Better at what? Pulling mercenary birds? Buy the Bentley. Getting from point A to B. Buy the Toyota.
Argument by analogy doesn't really work. What is analogous medicine to English cars? Expensive, unreliable but looks good sitting there leaking oil? Where's Locas Electrics?
It's not a good thing, it sucks. The last thing anybody needs when changing jobs is dealing with insurance changes. Granting the way you can retroactively buy COBRA (if you get sick in the three month period) is subject to scams.
I bet I could find a burner phone inside 24 hours in Switzerland, knowing only English and some German. I might have to step across a border, but I'd have one inside a day. Yes, I know, you are all a bunch of law abiders. The first Swiss person I asked would rat me out for sure...I won't ask any Swiss people.
I the USA, you get a prepaid credit card for cash, then buy and activate a prepaid phone 'plan' with that.
You can bet these groups are already infiltrated. Good, the internet _busts_ another bunch of pedos.
So, yeah, if you're trying to join the same table to itself 7 times
I worked with that dude! He wrote his master's thesis on SQL query optimization. Didn't know what a query plan was. That's not 'competent' anywhere.
BTW 'You're holding it wrong' is the wrong answer for data warehouses. Relational databases are OLD tech, nobody wants everything different. Many coders are familiar with the options. Keeping copies or summaries of data in memory isn't new. They did that with CICS and COBOL, 'middleware', pinned views, stored procedures, OLAP cubes. So they're calling it 'windowing functions' now? Nice. What's the new word for index? table?
In what way is supporting two database engines superior to one?
It's not like MySQL does anything every other SQL relational database doesn't also do. Just avoid the whole swamp, pick one SQL database flavor. Not Oracle, but not some overgrown toy either.
Besides, MySQL will have your analytic staff learning all sorts of bad habits and non standard SQL.
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Off topic. The Toyota is a much better car.
Better at what? Pulling mercenary birds? Buy the Bentley. Getting from point A to B. Buy the Toyota.
Argument by analogy doesn't really work. What is analogous medicine to English cars? Expensive, unreliable but looks good sitting there leaking oil? Where's Locas Electrics?
In Canada it is now legal to pay for your own healthcare out of system.
Because it is a human right to pay, rather than just die.
You need to argue with the Canadian courts, they say you are full of shit.
You post lies (Germany and Japan require citizens to buy insurance), then cite a blog?
Medicare gets its cost advantage by shifting those costs to younger patents. That's a hidden tax.
If everybody got 'medicare price' that price would rise. It doesn't typically cover costs.
Why the tax advantage?
It's not a good thing, it sucks. The last thing anybody needs when changing jobs is dealing with insurance changes. Granting the way you can retroactively buy COBRA (if you get sick in the three month period) is subject to scams.
America wasn't alone in the room with Germany after WWII.
What you describe was mostly the Ruskies and Frogs.
It's been a long time, nobody complained about keeping Stalin out. Europe was trashed, we understood, Europe needed adult supervision.
It's coming up on 100 years of 'Pax Americana' in Europe. Time to start guarding your own borders.
Obamacare made reasonable (catastrophic) health insurance illegal. 'They' tell me that's a good thing.
We're stuck running our 'oil changes' through our car insurance, and paying $500 a quart for low grade oil made by the insurers cousin.
That's a tinny word.
Children are, by any reasonable adult standard, _insane_.
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You can fit any data to an 'exponential curve', if you torture it long enough.
If you torture the data long enough, you can make it tell you anything you want.
Heat death of the universe. Ergo: Fuck it, hookers and blow.
CA is the same. Run by and for LA and SF areas, with a bone thrown to San Diego once in a while.
Eh, I've been paid 'enough' for decades now. But it's a good way to keep score.
How much you keep more than how much you earn, certainly NOT how much you spend.
If a dog licks you it's kissing you. If a cat licks you it's tasting you.
My dogs begged and begged, eventually I got them a cat all their own.
Antioch.
Neither are cats.
East Palo Alto is gentrifying fast.
That's not how prop 13 works. New owners pay tax on full value, but valuations can only grow at 1%/year.
I've got six cars+ worth of garages because if I added 'livable space' it would trigger a revaluation. I kind of live in the workshop.
You don't have to speculate on how it works absent prop 13. Look at any of the high cost states on the east coast.
What color is the sky on your planet? You're clearly not living on earth.
I bet I could find a burner phone inside 24 hours in Switzerland, knowing only English and some German. I might have to step across a border, but I'd have one inside a day. Yes, I know, you are all a bunch of law abiders. The first Swiss person I asked would rat me out for sure...I won't ask any Swiss people.
I the USA, you get a prepaid credit card for cash, then buy and activate a prepaid phone 'plan' with that.
You can bet these groups are already infiltrated. Good, the internet _busts_ another bunch of pedos.
Get a Tesla and find a highway off ramp with a drop-off instead of a concrete wall.
I worked with that dude! He wrote his master's thesis on SQL query optimization. Didn't know what a query plan was. That's not 'competent' anywhere.
BTW 'You're holding it wrong' is the wrong answer for data warehouses. Relational databases are OLD tech, nobody wants everything different. Many coders are familiar with the options. Keeping copies or summaries of data in memory isn't new. They did that with CICS and COBOL, 'middleware', pinned views, stored procedures, OLAP cubes. So they're calling it 'windowing functions' now? Nice. What's the new word for index? table?
If your load grows huge AND interdependent, you _might_ need Oracle clustering.
So just lube up now and call Oracle marketing?
In what way is supporting two database engines superior to one?
It's not like MySQL does anything every other SQL relational database doesn't also do. Just avoid the whole swamp, pick one SQL database flavor. Not Oracle, but not some overgrown toy either.
Besides, MySQL will have your analytic staff learning all sorts of bad habits and non standard SQL.
Not with the fast ISAM.