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We’re special. 😂 I guess because we are a lot similar to other South American countries, but also very different. For instance, we don’t even speak Spanish.
This is funny because “push” sounds similar to pull in Portuguese. So it’s very common for new English speakers to read a push/pull sign, get confused, and do the opposite. All of us Portuguese speakers are “gifted” when we are just starting to learn English. 🤣
Port Moody, BC
Another option is to send the bill to the employer. The guy has already paid enough with losing two legs, and the employer should be responsible since they took a risk by hiring someone without legal status.
CEO said that forgiving bills for this kind of a thing is a standard practice, but how come this was the customer support’s first reaction:
We normally discount these kinds of attacks to about 20% of the cost, which would make your new bill $20,900. I’ve currently reduced it to about 5%, which is $5,225.
If the customer support has authority to give 20%/5% discounts, this seems to me like the standard practice, and the CEO is probably just doing damage control because this became public.
Check out Drive, Way, Cove, and Lane… creativity off the charts.
If it’s denied, passengers can file a complaint with the Canadian Transportation Agency, a process can take up to two years due to a backlog of about 64,000.
I’m on that queue. I’ll let you guys now the result in a few years.
I don’t take any Parkinson’s drugs, and I haven’t been diagnosed with Parkinson’s either. However, I usually experience involuntary tremors when I’m transitioning from being awake to falling asleep. It happens in both my arms and legs. I usually don’t even realize it until my wife asks me to give her more space. 😂
Oh man… I honestly made that mistake once when I was learning English.
That’s a table scan, right there. Naughty.
Agree.
I’m just saying OP is loading stuff into a dictionary that perhaps function as a Domain Model. Then they pass this Domain Model to a Use Case, where it gets modified and saved to a database.
OP was asking for an architecture name or design pattern, and while it’s not a perfect match, it’s kinda like a Domain Model, although an anemic one.
None of this is a DDD requirement.
If you ignore the caching, the approach you’re describing loosely aligns with the concept of Domain-Driven Design (DDD). In DDD, the model is loaded before any business logic is executed, and then any changes made to the model are persisted back to the database.
How does the caching work? If the method is called again with the same parameters, does it load from the cache or fetch the data from the database into the cache again?
Oh, share your script if you will, please!
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