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Comment #29450205
Reading that makes it abundantly clear that, as a species, humanity is pretty despicable.
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Comment #29427800
Yeah, dbt snapshots do a row hash and update if anything in the row changes. We had a source table that had a bunch of daily changing timestamps, e.g. "load date", that we needed t…
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Comment #29427220
Having used it for a little over a year now, I can say that it's strengths may lie in getting junior developer's code more free of bugs and dependency issues. It's just additional …
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Comment #29348169
Having worked in the bowels of a major online retailers networking team during black Friday sales, I can say that a lot of the patterns you see in this UI are real. People do indee…
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Comment #29208863
He seems to have got his just desserts at the end.
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Comment #29185792
I'd feel sorry for anyone who hacked booking.com, they'd end up trying to decipher several petabytes of email data saying basically, "stop sending me hotel offers in Outer Mongolia…
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Comment #29171866
Nuclear energy is THE power source of NIMBY-ism, relatively clean, ecological, always available but just so long as it's next door to somebody else. The Germany plans to do away wi…
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Comment #29139897
I had a similar experience where the entire marketing and BI teams (BI was part of marketing) were called into a meeting at short notice. Everyone expecting layoffs or some such ba…
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Comment #29137995
This advice is spot on, never, under any circumstances say more in an exit interview than some blithe meaningless words. "I'm looking for a new challenge", "I want to change career…
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Comment #29137448
This is a fantastic resource, great to see someone reconstructing a hill fort, even virtually, that's north of the border. I'd love to see something about the vitrified forts ( htt…
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Comment #29132932
What's your point?
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Comment #29128695
Also, publicly naming the manager is pretty bad karma. It's like they're anticipating or expecting some Twitter pile on.
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Comment #29128677
Berlin has all the benefits and little to none of the disadvantages of a place like London. Why does a place need to be diverse to be great? Does the absence of a heap of Mincéirs …
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Comment #29128376
In fairness, we're only hearing one side of the argument here. It's easy enough for anyone to say they're hard-working diligent team players, but we don't know if they're getting t…
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Comment #29128329
Berlin, a bit cold and gray in winter, but possibly in the top one for greatest city on Earth.
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Comment #29124682
Kudos to the team, and the market fit for this is more and more the fact that it's NOT Google, and therefore at least somewhat trustworthy. More power to you guys and here's hoping…
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Comment #29063785
Bash is completely overlooked in technical interviews, at least the ones I've been involved with. But once in the role you'd find bash scripts keeping the lights on behind the scen…
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Comment #28975685
Amen, this is the unvarnished truth. I suppose it's easier to overlook the employees and knowledge you have. If I stayed in the same company for the past ten years I'd bet on less …
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Comment #28967118
No surprises there at all, it's all about the doh ray mee for that crowd.
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Comment #28894403
This whole thread is straying very close to a lot of anti-Irish racist tropes.
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Comment #28816423
An interaction and dialog between equally repugnant parties.