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Time to Change Your Team
I assume most of you work with others in a team. Even if you are the data specialist and others work on different technologies, you still have a team. How long has your current team been together in this form? … Continue reading
When Companies Fail
I own a Tesla, which is essentially a computer on wheels. Much of the way the car works is driven by software, which I love. New features have appeared and minor fixes come through in the same way that they … Continue reading
Trying New Technology
I had someone ask me about DuckDB recently. Would I think that’s a good choice for a database? I don’t really know. From their blog and some online research, maybe, but it’s also a minority player in a niche space. … Continue reading
Life in a Startup
I have worked for a few startup companies, including SQL Server Central. Each has been a different experience, and I learned a lot at each stop. However, I’m not sure I’d want to go through that process again at my … Continue reading