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Stale Data Causes Security Issues
Security has become better and better in many organizations. At the same time, hackers and malicious actors are doing a better and better job of finding new ways to attack systems. Some work to target specific individuals, often because of … Continue reading
Will ChatGPT Write Our Queries?
The short answer is no. The longer answer is it depends, and perhaps to be more complete, ChatGPT likely will help us produce the simple, tedious queries with much less effort. There has been a lot of news about AI … Continue reading
The Top 5 Technologists
There’s a common party question about which 5 people would you invite to a dinner party? Often this is amended to include living or dead people, and it’s often interesting to hear people tell you who they’d invite and why. … Continue reading
The Danger of Sharing Data
In the past, many businesses hired employees whose role was deciding which prices to charge for their goods or services. At one point, organizations largely set prices based on their costs, though over time they tend to look at their … Continue reading