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Republish: The DBA’s Twelve Days of Christmas
It’s the day before Christmas in the US and I’m on vacation. Hopefully relaxed and not trying to get anything done at the last minute. In any case, I reached back in the archive. I wrote The DBA’s Twelve Days … Continue reading
Republish: What’s Your Area of Expertise?
I’m using up some vacation I have this month, so I’m taking a break and trying to catch up on some ranch chores. While I’m braving the cold, and likely cutting some pasture grass, you get a republish. I asked … Continue reading
Growing Artificial Intelligence
This editorial was originally published on Jul 4, 2016. With Steve on holiday, this is an interesting look back almost a decade into the past at AI technology. There’s a fascinating piece over at O’Reilly that looks at what we … Continue reading
Republish: Practice Until You Don’t Get It Wrong
I was in the UK last week and since I was gone for a week, I’ve decided to take a day off with my wife. You get to read Practice Until You Don’t Get It Wrong, which is something I … Continue reading