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  • Reply To: Monoliths and Microservices

    I went to a talk by Dr Venkat Subramaniam at the Manchester museum of Science and Industry. If you get the chance to hear him speak then I can recommend...

  • Reply To: More Supply Chain Attacks

    For me this illustrates a behavioural problem I see throughout the supply chain.  Lethargy.

    • Vendor acknowledgement when issues are raised
    • Vendor  patching their software
    • Vendor publishing the existence of a...
  • Reply To: Lower Your Attack Surface Area

    I know from previous experience that it is possible to lock down production.  The caveat being that you have to think through your operational needs and invest as much in...

  • Reply To: Shadow AI Data Leak Risk or “From the Desk of I saw that Coming”

    Ross McMicken wrote:

    Many companies do not appreciate the vulnerability of data dropped into public tools, and it's not just AI.

    Well said, absolutely true.

    Employees come under immense pressure to "release value early"...

  • Reply To: Tracking Table Sizes

    Even if you have immense amount of storage what you won't have is infinite budget and time for processing.  A job that must run within a time window eventually can't.

    DBs...

  • Reply To: The Job Outlook for Database Professionals

    I'm quietly optimistic in the data space.

    Regardless of the technology of the day the nature of business is that it relies on communication.  Whether that is talking to customers and...

  • Reply To: A Poor Data Model

    Agree totally.

    I had to deal with UK motor data.  The vehicle data has a make, model and variant code as the natural key.  The only problem being that each one...

  • Reply To: Your Biggest Data Model Complaints

    I insisted on attaching meaningful business comments to DB objects and had a nightly process that generated DB Documentation website using a competitor to Redgate SQLDoc.  This was disparaged as...

  • Reply To: Why Not Use AI?

    From a coding perspective the bits I find most beneficial would equally be done with a decent command line utility if I knew where one was.

  • Reply To: Why Not Use AI?

    I've not used Copilot but do use tools like ChatGPT and Claude. I ask them for help, they don't thrust help upon me.  Whatever happens I don't want an AI...

  • Reply To: Horrible Bosses

    I went through a management training course and one of the questions was "what is the best bit about being a manager"?

    We all agreed that it was seeing the successful...

  • Reply To: Trust is a Funny Thing

    skeleton567 wrote:

    And here's another one on AI.  My wife is constantly sending me links to stuff on Instagram Reels with people dramatically  blathering on about something.  My usual question is...

  • Reply To: Trust is a Funny Thing

    skeleton567 wrote:

    David, I have to adamantly disagree with your thought that AI 'has no motivation'.  I think motivation is one of it's greatest dangers.  AI is created by people and...

  • Reply To: Trust is a Funny Thing

    With AI, I know what it is, I know what it is for, it is a mechanical Turk.  I can forgive its inaccuracies because most of the time it is...

  • Reply To: Moving On After a Technology Fail

    For programming languages we have https://www.codeconvert.ai/ and https://rosettacode.org/

    It would be great if there was the equivalent for mapping functionality of various technologies, whether it be wearable tech, digital musical instruments,...

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