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  • RE: Graphing Performance

    There are similarities between Gremlin and Cypher.  I'm not confident to say one way or the other but have noticed the pictorial style of the MATCH statement looks just like...

  • RE: Graphing Performance

    I saw recently a paper comparing the performance of Postgres, MySql, Oracle and SQL Server.  As loads got more complex so the difference in performance between the proprietary and the...

  • RE: Jumping Ahead

    I spent some time working through the Vagrant tutorials.  There are a number of pre-canned virtual boxes with all sorts of software as part of the box.  This allows you...

  • RE: Jumping Ahead

    Excellent editorial Steve.  I've spent 3 years playing with all sorts of data technologies and have learned some hard lessons.

    1. There are some fundamental disciplines that must not...

  • RE: Hiring Heterogeneously

    djackson 22568 - Monday, August 21, 2017 8:50 AM

    Jeff Moden - Monday, August 21, 2017 12:22 AM

  • RE: Hiring Heterogeneously

    TomThomson - Sunday, August 20, 2017 7:09 PM

    David.Poole - Thursday, August 17, 2017 4:03 AM

  • RE: Hiring Heterogeneously

    This is a timely rerun of this editorial, particularly with the events that have taken place in Charlottesville recently.  We have to understand the difference between 

    • Diversity
  • RE: What's in your CLR?

    Since the original editorial we've had Solomun Rutzky's excellent Stairway to SQL CLR series which pretty much drove a stake through the heart of a lot of the...

  • RE: My Problem, or Yours?

    Once you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, no matter how improbable, must be the truth.

    Ideally I'd like a script I can run to do as many smoke tests...

  • RE: To-do list: good, bad or indifferent?

    If it needs doing we raise a user story so that it is visible and can be prioritised.  These stories can be relatively minor TODO list type items or something...

  • RE: Using Super Keys to Enforce Database Constraints

    Looking at this I feel that the example starts off denormalised.  Rather than have a guide with a language attribute and a team with a language attribute I would have

  • RE: Fuzzy Search

    I've tried this on MySQL with similar results.

    As a homage to Jeff Modem I created a tally table with as least as many number as the longest string...

  • RE: Who's Smarter? Humans or AI Systems?

    Of course, it failed that basic "Turing Test" by asking me why I wanted to know instead of answering the question and the directive I gave it of "Just answer...

  • RE: Who's Smarter? Humans or AI Systems?

    I expect the problems from AI to be the social fallout from the change in employment hits.
    In the UK we got a forewarning of this during the late 1980s/early...

  • RE: The Digital Twin

    I've worked on a big personalisation project that produced a distance score between 250,000 products for 5 million customers.  That was 1.25 trillion records generating 37TB of scoring data.
    The capabilities...

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