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July was a 1/2 vacation and 1/2 work month with 8 articles published for @ClearanceJobs @CSOonline and @securityblvd
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U.S. and UK warn local governments, businesses of China’s influence operations – Security Boulevard – 07 July 2022
csoonline.com/article/366649…
#china #US #UK #influenceops #natsec
csoonline.com/article/366649…
#china #US #UK #influenceops #natsec
Daily Bookmarks to GAVNet 06/25/2021 greeneracresvaluenetwork.wordpress.com/2021/06/25/dai…
Airborne transmission pathway for coastal water pollution
peerj.com/articles/11358/
#CoastalWaterPollution #AirborneTransmissionPathways #research
peerj.com/articles/11358/
#CoastalWaterPollution #AirborneTransmissionPathways #research
Planetary Politics From Inside The Prison-House Of Language
noemamag.com/planetary-poli…
#HumanAffairs #nature #technology #PlanetaryPolitics #FutureTrends
noemamag.com/planetary-poli…
#HumanAffairs #nature #technology #PlanetaryPolitics #FutureTrends
TIL there's lots of ways of #seeding #fakedata into a #SQL #database. You can either
A. Seed it with purely random data all the way
B. Seed it with realistic data
C. Seed it initially with random data, but tie that data into other tables realistically
A. Seed it with purely random data all the way
B. Seed it with realistic data
C. Seed it initially with random data, but tie that data into other tables realistically
When you seed a database, you start off with enum (that's like a dictionary that doesn't change in size). If you look at a database schema, it's the tables that are only connected one time.
Then you focus on tables that have only have 1 foreign key tied, tied to an enum
Then you focus on tables that have only have 1 foreign key tied, tied to an enum
Example with a basic HR database schema. Start seeding the outlier tables first, starting with the bottom-left most and bottom-right most tables, followed by bottom-middle.
