One would hope that we're not listening to others blindly, whether human or AI. I suspect good companies will use AI well and bad ones, well, they're already bad.

Interesting points. I feel AI has a lot of potential, but the guardrails and trust are huge. Hadn't thought about cost, but that can be a concern. I already wonder...

You might be right. I hadn't thought about how, but I assumed they just set something basic and simple up, good for them, not for me.

Thanks

I tend to prefer black coffee, or a black Americano if it's after 10am when no one is paying attention to the brews anymore.

I think having some variety, some choice...

That's a good example. I guess I don't often run into places where I know it's 1, 2, 3. Often it's matching some other value, or matching strings.

senior on senior pay acting as a junior is a great description. I've seen so many people do this with data stores, or cloud tech. Wanting to use DynamoDB or...

Thanks and I tend to agree on Choose. It seems like a "magic hard coding" way of putting in values, which worries me. I prefer things to be more flexible...

Thanks and you are correct. Altered one of the answers and awarded back points

Congrats Rodders

I think it's always a balance. I'm happy to do glue work, but I also want others to pitch in as well.

And if you are growing your career, you have...

With Grant, you need a trace (xEvents) or something to look at the workload. Or is this 100% without a workload?

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Maybe employers should require IT hires and executives to sign NDAs specific to protected data. There may be other remedies already in place, but a NDA would help establish...