“Brooke has continued to amaze me with his vast skill sets, from the incredibly technical side (developing code and understanding applications and databases) to his people skills (communicating a technical concept to a non-technical customer and/or mentoring others). His problem-solving skills are second to none and he has been instrumental in numerous finding and resolving customer-facing issues, directly resulting in extremely satisfied customers at SentryOne. His intelligence, determination, and attitude has allowed him to excel in the many positions he has held at SentryOne and help propel the teams he has worked with and the company as a whole forward in positive directions. Brooke is very effective at asking the questions to get teammates to think outside their comfort zones and grow while listening to their ideas, fostering and endorsing them. He is always open to new and different ideas from a variety of sources. Brooke is an incredible mentor and will be a valuable asset in his future endeavors. ”
Brooke Philpott
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Just passed this guy on the road. Good luck to him.
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Twenty-five years ago, I got rejected by the New York Yankees. Honestly, I hadn't thought much about it in years. But after randomly finding this…
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After a long, meaningful, and intense career, I am finally hanging up the boxing gloves. I’m stepping off the bullet train. I’m choosing the…
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System for generating predicate-weighted histograms
Issued 20210286809
Embodiments of the present invention provide a method, computer program-product, and system for generating predicate-weighted histograms in a database management system. Further, the methods, computer program-products and systems in accordance with the present invention generate histograms that are biased towards the predicate literals of the queries that are submitted to the database management system. The resulting histograms will improve query performance by generating histograms with…
Embodiments of the present invention provide a method, computer program-product, and system for generating predicate-weighted histograms in a database management system. Further, the methods, computer program-products and systems in accordance with the present invention generate histograms that are biased towards the predicate literals of the queries that are submitted to the database management system. The resulting histograms will improve query performance by generating histograms with greater resolution near predicate literals that represent the queries submitted to the database management system.
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Infographic disk activity interface and method for displaying relative saturation of a computer disk system
Issued 8810575 US 8810575 B2
A computer-readable medium storing instructions which, when executed by at least one processor of a computer system, adapt the computer system to implement a method for displaying relative saturation of a computer disk system. The method includes visually displaying elements of the computer disk system in an infographic disk activity interface. The elements may include at least one of the group including at least one disk controller, at least one physical disk, at least one file, and at least…
A computer-readable medium storing instructions which, when executed by at least one processor of a computer system, adapt the computer system to implement a method for displaying relative saturation of a computer disk system. The method includes visually displaying elements of the computer disk system in an infographic disk activity interface. The elements may include at least one of the group including at least one disk controller, at least one physical disk, at least one file, and at least one other files. The elements are visually linked using an arrangement of connectors defining respective data flow paths between the elements. Disk system activity along the data flow paths is visually indicated using static and/or dynamic infographic display elements.
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Eight months ago I was paying $4,100/month for AI tools across my team. Then I ran an experiment I should've run a year earlier. Today we pay $890. Same outputs.January 2026. AI bill out of control. Every team member on Claude Pro, ChatGPT Plus, Copilot. $4,100/month across 12 people. I justified it: "We need the best tools." Then I ran a 2-week experiment. Deployed Qwen3.5-32B locally alongside our proprietary stack. Had the team run identical tasks through both — blind. Results: on 78% of tasks, nobody could tell which output came from which model. The open-source version was free. I'd been paying $4,100/month for brand comfort on tasks that didn't require premium intelligence. McKinsey confirms 63% of organizations already use open-source AI. 60% report lower costs. India leads at 77% adoption. The 22% of tasks where proprietary genuinely won? Kept those. The 78% that didn't need it? Moved immediately. The only reason we didn't switch earlier: we never tested. If your team can't tell the difference in a blind test — you've been paying a premium for a logo. Run the test this week. You might be surprised how much you're overspending on commodity tasks.
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