talking about.
What about all of the touted economic benefits of the Apollo program, e.g. velcro?
Or do you think those were one-time benefits?
Or are we too steeped in Idiocracy to pursue anything beyond bread and circuses?
Cheaper and farther reaching would be a sober review of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_Powers_Act, and whether the blurring of responsibilities between the Legislative and Executive Branches of the federal tree is sappy.
Sadly, neither the Demmicans nor the Republocrats seem keen on such.
Just set up a national tip jar on something akin to PayPal.
Citizens actually want to fund space activities, not the stuff that's killing us: http://perotcharts.com/
Dis-intermediating DC is step #1 in carrying out the will of the people.
Thank you, though that's among the more ronngg looking words I've ever seen that was, in fact, correct. English: can't live with 't, cannot live with it.
It's his unwillingness to share the means of resurrecting the victim between the killings that most deeply reflects his egomania.
Probably hasn't figured out how to commoditize the technique.
You need to bound that forward-looking aspect of the law.
As the decision tree gets huge, just about any tiny action will eventually lead to tragedy, or [odius] being elected.
There is no real safety under the sun.
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I saw one guy whose attitude was "I know PHP, so I'll just SELECT * and do everything in script"
In fairness, this may work OK for small stuff.
It's generally fascinating to watch people not grasp the fundamentally different world-view of a relational database with an object-oriented system. .xsd and map it directly to a set of tables, with foreign keys to capture the nesting of complex types,
It's the difference between a warehouse and retail floor, yeah, you can blur things somewhat with a Costco or Sam's Club, but the ideas of how things are managed between a warehouse full of boxed bicycles and a bikeshed full of them is substantially different.
The joy of watching someone take an
then having them say "why does this query with 10 INNER JOINS run so slow?" is truly exquisite.
M-x woman
(goes after that man page like a pig at the troff)
The SQLite manager add-on is incredible.
I'm looking forward to canned index databases for interesting site(s).
The whole idea of exposing data to the user is going to lead to some interesting long-term effects.
If nothing else, one hopes that it will help usher the demise of that ugly data Bastille called the Windows Registry.
Nonsense: GGP is properly spelled, employs a complete sentence, and proper punctuation. Modding it 'Funny' would be inconceivable.
It's OK, he has Three Dog Night on the iPod.
Fair enough.
Possibly if they defaulted the top-level responses, starting the thought in the subject line would be less tempting.
...about these Monsanto DNA attacks for some time...
A/C:Bad analogies are a motor in Soviet Russia: it drives you! .
Grammar nazi:That's not an analogy, it's a synecdoche.
Dude, you're never going to stay in office by communicating the simple truth.
Abuse? If I've told you once, I've told you a thousand times, this is Arguments!
Abuse is through the door, line on the left, one cross each.
Dude, education is so overrated.
You can just 'feel' something about pokemon and have a PhD in "Pokemon Studies", anymore.
See http://www.dourish.com/goodies/decon.html
Nanny folks, nanny state: Villkommen zu Frandrescherreich.
In Soviet Unification Church, Moon marries you!
Sounds fine to me. Good ideas have this noticeable habit of being re-used.
Invest? I'm talking about treating NASA like PBS or something.
Capitalism is great, but private initiatives are happening at a completely different individual funding level than I'm talking about.
What about all of the touted economic benefits of the Apollo program, e.g. velcro?
Or do you think those were one-time benefits?
Or are we too steeped in Idiocracy to pursue anything beyond bread and circuses?
Cheaper and farther reaching would be a sober review of http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/War_Powers_Act, and whether the blurring of responsibilities between the Legislative and Executive Branches of the federal tree is sappy.
Sadly, neither the Demmicans nor the Republocrats seem keen on such.
Just set up a national tip jar on something akin to PayPal.
Citizens actually want to fund space activities, not the stuff that's killing us: http://perotcharts.com/
Dis-intermediating DC is step #1 in carrying out the will of the people.
Thank you, though that's among the more ronngg looking words I've ever seen that was, in fact, correct. English: can't live with 't, cannot live with it.
It's his unwillingness to share the means of resurrecting the victim between the killings that most deeply reflects his egomania.
Probably hasn't figured out how to commoditize the technique.
I think over- and underrated mods escape the metamoderation cycle.
Handy tool for boosting/bashing posts.
You need to bound that forward-looking aspect of the law.
As the decision tree gets huge, just about any tiny action will eventually lead to tragedy, or [odius] being elected.
There is no real safety under the sun.
Eh, I'm an insomniac, so I'm up either way.
This may be getting too detailed for a family-friendly website.
For unknown reasons, intercourse orgasms release four times more prolactin than masturbatory orgasms, according to a recent study.
I submit that inability to differentiate between masturbation and intercourse indicates /. readers or idiocy (but I repeat myself). ;)