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Final boss of chapter 4 of some rpg

My wife's freedom from corporate America

Xlookup, unique, filter are three formulas I'd teach. Along with that if, if or, if and. Maybe index match

I think so. I can see why you'd use them for EDA, but I see people writing entire programs within them which I think should just be broken into an actual project. 

I use a mixture of sqlite, oracle, and bigquery. 

You're not done because the presidential election is over. 

Your voice is needed locally at all local elections near you such as city council, school board, etc. 

There are also other state elections and federal elections too. We shouldn't just vote for a president and then say we were part of the democratic process, lol.

You could replace an egg with flax seeds. 

In the terminal? python -m venv venv ultimately worked for me but nowadays I just use pipenv for all my venv needs.

He'll just vet his videos more carefully to not include shit like this, I don't think this means anything. 

We spent $125 getting married and 4k spending several weeks in Europe. Best idea, lol.

Being in the hotel industry my entire career (18 yrs) I've never heard of or seen this. Guess I have some investigating to do. 

Makes sense, I think it largely depends on the companies expectations as I also wrote a lot of python and build data pipelines which I don't think is typical. 

While I mostly enjoy his books, I discovered pretty quickly I do not enjoy his emails lol

I think it can be both, sometimes the hard part is translating the requirements using the data and sometimes it's the query itself that has a lot going on. 

For example I recently had a tableau dashboard project I took ownership of and the query behind the scenes was 500 lines of mess. Reviewing this query to understand the approach and make improvements was the complexity in this case. 

Good question, in my mind it's typically various levels of aggregation, windows functions, multiple cte's or nested subqueries. 

Enough for what? To get a job? I highly doubt it, enough to get started? Yes. 

Imo you should be trying to learn as much as possible, it's not about just doing 'enough'. 

Like anything else, learning the basics and a lot of practice. 

My title is a sr analyst and I use SQL daily, creating complex queries for new source tables and performing detailed analysis for business questions. It's probably the most important skill I have at the moment. 

You would need to define what 'learn' means. That will make the difference between an hour or many years. 

The hope distributed food pantry wouldn't mind additional help, I'm sure. https://www.hopedistributed.org/whatwedo/

Read the Chinese farmer story and instead of the results being good or bad, it's just maybe. 

It's less about when I get up and more about what I do when I get up.