Routine, Helpful Posts

I love writing and sharing what I learn as transparently as possible. I try to post every 10 days and my goal is to do this at least once a week.

These posts can range from pondering career questions, such as what you want to do when you're ready to stop doing what you're doing:

What’s Your Exit Plan?

Retirement is one thing, being where you want to be and doing what you want to do when your current job is finished in another thing entirely. What’s your exit strategy?

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To useful tips and tricks to get over Imposter Syndrome:

Seven Simple Steps to Overcoming Imposter Syndrome

Getting over imposter syndrome is no easy task, but it starts by recognizing a cold, hard truth: you’re being toxic to yourself and those around you. I’ll share with you some steps I took to get over it.

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Going Deeper

Reading sites like Dev.to can be great for an introduction to a topic, but often you find yourself with more questions when you're done reading the article.

I like to go a bit deeper. Here's an article that I spent weeks on because I just couldn't believe what I was seeing when it comes to the % operator:

Mod and Remainder Are Not The Same

A remainder and a modulus look so very similar, but they are not the same thing and worse, are treated differently by different programming languages. Do you know how your language handles mod?

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Here's another post where I dig into the wonderful reporting capabilities of PostgreSQL, creating monthly reports using generate_series:

Simple Monthly Reports in PostgreSQL

Working with dates and series of dates is easy in PostgreSQL, especially using generate_series

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Happy To Have You!

I don't send out sales-y nonsense and you can always unsub! But part of me getting over Imposter Syndrome is to share what I learn, which is the point of this blog. Nothing is more fun then lively conversation with your peers, which is what I'm hoping to encourage.

Hope to see you!