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  • RE: Accelerating Your Career

    Miles Neale (4/23/2013)


    ...he felt that if he spent more than 2 years in one place that he was a loser and was going no where.

    There are pros and...

  • RE: Accelerating Your Career

    I really agree with the advice to work on a practical skill outside your area.

    It's too easy to become completely walled in a silo. If you wait till you've...

  • RE: Don't Be a Ghost

    Do you really want your boss finding your recently updated resume online?

  • RE: Bad Data Costs Lives

    Metrics, even when well intentioned, can distort. Particularly when you are dealing with something as amorphous as health treatment outcomes. A better hospital may actually have a higher mortality rate...

  • RE: The DBA Office

    At our site we have some low partition cubes and high partition ones. The low cubes are supposed to be the 'new collaborative thing' but in truth they just immerse...

  • RE: Data Darwinism

    Depending on how the data is gathered, there could be legal problems. For exemple, it is possible that a general uncontrolled survey approach could reflect racial or ethnic biases of...

  • RE: Car Data

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (3/26/2013)


    My Prius has a detachable key, but it's only for the door.

    ....

    Not just the Prius, many (if not most) cars are like this now.

    There was...

  • RE: Car Data

    Toby Harman (3/25/2013)


    Just on the key thing, a number of manufacturers are going the "smart-key" route, and they are very nice to use. Not fumbling for keys etc. and proximity...

  • RE: Car Data

    John Hanrahan (3/25/2013)


    Another type of data stored is video. Recently a meteor exploded over Russia. The event was captured on lots of dashcam's. Imagine storing all of...

  • RE: Car Data

    It's not just lost keys. Drop a mechanical key in a puddle, no big deal. Electronic key?

    Fortunately a replacement key for my car costs about $2. That's fine with...

  • RE: Self Describing Databases

    roger.plowman (3/12/2013)


    I don't know if I'd want backup information in the database or not. On the one hand I could see it, and you're right, having information about the backup...

  • RE: Look Beyond the First Result

    "In relation to the editorial, the question is whether Orbitz has lost the trust of their potential consumers. Only time will tell. "

    "And by doing as you suggest there is...

  • RE: Look Beyond the First Result

    DavidBrown-731687 (2/26/2013)


    I resent the notion that, just because I may be more affluent than another person, I should be expected to pay more for everything I buy. I purchased...

  • RE: Early Software

    Carla Wilson-484785 (2/22/2013)


    LOL! Does anyone remember APL, "A Programming Language"? That's what hooked me in 1975, because it was an interactive terminal (keyboard, no CRT) back when all...

  • RE: Early Software

    pdanes (2/22/2013)


    Bill Wehnert - The Tom Swift books (I had a set, too) weren't written by Asimov. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Swift

    ... My first experience with computing hardware was mechanical Marchant calculators, in the...

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