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Daily Archives: December 5, 2017
Can Data Save the World?
Years ago I read one of the Freakonomics books. It was an interesting look at how we might examine our world in unexpected ways, using lots of data. While I didn’t always agree with the conclusions of the authors in different areas, … Continue reading
Posted in Editorial
Tagged data science
SQL Prompt Gets Even Better
SQL Prompt v9 came out recently, and just when you thought they couldn’t make it better, they found a way. If you click the menu for SQL Prompt, you’ll see a couple new items. Code Analysis!!! Finally, a first step … Continue reading
