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Turning Off In-Memory OLTP
Decisions can be hard. There are negligible decisions like paper or plastic but also dicey decisions like figuring out what your wife really wants for dinner when she asks you to decide. To try speeding up the decision-making process, Amazon has followed the decision framework around two-way doors and one-way doors. The idea is that…
The Gell-Mann Amnesia Effect and AI
If you’re someone who was in school during the 2000s, you may remember arguing with your teachers or professors about using Wikipedia as a source on your homework. It used to be Wikipedia that wasn’t to be trusted because it could be updated by anyone at any time. It could never be relied on as…
T-SQL Tuesday #200 – Signs of a Bad Query
It’s T-SQL Tuesday 200! To celebrate this bicentennial, Brent Ozar invites us to say to ourselves, “When I’m looking at a query, I bet it’s bad if I see ____.” and fill in the blank. To read the full invite, along with a bit of history about how T-SQL Tuesday began and evolved, click the…
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