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Comment #47422351
Back in the day, there was this thing called the "Yellow Pages"! :-)
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Comment #13519984
Release notes: https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/5.3
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Comment #7530186
There is MonetDB: https://www.monetdb.org/ I use it with great success.
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Comment #6911538
You can also add Duda.IO to the list: http://duda.io/
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Comment #6511661
Can you give us some detail on what are those command-line switches?
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Comment #5701655
See the docs for: citext: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.2/static/citext.html unaccent: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/9.2/static/unaccent.html I think you can make it work.
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Comment #5701176
I've been using postgres for a few years now, I also use MSSQL, MonetDB and MySQL. Some of the things I miss most frequently are: - Easy table partitioning. - Support for "phrase s…
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Comment #5023129
find . -type d edit: for the same output as your command you can use: dir -l
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Comment #1834584
I do not think that this is equivalent, it looks like querying complex JSON objects and not "simple" arrays. From the "Array Element by Position" example: db.blogposts.find( { "com…
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Comment #1834267
Yes I've looked at them. I use them every day. The example you posted its difficult to parse because it deals with multidimensional arrays and also populating one in the inner quer…
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Comment #1833589
simply because a row can't contain sub-arrays or hashes This is not true at all. At least in PostgreSQL you can have arrays and hashes: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/stati…
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Comment #1312782
I would be interested to know if sports like cycling also have some kind of the negative health impact caused by the long periods of "sitting down".
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Comment #1072349
I want to see it get out :-)
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Comment #712529
So the brain is, in a way, executing before the data is available (energy in this case). You can absorb drugs on your mouth: http://silversol.110mb.com/use/sublin.htm I would think…
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Comment #673396
If your objects have a wide variety of attributes, either you need lots of columns with many of them empty, or you need some sort of attribute table with object-key-value triples. …
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Comment #395559
An easy way do it would be to extract the term vectors from the query and then find related documents computing the cosine similarity measure.
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Comment #391835
No way JVM starts in under a second: it's more like 2 full seconds on his hardware. My machine has lower hardware specs than what the article mentions. This is what i get. $ java -…
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Comment #168183
Did you read the linked presentation? http://www.commandprompt.com/files/mysql_learn.pdf
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Comment #131865
This reminds me of the following Penny Arcade cartoon: http://www.penny-arcade.com/images/2002/20020712l.gif
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Comment #109197
If you haven't seen it yet, check this presentation about partitioning with PostgreSQL: http://images.omniti.net/omniti.com/talks/partitions-public....
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Comment #109161
> When using pgAdmin3, I am forced to expand Servers->Local Server->Databases-> ->Schema->Public->Tables Yes, that is annoying, but at least the 1.8.1 version of pgAdmin opens in t…