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Monthly Archives: August 2018
Fun at Work
I am lucky in that I get to travel and speak at a number of events every year. As a result, I meet lots of people in a variety of situations. Many of these places have a social component and … Continue reading
The Weakest Link
I noticed another data breach recently. This breach was from PageUp, a firm that helps companies find employees. This means that they have lots of information, potentially PII data, and some of it might be out there. Since they provide job … Continue reading
Remember the Default Window
I ran across a question recently from a user about why they had strange results from a windowing query. This is better explained with an example, so let’s look at one. I have some data in a table. This is … Continue reading
Super Nerds
I enjoy the game of baseball, playing as a kid and then for a decade as a 40 year old adult. I gave it up a few years ago, worried about the wear and tear of sporadic play. I’m happy … Continue reading
