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Choosing State Over Migrations
I ran across an article about state v migration based development for Snowflake. While I think that this article is a bit slanted because the author is building a tool, it does present some good reasons why people worry about … Continue reading
Location Data Is Not Anonymous
We are truly in the era of big brother and 1984, where any of us can be tracked if we use a mobile device. That’s a scary thought and one that many people might not like. There are plenty of … Continue reading
What Do You Want to Know Before Negotiating Salary?
Many of us are employed, and while we might have a salary review each year, we often don’t get to negotiate much about the amount. We might periodically ask for a raise of some sort, but what should we ask … Continue reading
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Do You Have a Talent Gap?
I have seen articles over the years that talk about a talent gap in companies, similar to this one. For a long time early in my career, it seemed anyone that went through a boot camp could get a job, … Continue reading