SQL Server 2025, an RTX 5090, and the slow death of “Will the hon. Gentleman give way?”
Two Graphics Cards and 1.7 Million Speeches to Prove a Negative
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Two Graphics Cards and 1.7 Million Speeches to Prove a Negative
This has it all, including the ransom note. SQL is fun, Have fun or the dog gets it..
I’ve made SQL Server draw, play games and pretend to be other computers. This time I wanted to hear it.
The Database is the Machine. Memory is a Table. The CPU is a Stored Procedure. The Display is a Join.
How a warehouse with the plan upside down taught me everything I know about data and why I’m rebuilding an AS/400 inside SQL Server thirty years later
The Day My Database Learned Physics and I recreated the famous Amiga Boing Ball inside SQL Server.
“An infinite void wrapped around a core of data entry.”
A spelling corrector in pure T-SQL, and what Feynman’s postulate had to do with it
Within the last few days Richard Feynman’s 80 year old quantum postulate has now been validated. It has been directly measured in an experiment for the first time.
When you have spent 30 years designing relational databases and enforcing strict transactional integrity, there is something deeply satisfying about completely abusing the SQL engine to do exactly what it was never designed for.
I built a 3D Navigator in SQL Server to allow a virtual walk around your data.
Not a raycaster. Not a tribute. Actual Doom — real WAD, real BSP, real E1M1 — rendered by a relational database.
No Python, no CLR, no web services — just tables, joins and a training loop in Transact-SQL, trained on the SQL you find on the internet.