Maintenance

Website maintenance

Maintenance

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It's stupid, all this maintenance business.

That's a shuttlepod maintenance log.

Station reports that it needs maintenance

You have to enter these statements, use them for debugging and then remove them again.

Bored? ! This is essential routine maintenance.

So we just took your assumption, divided by 12.

My legs aren't moving. I must need maintenance.

I don't see anything in the maintenance records, sir.

(Laughter)

The smoke alarm has never been maintained.

And their cost structure was going to be for warehousing, shipping, cleaning, logistics tracking, website development and maintenance.

What? No, no. I told her I found it during maintenance.

Either codes it or builds the hardware.

When you boarded the ship, he hid in the service crawlways.

And if they had some infrastructure, they have difficulty maintaining it.

Yo, if this is supposed to be all, like, majorleague and all we should have... equipment maintainer guys.

Station reports that it needs maintenance. Please try again later.

There's a Toyota Forerunner on the street in all these places.

In fact, maintenance often accounts for 90 of the life cycle cost of software.

Clear!

In the real world, in commercial software engineering testing is a huge cost.

This is what I assume because I live in California, and in most areas of California, that's the property tax.

Probably the most important piece there is that the kids really can do the maintenance.

The next step, you dry your hand just by gliding them under the airflow.

Not only do I have a fleet of cars available to me in seven cities around the world that I can have at my beck and call, but heaven forbid I would ever maintain or deal with the repair or have anything to do with it.

And what they noticed was they don't have a lot of DVRs, they don't have a lot of microwaves, but they seem to do a pretty good job of keeping their cars on the road.

Seventy percent of the work we do is due to lack of routine maintenance the sort of things that happen in all our houses.

And what this assumption drives is, well, there's going to be some inflation on things like housing association dues, annual maintenance, insurance.

So as you can see, an index is really handy making reads simpler so you don't have to iterate over the entire list, but there's a certain maintenance cost to having them in that you have to keep it up to date when you're updating the rest of your database.

On Reddit, we store a users karma, I think, on a link they submit it, so we have that piece of data handy, so we don't have to fetch the user and the lnk and all that sort of stuff.

You want to just skip over them, because that's some documentation the programmer wrote down for later maintenance.

learn how to program heterogeneous parallel computing systems, and achieve high performance and energy efficiency, while maintaining the functionality and software maintainability.

So instead of saying there's these less important features that aren't good enough for Core but we're still gonna kind of maintain them like Core we're saying these are the most important thing for Core and we're gonna development them in a way that can be as inclusive and open as possible and see what happens.

Is it just hardware or software or books or are there really some manufacturing goods, some commodities, are you going to have intangible products that are part, copyrights and licenses that are part of your value proposition or are your going to have any financial products that is guarantees or insurance policies or maintenance contract or you're going to add some digital features to it as well.

It is a lot of fun to think of cool ways to speed up the code, but it turns out that often getting the right answer or maintaining the code later, having the code be well documented, making it easy to debug the code, these things might all trump optimization.

You know, instead of me doing any maintenance send someone to the house once a month, in uniform and have him say, Good morning.

No, it's just, if anything, providing more things for you to have to take care of, that you're not going to be able to focus as much on your work.