Those are certainly things you might want to do, but none is really required to remove encryption of the data.

AI can be great for some things. Like putting in the debugging code 😉

Plenty of examples of both. Look online. There are people getting work done with them.

And people failing spectacularly.

They've been helpful to me, but not always.

Another typo, my apologies. Points awarded back

The COLLATE Clause is a great way to fix things where it makes sense that the collation differs between databases.

It really depends on what the situation is as to what...

It probably has been done by someone, poorly.

Probably a few more every day

Lol, I was about to write last year about Developer Edition coming in Standard when I heard it was coming as a part of 2025 and had to pivot.

Maybe I...

Lol, I was about to write last year about Developer Edition coming in Standard when I heard it was coming as a part of 2025 and had to pivot.

Maybe I...

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To one of Steve’s points about the AI prompts, I’m considering including the prompts I write as part of the source code that I check in. And for source...

I recommend watching the video on https://github.com/github/spec-kit.

I'm in two minds about the new world.  On one hand, it encourages us to be more hands-off, more managerial.  On the other...

A lot of the struggles with overtime or extra hours come down to management. Either they're willing to be fair and work with you or they aren't. Most will be,...

I've reworded the question. Guarantee isn't a good word. Reseeding isn't something I'd say is valid, since this is a purposeful break (either intentionally or unintentionally).

Caching/restarts are outside of the...

Yeah, I've run the Azure DevOps local runners, and they don't clean up some stuff. You can set some to truncate older runs, but there can still be artifacts laying...

Always lots of optimism, less often lots of value or follow through

Lol, yeah, if no one responds, the robot "bumps" the thread. PRobably should exclude these editorials