JamieF1

About a year or so ago, I read an article that I really enjoyed and want to pass on to people (and read again myself!). I can't find it and was wondering if anyone on here knows the article I'm talking about. The gist of it was:

- It was an article about change in your life and how you'll never know what you like until you take a risk of changing your life.

- It mentioned something along the lines of "what are the chances that you were born in the town/city that you will enjoy the most, work in the job that you will enjoy the most etc"

- It also talked about how even if you don't like the new thing you've tried, you'll never know that unless you try it and by doing so, you may realise what you currently have is exactly what you want.

Any ideas? I really can't find it :(

Was chatting to a friend about this. Curious how other people deal with seed data when you've got thousands or even millions of tests testing all sorts of scenarios.

At one stage we had a separate sql file for each test file but now we're trying to generate all the seed data using java instead. How does your company manage seed data?

A certain government has deleted a lot of video footage of debates and so on recently, a few people I know are looking to see if anyone would help with hosting these videos before they are deleted for good.

Were talking about TBs of data, anyone on here got a contact in YouTube to see if something could be worked out?thanks.