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  • RE: Using Microsoft R in Enterprise Environments

    I enjoyed this article very much.

    The open source debate is an interesting one. OpenSSL is open source so any company that trades over the internet is trusting their most...

  • RE: Better Coding

    In the UK there are restrictions to do with company financial state and length of operation that prevent smaller players from being considered for government contracts.

    When the contracts come in...

  • RE: Better Coding

    ]It appears simple enough. Why can't it work? Something for this big of an audience never seems to.

    In my experience the solutions are over engineered and under provisioned.

    The over engineering...

  • RE: Better Coding

    For a census the app simply collects the post from a web form and persists it.

    Given that it is a once every 10 year thing with fixed questions you are...

  • RE: Better Coding

    I have been on the receiving end of 3rd party partnerships with IT vendors.

    I wanted to feel like a customer, not a conquest.

    After the high-ups have been wined & dined,...

  • RE: Security Leaks from Websites

    Troy's article is frightening and horribly believable. The case was a senior marketing guy saying that because his company used SSL stuff was secure even though the web feature...

  • RE: Is Rollback Feasible for Database Changes?

    Gary Varga (8/22/2016)


    I see the abandonment of rollback scripts as more of a cultural hurdle than a technical one. All too often I see too little effort put into these...

  • RE: Is Rollback Feasible for Database Changes?

    One of the benefits of releasing a little and often is that a deployment is rarely big enough to cause major headaches.

    The advantage of robust automated testing is that a...

  • RE: A Slower Job

    Eric M Russell (8/17/2016)


    Organizations appreciate sage advice and advanced technical support, but they don't necessarily see it as revenue generating.

    Revenue generation and in particular short term revenue generation will...

  • RE: Designing for the Public

    http://www.fastcodesign.com/1665375/the-6-pillars-of-steve-jobss-design-philosophy

    Absolutely agree that clarity and simplicity is a major weapon in producing a secure system.

    It also leads to more easily maintained and understood code and thus it becomes obvious where...

  • RE: Designing for the Public

    The UK government provides a mixed experience with regards to usability. The open data stuff is great. HMRC (The UK equivalent of the American IRS) still have a...

  • RE: A Slower Job

    Once the mortgage is paid and the kids are earning their own money I'll have enough money to do anything but not enough to do nothing.

    I don't mind hard work...

  • RE: Bash for ETL pre-processing

    I have become convinced that a robust data model is more important in schema on read DBs, not less.

    Having worked for two information aggregators I'm used to data flying at...

  • RE: Bash for ETL pre-processing

    I have become convinced that a robust data model is more important in schema on read DBs, not less.

    Having worked for two information aggregators I'm used to data flying at...

  • RE: Bash for ETL pre-processing

    What I see in corporate data defies rational analysis.

    • Data that should be on a strict need-to-know basis available for general consumption
    • Data that should be generally available locked up tighter than...

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