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Have Grace
Thanksgiving is tomorrow in the US and it is supposed to be a holiday when we give thanks for our blessings in life. My wife usually has everyone in our family tell what they are thankful for this year. I … Continue reading
Computer Algebra
I was a bit of a math nerd in high school and college. Some of you might have been as well, but I took advanced math all through high school, culminating with AP Calculus as a senior with 11 other … Continue reading
New SQL Server 2022 Functions
At the recent 2024 PASS Data Community Summit, I saw a lightning talk from Mikey Bronowski on the New T-SQL Functions in SQL Server 2022. Before the talk, I made a joke with him that none of these were new … Continue reading
Republish: Boring or Scripting
I’m off to Live 360 today in Orlando, flying early (I should be somewhere over Texas or Louisiana by now), and busy at the event. So you get to re-read Boring or Scripting, which describes a bit about my career. … Continue reading