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Monthly Archives: January 2025
AIs Struggle with Family
This post looks at a logic problem asked to an AI, and which is struggles at finding an answer. This is based on an article noting this question stumps most AIs. The article is at: https://futurism.com/logic-question-stumps-ai This is part of … Continue reading
Data Debt
I had never heard of data debt until I saw this article on the topic. In reading it, I couldn’t help thinking that most everyone has data debt, it creates inefficiencies, and it’s unlikely we’ll get rid of it. And … Continue reading
Advice I Like: Why am I doing this?
You are never too young to wonder “Why am I still doing this?” You need to have an excellent answer – from Excellent Advice for Living I’d say that you’re also never too old to ask these questions either. When … Continue reading
Creating vs. Maintaining
If your job as a developer or DBA has been like mine, it’s a constant stream of requests to change something, often without enough information and short deadlines that create a bit of stress. There’s always more work to be … Continue reading