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1:24 AM
Your code worked the first time, without edit. I didn't know about ROW_NUMBER() OVER ... PARTITION, so that's a new trick for me. You're right, it seems relatively straightforward with that in hand. But, you also pointed me to some new tools, and to a book's worth of material to read about all the related issues. I don't think there's more that could be done with a single answer. A+++. Would ask again. — David Krider 4 hours ago
 
 
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2:53 AM
@ypercube that was an excellent @PaulWhite answer. however ... his "related answer" link is solid gold
 
 
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4:05 AM
uber hacked ... i think i found their problem
> Business logic all lives in an API built on Python, MySQL and Mongo.
 
(of Microsoft by the the insulting Thomas Kejser ;)
 
4:20 AM
nice
 
 
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6:44 AM
@SimonRigharts Yes, real soon. Assuming no actual heart attack tonight following that match.
 
@PaulWhite Kane for PM IMO.
 
With McCullum & McCaw as join kings, yes.
#SteadyTheShip
 
@PaulWhite (there'll be one, maybe two other people in the chat that actually understand what we're talking about. For those that don't -- cricket. The World Cup is on and we only just beat Australia.)
@PaulWhite I dunno if that was steadying the ship so much as frantically paddling to shore before it completely sunk, but yeah
 
That catch clearly hit the grass, obviously. My goodness there would have been riots if we had lost.
 
I thought cricket supporters were all too well-mannered to riot?
Besides all we'd lose would be Auckland, NBD
 
6:50 AM
True!
 
 
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7:59 AM
@SimonRigharts No great loss
@PaulWhite Yes, I think is is. I saw an article about it yesterday.
 
 
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10:26 PM
@SimonRigharts are you trying to hire @PaulWhite to xero?
 
 
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11:42 PM
Im voting to ignore your comment...If you can't answer the question then mind your own business... — steven 49 mins ago
Needs a slap. Nuke his question
 
11:56 PM
the weekend must bring out the dickweeds
 

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