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Tech Debt Perils
My wife and I have been thinking about some new audio equipment. We’ve been a little unhappy with our Bose soundbar because of the software flakiness and sporadic network connectivity issues. In looking around, I saw a Sonos product, but … Continue reading
Everything is Code
I posted a note on Twitter/X with this quote: “The content updates had not previously been treated as code because they were strictly configuration information.” This is from testimony given by Crowdstrike to a US Congressional committee in trying to … Continue reading
Effective Engineering
I’m not the smartest developer or DBA. I find myself mystified at times by Itzik’s posts on T-SQL queries and I’m amazed at times by the complex systems that I see the DCAC people put together. I can usually figure … Continue reading
When Do We Worry About Scalability?
“We need to get the code written for feature X. Can you finish this query today?” We’ve all heard some variation of that request. We have a request or demand, and we need to get it done. We need to … Continue reading