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Wed 15:28
@PeterVandivier Don't talk about Joe like that.
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Wed 13:03
Sad
Wed 12:49
@PaulWhite I imagine they're illegal in California.
Wed 12:48
@PaulWhite Oh yikes.
Wed 12:42
Maybe the technique is more targeted towards restaurants.
Wed 12:42
Not sure who has the flimsy grocery store vegetable bags on hand at home.
Wed 12:41
That's what I was remembering.
Wed 12:38
@PaulWhite 😅
Wed 12:36
I remember seeing a video of some clever way to fish the cork out of the bottle. But now I can't remember the technique. It was probably staged.
Wed 12:33
Perhaps hidden under a broken piece of cork.
Wed 12:33
Maybe the irony got lost somewhere.
Wed 12:32
@Charlieface I don't mean to attack. Sorry about that. I was trying to pedantically correct your pedantic correction (which was incorrect, or at least irrelevant).
Wed 12:31
@PaulWhite Thanks for being more precise about that 😉
Wed 12:26
> A bit string or byte string, for example, may be used to represent non-textual binary data retrieved from a communications medium.
Wed 12:25
And you think that's what Paul is talking about when he says "strings were a mistake?"
Wed 12:11
It just feels like your whole "bare string of bytes" thing is a non-sequitur.
Wed 12:10
> In computer programming, a string is traditionally a sequence of characters, either as a literal constant or as some kind of variable.
Wed 11:58
That's such an odd distinction to try to make.
Tue 22:09
Plans have statuses and sub-statuses?
Tue 22:09
Wooden dowels.
Tue 22:08
Seems like it would be a little simpler as just "id"
Tue 21:33
More subtle powers.
Tue 21:33
Oh even better.
Tue 21:33
Kick them, Paul. You have the power.
Tue 21:25
I personally don't mind the Id columns, since we're always aliasing tables anyway. But I do get the argument.
Tue 21:23
> As an aside, I also think it is worthwhile to name your primary identifier in full (e.g. Products.ProductID instead of Products.ID) so that the identifier is consistently named throughout the schema.
Tue 21:23
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A: Do I need a separate Id column for this "mapping" table?

Aaron BertrandNo, there is no value in adding an additional "primary key" to this table. Your joins are only ever going to refer to ProducerID and ProductID, so it is just dead weight. IMHO. Though I agree with @Shark that the join table doesn't even seem to be needed here, unless you are going out of your wa...

Tue 21:23
Aaron called me out on that in one of my very first interactions on this site.
Tue 21:23
I think so.
Tue 16:42
It's so specific.
Tue 16:42
@Yano_of_Queenscastle — thanks for the assist. Turns out I didn’t have it installed. I had assumed that starting with SQL Server 2012, sp_BlitzLock was included by default on the instance. — DevOpsLens 20 hours ago
Tue 13:16
🤣🤣🤣
Tue 13:07
> Need intro
Jul 18 13:59
"American trains" lol
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Jul 17 17:54
@ErikReasonableRatesDarling Absolute madman.
Jul 17 17:30
@ErikReasonableRatesDarling I've never heard that, what do you mean? Is it because the water ends up being too hot?
Jul 17 17:28
@SeanGallardy Ah well that is a bummer.
Jul 17 16:06
"why would you cover up the tile like that?!" the man says right before covering it back up 🤣
Jul 14 15:50
@ErikReasonableRatesDarling Most wizards do.
Jul 12 02:12
Thank you for completing the ritual!
Jul 11 17:58
ayende.com/blog/202851-C/ravendb-7-1-the-gen-ai-release - man, that's a pretty neat thing to have running amok in your database.
Jul 11 15:36
@SeanGallardy No problem!
Jul 11 14:54
Jul 10 22:39
"completely and utter hosed" -> "completely and utterly hosed"
"software as" -> "software as it"
Jul 10 18:50
Sorry, @Hannah. That's awful!
Jul 10 17:30
Oh hi hello
Jul 8 20:03
@SeanGallardy Sorry! :)