wandering-nomad

I am a huge Docker fan! I would reiterate what several commenters have said already that it had a huge impact on my career. My question is relatively pedestrian compared to what others have asked already. I absolutely loved the "adjective-scientist/nerd" container names Docker generates. In fact, that is one of my most favorite things about Docker. How did that come about and who chose those combinations?

Love it! I am speaking as someone who has used SQL for over two decades with very good success. I find it extremely logical and a good fit for my mental model. Long live SQL!!

Can the assignments be done on MBP M5 Max? I am hoping to get my hands on one in next couple of weeks and really want to pursue this course

I use Obsidian extensively to organize my life. A big thank from me to the entire team! The only thing I wish it had out of the box was web clipping. I know there are few third party extensions but I havn't found one that works seamlessly

For me, it's Postgres all the way. I use MS SQL Server at work and Postgres for my personal projects and I was always amazed by its maturity and feature parity with commercial databases

Surprised to see Postgres documentation not being mentioned. It is one of the most comprehensive and intuitive documentation I have ever seen

Is the choice of C books mentioned in the beginning of this article still a good recommendation? I find all the books to be little outdated now

MS SQL Server at work and SQLite + Postgres for side projects

OP here. What is the quickest way to fix it? Given the ubiquity of Log4j, this seems to be a problem that lot of folks must be racing to fix

Could you please send me one too. My mail id is in my profile. Really appreciate your help with this

Location: Bangalore, India

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: Data Engineering, Databases (Relational & NoSQL), Spark, Kafka, Azure

Email: [email protected]