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  • Reply To: Your Biggest Data Model Complaints

    I insisted on attaching meaningful business comments to DB objects and had a nightly process that generated DB Documentation website using a competitor to Redgate SQLDoc.  This was disparaged as...

  • Reply To: Why Not Use AI?

    From a coding perspective the bits I find most beneficial would equally be done with a decent command line utility if I knew where one was.

  • Reply To: Why Not Use AI?

    I've not used Copilot but do use tools like ChatGPT and Claude. I ask them for help, they don't thrust help upon me.  Whatever happens I don't want an AI...

  • Reply To: Horrible Bosses

    I went through a management training course and one of the questions was "what is the best bit about being a manager"?

    We all agreed that it was seeing the successful...

  • Reply To: Trust is a Funny Thing

    skeleton567 wrote:

    And here's another one on AI.  My wife is constantly sending me links to stuff on Instagram Reels with people dramatically  blathering on about something.  My usual question is...

  • Reply To: Trust is a Funny Thing

    skeleton567 wrote:

    David, I have to adamantly disagree with your thought that AI 'has no motivation'.  I think motivation is one of it's greatest dangers.  AI is created by people and...

  • Reply To: Trust is a Funny Thing

    With AI, I know what it is, I know what it is for, it is a mechanical Turk.  I can forgive its inaccuracies because most of the time it is...

  • Reply To: Moving On After a Technology Fail

    For programming languages we have https://www.codeconvert.ai/ and https://rosettacode.org/

    It would be great if there was the equivalent for mapping functionality of various technologies, whether it be wearable tech, digital musical instruments,...

  • Reply To: Is Ransomware Fading?

    One thing I think may be leading to the reduction of Ransomware is the reduction in Email as the form of communication.  Slack, MS Teams (and similar) are my primary...

  • Reply To: Limits, Not Goals

    I've seen excessive parameters being requested as a result of badly configured ORMS.  The exception I can remember is a table that got too wide and stopped working.  It had...

  • Reply To: The Change Failure Rate

    One of the downsides of a Polyglot DB world is that having worked out how to do a large deployment reliably for a particular DB platform you end up having...

  • Reply To: How Much Linux Do You Need?

    Years ago the company I worked for did a set of Saturday boot camps.  We were introduced to the very basics of Linux.

    About a decade ago I did the equivalent...

  • Reply To: Unreliable Narrators

    Jeff Moden called it a Consensus Engine, which I thought was a brilliant description.

    It's pretty much at peak hype in the hype cycle.  It is genuinely useful, just not the...

  • Reply To: Building a Data Center

    Below a surprisingly large scale it just doesn't make sense to build a data centre.  In my experience you will end up butting up against the hard limits on capacity...

  • Reply To: Words vs Data

    I was part of a cross business function team that had to put together a company glossary.  Even though the glossary was signed off at the highest level and put...

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