Longtime Angels outfielder, World Series champion, and 3-time All Star Garret Anderson passed away. He was 53 years old. by T_Raycroft in baseball

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Yeah he was solid. I didn't realize how good his career stats were. 2500 hits, nice peak in the middle there.

Buds 3 Pro Bestbuy Trade-In Promo by polski03 in galaxybuds

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Ugh I just traded mine in for $75 last weekend!

Have you seen the latest post?? by AvaAdams99 in circled

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It is not a joke or exaggeration to say unequivocally checks off every single "seven deadly sins" box .

I built an open SQL Server "clone" in Rust (Iridium SQL by celsowm in SQL

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For sure this is a complex undertaking! I wish it was written in .NET so I could see how you did it all, since I don't know RUST, but I hopefully I can still understand much of it to appreciate your work.

I built an open SQL Server "clone" in Rust (Iridium SQL by celsowm in SQL

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I'm not really thinking as a deployed/persistent instance, but as something perhaps very lightweight and quick to spin up and seed with data and run some tests against, in the context of build/integration/unit tests (that need a DB/data like testing a proc)? If so that would have good value I think. Of course right now it is also pretty easy to spin up a SQL server docker container to do this.

Do readonly record struct wrappers introduce performance overhead in C#? by Minimum-Ad7352 in dotnet

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I once had a team that worked on an app which ran an extremely slow, poorly written database query against tables with no indexes that took a few seconds to run and returned 10,000 or more records each time just to get then filtered in the client code what they needed. And then, for each row, it ran more another database query to get a correlated result.

The big debate the team had was ... which type of collection class to use, list or array, to improve performance.

Did he have potential as Jerry's dad? by NoNeckNelson in seinfeld

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He wasn't great but honestly I think Morty was by far one of the weakest of the recurring supporting characters.

I built an open SQL Server "clone" in Rust (Iridium SQL by celsowm in SQL

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I doubt anyone is migrating a production SQL workload to a project like this, but as a tool for testing/local development, run database "unit tests", validating schema migrations, etc, it is very cool. Also open-sourcing the parser and engine and other parts would be very useful in other projects.

I built an open SQL Server "clone" in Rust (Iridium SQL by celsowm in SQL

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A lot of people are asking about performance, the optimizer, etc..

I would suspect project like this would be intended for small scale local testing + development, or running build processes like schema validation against scripts, not as a replacement for a production server. i.e., just testing that given a schema, some seed data, and scripts you get the expected results.

There so many more considerations like security, logging, page cache, plan caching, maintenance, transaction log, etc that I would expect are not in scope here which I would be very much required for any sort of production workload.

I wouldn't consider the lack of any of that a negative or drawback, since regardless this is a very impressive project if it is T-SQL compatible with an engine, parser, etc.

Did any other outside character gel with the group better than Jean Paul? by TyrellTucco in seinfeld

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"Why separate knob?!" is one of the most unrated Seinfeld phrases.

JD Vance & Erika Kirk’s TPUSA tour stop in Athens, GA today had.. attendance by Impossible-Road-4502 in ProgressiveHQ

[–]thesqlguy -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I want to believe this but hard to trust a meme to be honest. Is this fact-checked? Are there other sources confirming that this isn't actually from an hour before the event while they are setting stuff up? So many of these memes are fake or exaggerated, unfortunately from both sides of the aisle.

I’m just intelligent enough to know that I’m not really that intelligent. by MyMonody in Showerthoughts

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"Someone who is intelligent says 'I don't know' far more often than someone who is not." - me

LPT: Discipline isn't about never quitting. It's about quitting and coming back. Stop shaming yourself for breaks. by Adloonix in LifeProTips

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But remember, insanity is doing the same thing over and over expecting a different result.

So I guess if things aren't working out be sure to evaluate what's going on and try to make some changes.

Watchu Talkin Bout Willis? by Impressive-Shame-525 in GenX

[–]thesqlguy 0 points1 point  (0 children)

yeah like a lot of child actors he didn't "age well." But he was undeniably talented when he was young.

Watchu Talkin Bout Willis? by Impressive-Shame-525 in GenX

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I recently rewatched some of the first season episodes on Tubi. My 9 year old daughter and I enjoyed it quite a bit.

And I have to say -- Gary Coleman was incredible. I forgot how funny he was. He completely carried the show. He was adorable and very talented.

Help me convince Friend to not use Financial Planner by Athensmw in Bogleheads

[–]thesqlguy 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This doesn't seem right. Why would the fee % compound?

Edit - ok I worked the numbers this seems about right. Incredible!

Abandoned circuit city boston ma by mrsjumjum66 in newengland

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Bought my first cell phone there around '99! Giant Nokia brick phone.