#database administration

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fank u dataset for finally working

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Want a Career in Computer Science? Here’s Why You Must Learn Python Today

Introduction

In today’s fast-growing tech world, choosing the right programming language can define your future career path. If you're a student planning to build a successful career in the computer science industry, Python is one of the most valuable skills you can add to your portfolio. From web development to data science, automation to AI—Python is used everywhere. But why exactly is Python so popular, especially among students?

Let’s explore why learning Python today is a smart move for anyone planning a long-term career in computer science.

Python: The Language Built for Beginners and Experts Alike

Python is known for its simple syntax and readability, which makes it ideal for beginners. Students who start their journey with Python find it easier to grasp complex concepts in programming compared to other languages like C or Java. If you're already enrolled in C++ classes in Yamuna Vihar or C++ classes in Uttam Nagar, adding Python to your learning path will strengthen your logic-building skills.

Python also plays a key role in understanding concepts used in Data Structure Classes in Yamuna Vihar or Data Structure Coaching in Uttam Nagar. Many universities and coaching centers include Python alongside C and C++ in their curriculum to give students a complete learning experience.

High Demand in the Job Market

Whether you're aiming to become a software developer, a data analyst, or a machine learning engineer, Python is often listed as a required skill in job descriptions. Companies prefer candidates who can automate tasks, analyze data, and develop applications using Python.

Students taking Java Training in Uttam Nagar or MySQL Training in Yamuna Vihar will find that Python easily integrates with other languages and databases. It allows you to work with MySQL, Oracle, and even cloud platforms like AWS and Google Cloud.

Python is also widely used in back-end development, which pairs well with knowledge of SQL Classes in Yamuna Vihar or Oracle Classes in Uttam Nagar. These combinations open up massive job opportunities in web development, application design, and more.

Python in Computer Science Courses

If you're enrolled in a Computer Science Course in Yamuna Vihar or a Computer Science Training Institute in Uttam Nagar, chances are you'll be introduced to Python in your first or second semester. Its relevance is so high that even DCA Courses in Yamuna Vihar and Diploma in Computer Application in Uttam Nagar now include Python modules to help students become job-ready.

In fact, most Computer Science Coaching Institutes in Uttam Nagar emphasize Python as a must-have skill alongside other essentials like Java, C++, and Data Structures.

Easy to Learn, Easy to Use

The best part about learning Python is how quickly students can start building real-world projects. Even with basic knowledge, you can create small automation tools, calculators, websites, and games. Unlike other languages, Python doesn’t require a heavy setup, making it student-friendly.

If you're already familiar with C Classes in Yamuna Vihar or C++ Courses near Yamuna Vihar, Python will feel like a natural next step. It helps develop critical thinking and algorithmic skills that are essential in the field of computer science.

Perfect for Advanced Career Paths

Are you thinking about getting into Artificial Intelligence (AI), Data Science, or Machine Learning? Python is the core language in all these domains. Its massive collection of libraries like TensorFlow, Pandas, and NumPy makes it the first choice of data professionals.

If you’ve taken or are planning to take Advanced Diploma in Computer Application in Uttam Nagar, Python knowledge will give you a competitive edge during placements and internships.

Conclusion

Learning Python is more than just picking up another programming language—it’s about future-proofing your career in the fast-changing tech industry. Whether you’re just starting your journey with computer science classes in Yamuna Vihar or pursuing your diploma in computer application in Uttam Nagar, Python will unlock doors to countless opportunities.

So, if you want to make a mark in the computer science field, don’t wait—start learning Python today and give your career the boost it truly deserves.

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[ezrasf]

I will always cringe when end users talk about a "truncated table." PTSD from a client in 2008 I have still never fully recovered.

In this case, the end user meant the leading zeroes were missing. That's trimmed.

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Gloria Oladipo at The Guardian:

Donald Trump’s second presidential administration shut down a national database that tracked misconduct by federal police, a resource that policing reform advocates hailed as essential to prevent officers with misconduct records from being able to move undetected between agencies. The National Law Enforcement Accountability Database (NLEAD), which stored police records documenting misconduct, is now unavailable, the Washington Post first reported. The US justice department also confirmed the database’s elimination in a statement issued online. “User agencies can no longer query or add data to the NLEAD,” the statement read. “The US Department of Justice is decommissioning the NLEAD in accordance with federal standards.”

A weblink that hosted the database is no longer active. The police misconduct database, the first of its kind, was not publicly available. Law enforcement agencies could use the NLEAD to check if an officer applying for a law enforcement position had committed misconduct, such as excessive force. Several experts celebrated the NLEAD when Joe Biden first created it by an executive order issued in 2023, the third year of his presidency. [...] But Trump has since rescinded Biden’s executive order as part of an ongoing effort to slash federal agencies down. Trump himself initially proposed the database after the police murder of George Floyd in Minneapolis in 2020, months before Biden defeated him in the presidential election that November.

Trump Administration shuts down the National Law Enforcement Accountability Database (NLEAD), a vital tool that knowns about police misconduct.

[veliseraptor]

would like to be writing vegaspete post-canon fic, actually stressing out about emails for the weekend that i can't send tests for and still need approvals

[not-poignant]

I'm in the middle of reading xxx buddy and oh my gods!!!! The character dynamics and the characters themselves are so good!!!!! Thank you for the rec, truly excellent stuff.

I love that manhwa so much like from the art to the writing to the drama to the hidden trauma to the underlying back story to just... all of it, I love it SO MUCH.

I would sell my soul to that artist lmao

[sokolygrandaananeva]

Project 2025: A Detailed Analysis

Project 2025: A Detailed Analysis Project 2025 is an initiative led by the Heritage Foundation and supported by over 100 conservative organisations in the United States. Its objective is to prepare a political agenda and an administrative team for a potential conservative administration in 2025. This project is structured around four fundamental pillars: Public Policy Agenda: In April 2023, the…

[scarefox]

It's annoying that MDL has now two pages for cut and uncut version of a drama.

It does kinda make sense but is also unnecessary. It messes my lists up 🙈 especially when they make the second page when a drama is over and all the pics and comments, voting etc are on the cut version page already.

[forthedancingandthethriving]

(Context)

Wanted to like,, almost make it a story.

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Long ago, there was nothing. Nothing but the empty void, and it's howling wind. There was no light, no darkness, no sound. Just the void.

Until, one day, a spark came. Then a second. A third. A fourth.

All four growing into beings.

The first was elegant. He wore an outfit befitting that of a king, with its color ever-changing. His color was ever-changing. The only thing that ever stayed the same was the golden headpiece that rested on the back of his head, representing a rising sun.

The second was as elegant as the first. She wore an outfit befitting that of a queen, her color too ever-changing. The only thing that ever stayed the same was the silver circlet she wore that had a crescent moon.

The third was monstrous, dangerous in appearance but kind in personality. He was that of an anthropomorphic dragon, his color too ever-changing with his outfit befitting that of a knight's. The only thing that stayed the same were the purple cuffs on his wrists.

The fourth was less monstrous but still dangerous in appearance yet kind in nature. She was that of an anthropomorphic lamb, color ever-changing. She wore an outfit befitting of a priestess. The only thing that stayed the same was the blue veil that rested over her face.

The first named himself Adminstrator.

The second named herself Moderator.

The third named himself Virus.

The fourth named herself Program.

The Four quickly formed a tight and close bond. They talked and laughed, filling the once quiet and desolate void with sounds of joy and companionship.

However, it didn't take long for loneliness to settle in. The Four knew that they couldn't be alone forever, left in a void that no one else would ever know of.

So one day, Moderator arose and spoke, "I say we make a world of our own!" She declared. "I say we start making this world into something new, something beautiful.. something us."

The others agreed, and they began to work. Using their vast powers, they created a world where code reigned supreme. Where all beings of code could reside.

Then, together, Program and Virus began to make entities. Entities to live in the world, to expand and inhabit.

However, Program was not pure or corrupt, and neither was Virus. Those that came from their did not always have the good hearts their creators did.

This lead to clashes. Battles. Wars. Things the Four desperately tried to stop, but they soon realized they never could. So, together, Adminstrator and Moderator began to create spaces. Spaces where Viruses and Programs could be separate if they wish, but could join together should they feel like they can.

As the years went on, the Four found themselves often lonely. Though, that loneliness soon vanished when a brave little Program approached them one day.

He called himself Sparks, and the Four found his bravery admirable. Very rarely did any creation come to them merely to talk. Even rarer was any of them finding the nerve seek them out.

They enjoyed his company, and he enjoyed theirs.

However, one day, they noticed cracks.

Virus was the first to point them out, how they ran along the walls of the world. Cracking and splintering. It soon got worse, and they were able to realize why.

The world was far too small, there were far too many inhabitants, and not enough Moderators and Admins.

While thinking of a plan to try and save the realm, Program was able to see a small glimpse of a future. So too was Virus.

A fight, a Virus, Four Founders, and a Space. Filled with Admins that would survey the world of code, keep things in order, and keep everything safe.

So, the Four began their work.

Program and Virus made more of their creations. Made ones tough, strong, hard to defeat but not impossible. (One Virus named Worm, and he knew deep down that this would be the one.)

Administrator and Moderator began expanding the spaces. Simplifying the qualifications needed to be overseers of Spaces. Together, they even created some Admins and Mods. Not too many, and some of them the duo pushed to always look out and beyond.

By the time they had done, the world of code was larger than ever, yet no longer cracking. However, the Four were exhausted. Their code frayed and sparking, hot to the touch. They knew that they needed to find a way to rest, and fast.

That is when their dear friend came and said a simple word, "Fuse."

The Four did not question how he knew, but they knew it was the only way. So they individually said their farewells before they joined hands and fused.

It was a bright spectacle. Able to be seen throughout the entire world, and from the merged code arose one being and one being alone; Database.

Their body massive, towering over all, their color ever-changing. A blue veil rested over their face, obscuring their eight white eyes. Purple cuffs rested on their arms, keeping the long sleeves of their dress from swaying as they moved. Their crown, mimicking a rising sun coming over a crescent moon, often glittered in the light, just as their cape did. Large wings of a dragon rested on their back, with small clouds of what seemed to be wool floated around them.

Database thanked Sparks once more, before they departed. Only their friend ever knowing where they went.

A secret he intended to keep until the day came that he deactivated. Though he would honor them.

There's a reason his establishment is called the Ever-Changing after all.

[pixeljade]

Okay so just to sum up recent events on the US Right:

• Trump starts a contract with Peter Thiel's Palantir company to create a database of ALL INFORMATION on EVERY LIVING AMERICAN

• Its revealed Stephen Miller and Elon Musk have had a very massive fight, supposedly because Elon Musk is sleeping with Miller's wife

• Trump ousts Elon from the administration, after over five months of being besties. Leaves with Stephen Miller's wife, who he just hired at one of his companies (!?)

• Elon starts saying the Big Beautiful Bill sucks

• A GOP Representative reveals that most of them didnt actually get to read the Big Beautiful Bill, GOP leadership basically made them rubber stamp it and they are pissed to find out it makes them all look horrible. A lot of them are now discussing a shakeup in GOP leadership.

• Trump says Elon has "Trump Derangement Syndrome" (🤮)

• Elon escalates massively, stating that Trump is in the Epstein files and THATS why they havent released them yet

• This comes right as Alex Jones loses a massive chunk of his audience because he's endorsing Trump's Palantir contract, and his fans are basically all very concerned about their privacy. They want a new conspiracy to follow and they just got one

• Trump starts threatening Elon's government contracts

• Ian Miles Cheong calls for Trump to be impeached immediately, and for JD Vance to become President. Elon Musk quote retweets this with "Yes"

• JD Vance was mentored by Peter Thiel

• Steve Bannon takes to Fox calling for the immediate deportation of Musk, and making SpaceX a public company

[justinspoliticalcorner]

Josh Marcus at The Independent:

The Trump administration is reportedly leaning on an Elon Musk-allied tech company to build wide-ranging data tools pooling government information on millions of Americans and immigrants alike. The campaign has raised alarms from critics that the company could be furthering Musk’s DOGE effort to vacuum up and potentially weaponize – or sell – mass amounts of sensitive personal data, particularly against vulnerable groups like immigrants and political dissidents. In March, the president signed an executive order dedicated to “stopping waste, fraud, and abuse by eliminating information silos,” a euphemism for pooling vast stores of data on Americans under the federal government.

To carry out the data effort, the administration has deepened the federal government’s longstanding partnership with Palantir, a tech firm specializing in building big data applications, which was co-founded by Silicon Valley investor, GOP donor, and JD Vance mentor Peter Thiel. Since Trump took office, the administration has reportedly spent more than $113 million with Palantir through new and existing contracts, while the company is slated to begin work on a new $795 million deal with the Defense Department. Palantir is reportedly working with the administration in the Pentagon, the Department of Homeland Security, Immigration and Customs Enforcement, and the Internal Revenue Service, according to The New York Times. Within these agencies, the firm is reportedly building tools to track the movement of migrants in real time and streamline all tax data. The company is also reportedly in talks about deploying its technology at the Social Security Administration and the Department of Education, both of which have been targets of DOGE, and which store sensitive information about Americans’ identities and finances. [...] The Trump administration has reportedly pursued a variety of efforts to use big data to support its priorities, including social media surveillance of immigrants to detect alleged pro-terror views, and American activists who disagree with Donald Trump’s views..

This is very disturbing: The Trump Regime is partnering up with Peter Thiel-founded Palantir to gather data on millions of Americans that could be used to target immigrants and dissidents of the 47 Regime.

See Also:

TNR: Trump Taps Palantir to Create Master Database on Every American

For Such A Time As This (Andra Watkins): Palantir, Project 2025, and State-Sanctioned Moral Values

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The Myth of ‘Military-Style’ Weapons and the Real Agenda Behind Gun Control in Maryland

Let’s stop pretending this is about safety. When Maryland passed the Firearm Safety Act of 2013, banning more than 40 types of semi-automatic rifles and any magazine holding more than 10 rounds, its supporters claimed it was to get “military-style weapons” off the streets. But here’s the truth: that phrase—military-style—isn’t a legal category. It’s a marketing slogan dressed up as public…