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Comment #19725517
They're forcibly charging for the first year of cloud subscription, and this still makes it a con.
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Comment #19724586
It's obvious that any sensible company will just headquarter itself in a friendlier state. California has shot itself in the foot with this law.
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Comment #19724457
Phony argument. An electronic thermometer and blood pressure monitor ensure safety too and they never need a license. Do x-ray machines need a license? This ulrasound device by def…
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Comment #19722815
I don't understand why this ultrasound scanner needs a user license except for exploitative reasons. It's what crooks would do.
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Comment #19722649
This is not a substitute for debug-level logging when you need it.
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Comment #19716325
> In one creepy experiment, the scientists implanted electrodes in a mother rabbit’s brain, took her young litter off to a submarine and, when it was deep below the surface, killed…
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Comment #19714995
Python 3.6+ does have type annotations and multiple static analysis tools for type checking. Only an ignorant or biased person would yell at Python for flaws it doesn't have. For c…
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Comment #19713798
If the db internally supports efficient temporal tracking, then yes by all means. If it doesn't, then I don't see a way for the developer around the redundancy.
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Comment #19713527
Livestock actually enriches the soil by their poop.
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Comment #19713518
CNN coverage: https://www.cnn.com/2019/04/17/world/trillion-trees-climate-...
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Comment #19713270
My takeaway is (for applications that need this): #1: Keep rows immutable. Don't use UPDATE or DELETE. #2: Store the time columns you need, e.g. insertion or transaction time, and/…
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Comment #19713233
Humans.
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