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  • Reply To: The Great Developer Resignation

    I've joined the Great Resignation.  To be honest, I wish I had done so 3 years ago.  For me the COVID situation and having to work remotely highlighted something I...

  • Reply To: Defining DevOps

    Alex Yates has some strong opinions on DevOps engineers and I'm broadly in agreement with him.  My experience is that DevOps has become synonymous with a team responsible for spinning...

  • Reply To: A New Language

    I think GO (GoLang) is a good one to learn.  It was designed to balance fast compile, fast execution and ease of use.

    It has its unit test capability built in...

  • Reply To: Worse Before Better

    There's a story about two people doing separate presentations to a government official using the same base statistics to argue contradictory cases.  When challenged the 2nd person replied "Ah well,...

  • Reply To: Getting Beyond Passwords

    I've just moved on but in my previous position we had a single sign on application into which all our systems were integrated.

    Before you could sign on to anything you...

  • Reply To: The Complexity of Modern Systems

    I feel the point on accidental complexity is especially important. Dr Venkat Subramamian gives some fantastic talks on the subject  https://agiledeveloper.com/aboutus.html

    I also think that premature optimization and failing to understand...

  • Reply To: Where is the Puck Going?

    Excellent advice.

    I'd also add that Brent Ozar, Pinal Dave, Grant Fitchey, Catherine Wilhelmsen, Steph Locke, Jen Stirrup and many others are highly visible in the DB community.  Such involvement brings...

  • Reply To: The Future of the Internet and Data

    Do you have any recommended technical sites that require subscription?

    I'm a bit paranoid about signing up to a site that turns out to be heavy on clickbait and really difficult...

  • Reply To: Burning Out

    Excellent article, very interesting linked articles too.

    What do people do to come back from burnout? Asking for a friend

  • Reply To: Going Cloud Native

    The difference between on premises and IaaS is that your on premises hardware may be higher grade and less prone to failure. I'd encourage anyone migrating to the cloud to...

  • Reply To: Going Cloud Native

    Our systems are predominantly cloud native.  For data warehousing handing someone else the headache of exponential data growth is extremely attractive.

    Our infrastructure manager said that one of the attraction of...

  • Reply To: Who's Smarter? Humans or AI Systems?

    Since the original piece was written theres been the Microsoft AI bot that learned to express extreme right wing views after being exposed to social media.

    Grady Booch is quite...

  • Reply To: Incident Review

    I can remember building a logging solution and getting the response "this is a blame system with proof".

    Also can remember someone trying t0 identify an anonymous employee survey respondent who...

  • Reply To: To Inifinity and Beyond With 1=1

    You've got to be damn sure of your exit condition that's for sure.  Can be very expensive for certain cloud functions such as AWS Lambdas or GCP Cloud Functions.

     

  • Reply To: Help Your Manager

    Getting the granularity right on the Trello board is a bit of an art.

    As we can filter the board on a number of attributes, including who took up the task,...

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