Tis the Season for SSIS: Celebrating a Data Engineering Classic
The holiday season is a time for reflection and celebration, and here at Data Driven, we’re diving into a topic as classic as Christmas carols and as warmly debated as fruitcake: SQL Server Integration Services (SSIS). In this festive podcast episode, Frank and Andy unwrap the enduring significance of SSIS, a stalwart in the data […]
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Rider-Pi Two Wheel-legged Robot Based on Raspberry Pi CM4 core module
Ryder P, a programmable desktop wheeled robot, is a remarkable blend of advanced technology and innovative design. Powered by Raspberry Pi and working in tandem with the ESP 32 processor, this robot showcases a unique blend of flexibility and adaptability. Its connecting rod structure combined with dual wheel foot motion joints and integrated wheel hub […]
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Maryland struggles with budget deficit while neighbors thrive
Given the talent pool, local economies, and proximity to the Northeast Corridor, you’d think that the state of Maryland would be flush with cash. It’s not. In an era characterized by financial volatility, some states within the United States are facing significant budget shortfalls, while others seem to thrive. For instance, Maryland, a state known […]
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OpenAI Makes Weapons Now
The debate around artificial intelligence (AI) and its implications for society is a contentious one. Some argue that the rapid advancement of AI technologies poses a significant threat to humanity, while others believe that these technological innovations hold the potential for unprecedented societal benefits. However, one thing is clear: as AI continues to evolve, the […]
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Tech that Died in 2024
As we bid farewell to 2024, it is time to reflect on the tech gadgets that didn’t make it through the year. Some of these losses may bring a twinge of nostalgia, while others might elicit a sigh of relief. Let’s take a walk down memory lane and explore the tech products that failed, flopped, […]
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