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sbuttgereit

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About sbuttgereit

Business systems implementation and development consultant Muse Systems (https://muse.systems) about me: https://buttgereit.com

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    They use to be (along with Lyft). But it's been a very long time since that was clearly true. In reality I think you can get better experiences than a taxi with a rideshare service…

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    Comment #49078735

    Glad to see this article. Always hearing about the terrible MVCC in PostgreSQL and yet not hearing that any sort of versioning management is going to be about trade-offs. I spent o…

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    Comment #49051533

    From your own original comment to which I replied: "but I never stated this was actually used in ancient Rome." Now you're saying: "Yes it did begin in ancient Rome." which the art…

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    Comment #49051097

    The very first sentence in your article is: "It began in ancient Rome." It's not there as a quote, it's not there as "it was claimed to begin in ancient Rome". It's just the simple…

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    Comment #48977090

    As a couple of others have mentioned, the original split between the original Java Edition and the now Bedrock Edition happened in 2011. This is several years prior to the 2014 acq…

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    Comment #48960165

    I guess this is one of those cases where, "if you know, you know." I'm not sure of the link on the post though... I didn't see anything at all that jumped out as pertinent to this …

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    Comment #48877968

    I have a Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 monitor which basically does this. It basically has a simple KVM built into it. So my keyboard and mouse connect to the monitor, but then the monito…

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    Comment #48837832

    And for a longer form discussion: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ttgqp0hR1Z8

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    Comment #48786129

    Just one quick note... > ...(although things like Postgres’ hstore can help)... Back when this blog post was written, this advice would have been reasonable. Today, I don't know an…

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    Comment #48660588

    Just as a casual test... I opened up Microsoft Word (online version). There's a button on the Review ribbon labelled "Spelling & Grammar", click that and the realtime, inline sugge…

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    Comment #48651265

    I can't help you with any of those questions... but back in the 90s I use to be one of those employees that looked at the image on the screen and typed the address information in S…

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    Comment #48621247

    There were several editions. My copy (sitting on my bookshelf as I speak) was the '73 edition (though I think a later printing), but they did revise it including releasing it for t…

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    Comment #48618755

    Yep. Ahl's book was first released in 1973... about 10 years before GW-BASIC.

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    Comment #48599374

    To be fair to the original commenter though... the actual title of the TechCrunch article is: "NASA picks Eric Schmidt’s rocket company for Mars mission, setting up a race with Spa…

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    Comment #48511818

    > What do electric cars and rockets have in common? Electric motors? I imagine there are differences but the super heavy grid fins are electrically actuated (I have heard these mot…

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    Comment #48430072

    Unless you are seeing the population decline issues in China... then blame socialism and it's long time one child policy. A system predicated on the socialists in power having a so…

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    Comment #48420626

    > Postgres was written in the 1980s This is a pretty poor take. Sure the software that we call "PostgreSQL" started to be developed in the 80's... but they didn't stop there. Postg…

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    If you're going to try and use this analogy, you need to compare Elixir to Kotlin or Scala or Clojure rather than Java. Elixir is a language written for the BEAM which was created …

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    Comment #48295395

    Check this out... https://rubbishtalk.com/media-kit/ Whoever put this together couldn't even be bothered to compete the template they were using.

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    Comment #48243543

    Sort of... this was version 3 of the engine, a fairly big redesign and for version 3 this was the first flight.