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4:06 AM
Greetings from South Jakarta.
 
 
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7:51 AM
Mornin'
 
 
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10:59 AM
@ConcernedOfTunbridgeWells Work or pleasure?
@Phil Hi
 
morning
 
12:01 PM
morning
 
12:30 PM
good morning everyone
 
12:48 PM
morning
 
@bluefeet hi, is everything calmer now?
does "calmer" exist?
 
depends on the day. :)
 
well, at least now it depends
 
how are things?
 
@bluefeet quiet, mostly
 
12:54 PM
Is that good? Or do you prefer noisy?
 
depends on the day ;-)
 
:P
 
@bluefeet how are things with docs?, Meta seems to be very quiet about it lately, I take that as a good sign
 
@Lamak They are busy making adjustments to various things.
I'm not super involved in the day to day of it. I've got other projects that I'm working on.
 
@bluefeet ah, yeah, I meant quiet on the users part
@bluefeet nice
 
1:03 PM
Ah ok. Well it might be due to not many new changes/fixes going out recently.
I expect an increase again.
 
I've tried to go to the sql server doc, and approve-reject edits, but I don't think I've been of much help
 
every bit helps
 
well, I wish it works as intended
 
like what?
 
I mean that I want the docs project to be successful
 
1:11 PM
Oh! Obviously I'm not awake yet. :)
I should probably get some tea to help wake up.
 
@bluefeet tea wakes you up?, how lucky
 
Yes, chai tea has decent caffeine and I'm not a coffee drinker so I need to get it from something.
 
1:29 PM
Crikey, plenty of rain up north all of a sudden. A months woth in 10 minutes
 
2:24 PM
Someone claiming @MaxVernon 's answer is incomplete, I don't know if that's correct or not
 
@TomV it sounds like that edit might be reasonable. I actually don't have the ability to confirm or deny it at the current point in time. :-)
I imagine it depends on the login that is connecting - if the login's default database is some database that is part of an AG, it may not be a requirement to specify the database like the editor suggests.
 
2:46 PM
I solved ASP problem. My robot brain needs beer.
 
@bluefeet Thanks for the tip, just went across the street and bought some. I like the taste better than the classic breakfast teas. The cinnamon & ginger is nice.
 
@TomV it's my favorite, I drink it every morning
 
3:03 PM
Don't discriminate against chai with lunch, mid afternoon and with supper
 
@TomV just FYI, I improved the edit.
 
@billinkc never, I'd drink it all the damn time if I didn't like it so much as a latte with tons of sugar and milk.
 
4:00 PM
@TomV Pleasure
 
4:11 PM
thanks for catching those stupid typos, @AndriyM - much appreciated!
Hey @AaronBertrand ! How's things?
 
who dis?
 
no doubt. me too!
 
Finally settling back in after nearly three weeks off
 
How was North Bay? (it was North Bay, right?!)
 
4:12 PM
Went to DC for a few days, then Outer Banks for 8 days, then Ottawa-Gatineau-North Bay Toronto for 6 days
Had a blast, need a limo divider between the front seat and back seat, though
 
right - I forgot about the Outer Banks thing. It sounds like a cool place - did you get to do any sailing by chance?
 
"Daddy, was that an ambulance?"
"Daddy, look at the plane!"
"Daddy, can you fix the iPad?"
"Daddy, it's sunny out!"
"Daddy, how fast are you going?"
"Daddy, can I have some water?"
"Daddy, I have to go potty."
"Daddy, why is this drive so long?"
"Daddy, is there any fresh play-doh?"
"Daddy, what can I have for a snack?"
 
I stumbled on this the other day - facebook.com/sailstilettocatamarans/info
 
^^^ that, constant, in four hour segments, is unhealthy
 
@AaronBertrand lol! I remember those days well!
 
4:15 PM
Nah, I wasn't near anywhere that you could sail - all beach
 
@AaronBertrand still, beach is pretty nice!
 
We were in Duck, and took the 4x4 beach all the way up past Corolla (where we saw wild horses) right up to the Virginia line,
We also took a drive down to Cape Hatteras
 
sounds like a great time
 
So relaxing. I think I opened my laptop once all week.
 
wow.
I really enjoyed the Hip concert. There was more than one or two teary moments there.
 
4:33 PM
Yeah the live show in Ottawa was amazing, but I can only imagine what it would have been like in Kingston.
 
 
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6:39 PM
I just want to say that this chat room is pretty awesome. I just had a really bad experience in one of the SO chat rooms which reminded me how helpful and welcoming you all have been whenever I drop by with a problem. Seriously, thanks for everything and never change!
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@mikeTheLiar now you've done it. How could you say "never change" to a room that @billinkc visits?
we are doomed
 
@Lamak well I think it goes without saying that he should stop propagating the unholy disaster that is SSIS but I think he means well.
 
@mikeTheLiar "he means well" <--- ok, didn't know you were talking of another user, thought we were speaking about @billinkc
so, it's all good
 
My meanness is on fleek!
 
@Lamak sorry I meant "he means well" as in "he is good at being mean".
 
6:46 PM
Spelling, not so much
 
@billinkc you have a defender, don't know how you did it
 
Mainly by helping me with SSIS problems so I can stop working on SSIS as quickly as possible
 
Defender rules!
And for Paul...
Defender is an arcade video game developed and released by Williams Electronics in February 1981. A horizontally scrolling shoot 'em up, the game is set on a fictional planet where the player must defeat waves of invading aliens while protecting astronauts. Development was led by Eugene Jarvis, a pinball programmer at Williams; Defender was Jarvis' first video game project and drew inspiration from Space Invaders and Asteroids. Defender was one of the most important titles of the Golden Age of Video Arcade Games, selling over 55,000 units to become the company's best selling game and one of the...
 
@billinkc lol
 
6:51 PM
lol
 
7:16 PM
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A: Database design to record occurences in tv show

PaparazziIt is a simple many to many table episodeID guestID The episode table should have a date The guest table should have a sex

> The episode table should have a date
> The guest table should have a sex
 
7:35 PM
@ypercubeᵀᴹ I generally prefer sexless guest tables.
 
@MaxVernon the question mentions queries about gender distribution.
My fruitless attempt at humour was the unwanted correlation
date -> sex
 
@ypercubeᵀᴹ - yah, that was a lame attempt at humor by me, as well.
 
 
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9:15 PM
Hey guys...
 
what a horrible, horrible, horrible language
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Q: Why parseInt(8,3) == NaN and parseInt(16,3) == 1?

Devid FarinelliI'm reading this but I'm confused by what is written in the parseInt with a radix argument chapter Why parseInt(8, 3) -> NaN and parseInt(16, 3) -> 1? AFAIK 8 and 16 are not Base3 numbers, so parseInt(16, 3) should return NaN too

 
@swasheck have you ever shard your nosql before? I have some questions
 
my only experience with nosql is mocking it mercilessly
 
lol ok
so let me tell you the problem that I am having to understand the whole cycle of sharding and replicas set?
I know that sharding is a way to scale, and any data that come in get saved into different shard instances. replica is just having the same data inside of the same shard instance.
am I right so far @swasheck ?
 
10:16 PM
Lol, @swasheck
 
hello Max can you help me ? @MaxVernon
 
FYI, for 10k+ users benefit - I deleted dba.stackexchange.com/a/147940/10832 because the OP needs to post his own code.
 
10:40 PM
Sorry @lamar - I'm in the same boat as @swasheck
 
oh thats what he meant, sorry and thank you
 

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