The official podcast of tech/data nerd and "recovering data scientist" Joe Reis. He provides refreshingly candid thoughts on the world of technology and data. E...
Hannes Muhleisen - DuckDB Deep Dive, The Challenges of Lakehouses, and More
Hannes Muhleisen is the creator of DuckDB and CEO of DuckDB Labs. We finally got a chance to meet in person at the Forward Data Conference in Paris. We hit it off immediately, and at times, I felt like I was talking with my long lost brother. Hannes is a very cool guy!
While at the conference, we recorded a chat about all things DuckDB, the challenges of data lakehouses and open table formats, local-first tech, and much more. 🦆 🐥
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Dave Yaffe and Johnny Graettinger (Estuary) - Data Integration, Running Startups While Raising Kids, and More
Dave and Johnny run Estuary, a data integration company focused on real-time ETL and ELT. We're also friends, so we decided to have a chat.
In this episode, we chat about the current state of the data integration space, running a startup while raising kids, and much more.
Estuary
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Gordon Wong - Tech Stacks, Semantic Layers, and More
Regular guest Gordon Wong joins me for a half hour to chat about tech stacks for analytics, semantic layers, and much more.
Gordon's LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gordonhwong/
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Bill Inmon - Data Warehousing Facts and Myths
Bill Inmon is considered the father of the data warehouse. I just got back from spending a couple of days with Bill, and we discussed the history of the data industry and the data warehouse. On my flight back, I realized people could benefit from a short version of our conversation.
In this short chat, we discuss what a data warehouse is (and is not), Kimball and Inmon, the origins of the data warehouse, and much more.
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Valentin Becerra - Engineering for Space, DJing, and More
Valentin Becerra and I chat about DJing, AI, space engineering, and much more.
The official podcast of tech/data nerd and "recovering data scientist" Joe Reis. He provides refreshingly candid thoughts on the world of technology and data. Each week, he broadcasts from somewhere in the world, sometimes ranting solo or with the smartest people in the business.
México