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Here we go SELECT * FROM information_schema.tables Other articles for databases geeks Using Athena from the AWS CLI on Linux Getting today in Athena Getting today in PostgreSQL How to get the metadata of AWS Athena tables Get the number of columns in an AWS Athena table Read more...
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Other articles for databases geeks Using Athena from the AWS CLI on Linux Getting today in Athena Getting today in PostgreSQL How to get the metadata of AWS Athena tables Get the number of columns in an AWS Athena table One of the amazing things of AWS is that the CLI allows using most of the AWS services from the shell, in my case, bash. So here is my cheat-sheet to remind me how to use Athena from Bash. Read more...
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I’m on holiday, so taking it easy with the posts :) Read more...
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When you hear a name, you should do the following: use it immediately, like hello Jason Associate a moving image to the name and put it on the person. For me, Jason is the killer in Friday the 13th. For example, I will imagine all Jasons with a hokey mark, a knife and a desire to kill me. use the name multiple times during the conversation use the name at the end. Read more...
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Lockdown = The time when parents realize how underpaid teachers actually are! Read more...
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Is when you accept an invitation not followed by an automatic message. Read more...
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Today blog-holiday :) Read more...
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Keeping in touch with the rate of innovation in the Cloud is hard, especially as my job is more about leading and structure than hands-on-code. But I’m happy to report that with study, on-hands learning and videos from Stephane on Udemy I made it. Read more...
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Hello, in the last 6 months, I’ve been keeping track of most events in my work-life, each one-to-one, each recuring meeting, etetera. I’ve done this with a software called Obsidian. Here is the graph of my notes. I need to review the lonely ones as nothing should be unconnected. Let me know in the comments if a video explaining how I do it would help. Read more...