What's the diff between Xitter and Wiki? The latter is non-profit on purpose.
Also, I have BlueSky invite codes. DM me if you want one.
Jay Robinson retweeted
This whole thread is a vibe. I’ll just say that as a non-religious person, I’ll stick up for the IndyCar Ministry any day.
They are a small group of genuinely good people who’s main goal is to be there for the members of the paddock who seek out their support. – at Indianapolis, IN
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And thank you for putting together the #sqlfamily closer at the Crab Pot. Wish you were here.
Having @KimberlyLTripp and @PaulRandal do the last session together on Friday should be a #PASSDataCommunitySummit tradition
.@GFritchey session attendees: if you're considering branching strategies now, choose based on your organizational needs. E.g. how often do you push to prod?
.@GFritchey asked in his session who had their whole DB in source control, and half the room didn't raise their hand. Folks, let's talk...
I loved the discussion that my #PASSDataCommunitySummit session generated. Thanks for the opportunity for us to learn from each other!
Jay Robinson retweeted
Hoping that my editor email box at #SimpleTalk will overflow with writing prospects after @auntkathi finishes plugging it :) @PASSDataSummit
My @PASSDataSummit session is this afternoon. I promise I'm done fiddling with the deck. No such promise on demos.
Jay Robinson retweeted
You are so loved @Hugo_Kornelis
The data community has your back. Just look at how many people are pulling for you.
My call to action, go to aka.ms/TeamHugo to learn how you can help.
#teamhugo
Jay Robinson retweeted
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If you think PRs and code reviews and coding standards don't apply to you, then you're the toxic developer. #ThingsThatShouldBeObvious












