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And the Kaypro IV came out with the cool dark look.

No, we're talking about copilot core, not copilot framework

Yeah, no reason for PHP to catch strays here, especially if his knowledge is still based on 4.1. It's really a whole new language compared to back then.

Not everyone has moved over, but I'm sure there have been thoughts or plans to.

Silverlight was awesome, too bad Microsoft abandoned it. You think they could've done something with it like decoupling from the browser, instead of making all these different UI frameworks that are fizzling out.

It must be a pretty old framework if it doesn't work with new PHP.

There is some truth to this. One of the fails we had was pricing our product too low, where it was looked at as a stepping stone to something more expensive, even though it provided the same exact functionality minus the fancy looking ui. There were businesses that wanted to get out of their existing application suite, but are hooked in due to management perception and the sunk cost fallacy. The company who overpriced considerably is reaping millions per year on that application. If I could just go back in time..

T-SQL can handle that alias expr just fine, but the seqNum returned is 4,8,12,16,20 instead of the 1,2,3... I tried on MySQL and it works fine. I'm not sure how SQL Server is handling those cartesian joins differently

Of course, trying out the first example doesn't work on SQL Server..

Efficiency is at an all time high now. We can see one air traffic controller handling a workload that would have required ten or more.

Unless I missed somewhere in the article, it is possible that it wasn't a scam and he probably just leveraged his initial stake. When it fell below the margin, he needed the money to avoid the loss.

WA was the only state to decrease in Trump vote margin

First time hearing that one, no doubt coined and promoted by Oracle themselves

The key is to jump jobs before they catch on

It's not even amplified just from his account but the site itself. Create a new account and follow something like sports or entertainment.. then see what floods your feed. I logged in first time today, and it's quite shocking actually. Not a single left leaning account, just all maga that outnumbers the sports or whatever you clicked as interests.

I just created an account on X and the list that pops up to follow: Elon, Terrence Williams, Sebastian Gorka, Dinesh D'Souza, Rand Paul, Dan Bongino, Leo Terrell, Tom Fitton, Mark Levin, Tiffany Smiley, Breitbart News, Matt Gaetz... not a single "left leaning" account other than Joe Biden and maybe Neil Degrasse Tyson, but I chose sports and science as my interests. Open and free speech, right..

Yeah, I read that thinking it was Instagram Threads... and was confused to the cheery tone of the announcement.

Long time C# dev, now I primarily code in PHP8 which is a great language to quickly get things done. This is the kind of direction the language needs to go in, instead of the older LAMP which can require somewhat complex Apache configuration.

She was making $2936 a month teaching with a PhD? Even if it is part-time, that seems fairly low. She had 120 students in each class, let's say tuition is about 5k per class which comes out to $1.2 million. Revenue at universities have increased dramatically and is approaching nearly a trillion total.

There's no content. You should have at least the first item completed so the reader gets a sense of your teaching style and whether they want to pursue further.

Another JS UI, yay! How about we get some UI libraries for native built apps?

I agree, I'm glad I read the article. Seeing the title jumbo/unity builds thinking this was not for me, but I'm doing some small C++ stuff, so I might try it out.

I think this type of service may be used elsewhere as well. There was a video of Ford dealer with massive stock of trucks, but still charging the dealer markup. I really hope they(congress) are looking into this in all aspects as it really does skirt the spirit of anti-competitive laws.

There is a sizable consumer base that buys episodes specifically for their dog. It is one of the few shows my dog will lay down and watch, which I guess is attributed to their use of "dog friendly" colors.

There needs to be a better descriptor than the euphemism "fast fashion" that is always used

I have a .net 2.0 app still running with installs that I haven't touched in over ten years.

Yes, and it's the same issue with accessibility. My wife is in a wheelchair and we always call directly to the hotel to make a reservation, rather than going through these services. It only took one time to never make that mistake again.

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or ElectronLaravel

They could use a similar inverse type process to check for authenticity of American cheese