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  • Reply To: The 2024 Plan

    Over the course of my career I have noticed a few things about the world of work that can be used to help fulfil your goals.

    Some of the greatest restrictions...

  • Reply To: AI In the Nov 2023 Enterprise

    I was out with a group of 4 friends at the weekend.  All are significantly higher ranking than I am in tech.

    One told a story of using AI to analyse...

  • Reply To: Migrations are Worth the Effort

    I've had to spend a lot of time with auditors.  Migrations can be useful artefacts for the auditors.

    My experience has been that auditors want to see proof that you have...

  • Reply To: Breaking Biometrics

    Spent the day washing things.  Next day, finger print scanner couldn't recognise my fingerprints. Started working again about 24 hours later.

  • Reply To: Focus on Growth in Your Career

    At the start of my career the breadth of technology was narrow.  There were 2 certifications for SQL Server and it was possible to be highly proficient at all areas...

  • Reply To: The Fake Speakers

    Before COVID I went to quite a few MeetUp events.  The women at these events are often in the minority.  Going to these events when you know you will be...

    • This reply was modified 1 year, 9 months ago by David.Poole.
  • Reply To: A Lack of Privacy in Smart Cars

    My wife's Skoda has a touch screen display that says "Loading user profile".  Until it has done so none of the other features are available such as Sat Nav, Audio...

  • Reply To: Data Security and AI

    We experimented with otter.ai for meeting transcripts.  Nothing wrong with the functionality but we are nervous about the same things as Redgate.

    We are also interested in Codium.ai as we are...

  • Reply To: Black Friday 2023

    I would quite like to experiment with a 3D printer.  One of my hobbies is building model railways and after trying to scratch build the Victorian bridge at Millers...

  • Reply To: Having Data Modeling Standards

    Entity Framework and various ORMs get a bad rap from DBAs.  In my experience this is down to them being used as an out-of-the-box install with bare minimum configuration.

    Many of...

  • Reply To: Having Data Modeling Standards

    One of the reasons we have SQLFluff in pre-commit hooks and GitHub CICD pipelines is so that standards are enforced for everyone mechanically.  People come and go so mechanical enforcement...

  • Reply To: Does Management Care About the Database?

    If I might use a car as an analogy, many people do not care about their cars.  They want it to work, they accept that they must put fuel in...

  • Reply To: When Work Isn't Done

    We use git.  Deployments to any shared environment can only take place from the main/master branch.

    We develop in short-lived branches and a lot of automated tests and QA tasks.  The...

  • Reply To: Not Useless Features

    Looking back at this after 5 years....

    • Does ChatGPT and LLMs suggest that English Query was ahead of its time?
    • Other DB platforms now allow the extensibility that SQLCLR gives. ...
  • Reply To: Degree Apprenticeships

    sean redmond wrote:

    Isn't the insistence on degrees merely a proxy for keeping people not like us away?

    I feel it is a lazy filter for "are they capable of studying unsupervised".

    I've heard...

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