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Growing and Keeping Up
I keep busy. My wife and I tend to be type-A people, tackling lots of things and keeping very busy. We work hard, and often, a lot. Our spare time in the winter is spent with second jobs, coaching youth … Continue reading
Republish: The Digital Twin
Hopefully I’m in the UK today, and I’m cleared to travel. This is time in the office and some recording for the PASS Data Platform Community Summit, so you get a republish of The Digital Twin.
Republish: Who’s Smarter? Humans or AI Systems?
I’m in Belgium today, at the Data Minds Connect conference. As a result, I’m re-running Who’s Smarter? Humans or AI Systems?
The Last SQL Server Service Pack
I wrote The Last Service Pack a few years ago, thinking that SQL Server 2016 SP2 might end all large updates. At the time, Microsoft was moving to a Cumulative Update process, with the aim of releasing small patches for … Continue reading