a green square that says "fast food meals. new phenomenon burger taste. $19.90. order via seamless" and in the corner is a non-euclidean cluster of chicken finger.

a very normal 5-star review that says "I would be lost without restaurant. I would like to personally thank you for your outstanding product." - Nina Margaret, CEO apple.

another normal review that says "without food, we would have gone bankrupt by now. thanks food! the service was excellent." John Doe, manager.

an AI image of a pastrami sandwich. not to overuse the word non-euclidean but what else can I say to describe these layers of meat? this one also has some kind of yellow sauce leaking out of the bottom, and another yellow sauce being sensuously drizzled on top. in the lower right corner are baffling tubes that sort of look like if roasted carrots fucked a soft pretzel.

my roommate was trying to find the menu for a nearby bagel shop and instead found some of the most iconic slop I've ever seen. thanks food! :)

Lum... I'm gonna lum...lumming your bum is what I do

Perfect birthday gift for my daughter named Penny

Most of those fear of listeria diet restrictions are dubious anyway

Be careful here, exporting paginated reports to PDF is a relatively expensive operation to perform from a CU standpoint. 1000s of exports will drive up background consumption very quickly

Barely anybody ever made time to prep data models appropriately for *human* consumption, but per my senior leaders we have to spend time improving model quality because the computers need it

Connection management in Fabric is a mess. That entire area needs to be revamped and made modern.

Connecting to Excel in SharePoint Online from Power Query (Lazy Tutorial) YouTube video by BI Polar

"using the file connector (which requires a gateway) to connect to files in SharePoint instead of the SharePoint or Web connectors (which do not require a gateway) is a top 3 rookie move at my company. The product itself does not make it easy either youtu.be/kpRrK89tRU4?...

Lmao dicks is kinda meh I agree but burgerdisaster isn't even close to Red Mill, uneedaburger, a or even kidd valley

Pure Python or any spark?

Think "power bi desktop" is from the store

Store app vs web install?

The movie adaptation is basically just him reading the best lines in the book

My in laws are all doctors and nurses. They have their own language and are unaware that it's tedious and snobby. Dividing something into pieces is "aliquoting." "I don't have a fever" is "I'm afebrile." At Thanksgiving they talk about pipetting the turkey.

Cannot emphasize how much CRUD APIs and availability in pro are essential here. I will struggle to take myself seriously if I have to regularly explain to confused users the difference between an "app" and an "org app" while discussing -yet another- way to distribute content in this platform

trading one set of paper cuts for another one if I move to org apps. Also only available on fabric capacities rn. Silly that it's not available for all workspaces. I know it's still in preview, but I'll bet you a pineapple pizza with provel it will have its own missing pieces that never get filled

Only chance to get a feature like that these days is if copilot does it

As always, #ItDepends

It is, but in large datasets those PQ steps may take a long time to compute and require loading way more uncompressed data into memory than DAX would

If your table uses fixed start and end dates, PQ is the way to go. If you need dynamic dates based on your data as it refreshes, DAX (without CALENDARAUTO) is best

Please go through the proper channels

We have explicit environments for every repo in our org with unique parameter files that get picked up when a deployment happens in that environment so variables are usually replaced with key:value pairs, not by finding a guid or a string and replacing it with another

Gave it a whirl this week using GitHub actions, and it handles basic publishing really well. Doesn't handle post deployment tasks yet, which are important for semantic models mostly. I also think the find/replace could be better, gets clunky if you proliferate feature branches imo

Even if you're looking at eastern Washington, Wenatchee, Walla Walla, Chelan, cle elum, hell even Spokane are all objectively better than anything around the Hanford reach. It's just a series of speed traps with decent Mexican food

Yakima to the tri-cities is so much worse

IMO sometimes, depending on the number of values and the variability of the data, they can become informative slicers that make better use of real estate.

Woofers were rescued from another pair with cabinets that were in rough shape

Recently finished refurbishing my dad's Advent Loudspeakers from the 70s. He's not famous but they have new woofers inside the original cabinets and new grills. They look and sound great! And the only tooltips and sparklines I had to be concerned with was a soldering iron

Fun fact, if you want to deploy a pbip file with the fabric create/update item APIs, you can't use the the byPath property you have to build the byConnection object and replace it at run time

My plane veered off the tarmaaaaaac