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Being Reasonable
The last two years have changed the way many of us work in technology. The pandemic allowed many of us to work remotely, a challenge that many companies are struggling with. Or perhaps, management is struggling with and employees appreciate. … Continue reading
The Azure Carrot
Microsoft wants more people to move their database workloads to Azure. They are constantly adding new features, capabilities, even tools to help people move databases to some part of Azure. It’s working well, as the latest quarterly report shows tremendous … Continue reading
AI Ethics
I found this article to be an interesting look at how we might add ethics to AI systems in one area. As the article points out, “… today there is no broadly accepted AI ethics framework, or means to enforce … Continue reading
Share Your Mistakes
I wrote the other day about a culture of allowing mistakes. We know mistakes are going to happen, so we ought to accept them. Even stupid ones. I make them at times, my wife does, my kid does, so I … Continue reading
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