Jurassic Park had a sensible plan for population control. Every animal on the island was engineered female, so nothing could breed unless the lab decided it should. The plan was reviewed, funded, and shown to investors. John Hammond spared no expense, as he told anyone who stood still long enough. Then Alan Grant finds a nest of hatched eggs in the wild. There was no "super smart conscious" dinosaur. Nor an evil one. The animals had a goal, the safeguard had a gap (like they

Qlik Cloud's new Visual Task Chain Viewer turns your reload dependencies into an interactive graph, right inside the Tasks section of the Analytics activity center. See which tasks run before and after each other, spot dependency types like on succeeded, on failed, and on finished, and jump into editing, running, or activating a task without leaving the view. In this Data Voyagers video, Mark Costa walks through where to find it and how to use it to debug reload chains faster

In 1982, a student walks out of the University of Amsterdam with a degree in math and computer science. Nothing about that day suggests he's about to build one of the most used programming languages on Earth. He takes a job at CWI, a research institute across town. The task: help build a language called ABC, designed to make programming easier to learn. Clean syntax. Simple to teach. ABC should have taken off. It didn't. No way to extend it. No way to plug in new tools or con