We played MITs Beer Distribution game[0] in grad school. Great example of the bullwhip effect[1]
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And that it took 2+ weeks to train their models with the table metadata - so time to value for my team was always “in two weeks”.
Glad to see y’all going against that trend!
To make it so that she could drive without bumping Delilah, I wired them to the defrost switch.
It wasn’t long into winter until I was forced to take them out.
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pg_dump --schema-only --table=tablename databasenameDo you know if this works across shared drives too? Say one shares a 2tb plan with someone else; would both parties need the addition $10 “premier” plan to utilize 4tb?
On the other hand, I’d worry about this being getting patched and losing access. Seems like unintended behavior tbh
Great product though! Will be following y’all’s progress!
Pretty telling
Columnar stores are optimized for reads. Row stores are optimized for writes.
For the uninformed - what is the point of these sites? Do they serve as proxy for a more general wage database? I’m guessing there’s some disclosure law for h1b
To determine orientation scanners look for “alignment markers”.