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replaced by AI. engineering @ striim (streaming sql / cdc / pipelines). whatβs new in data for ποΈ
San Francisco, CA
Joined April 2022
@matsonj Maybe they're also building for the smooth brain "I run select * on everything" crowd. we used to have dignity as a society.
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@nikitabier Youβre thinking small. You must launch an on-premise enterprise platform with a minimum 7 figure perpetual license sold to non-technical executives who will outsource the deployment to Tata.
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I wonβt buy palantir because of this tweet but I know that mf will triple in a year
Palantir now at 87x sales, while diluting shareholders 7.3% a year. They need to ~10x sales to ever grow into their valuation. But at the current dilution thatβs not enough, as share count doubles every 10ys at current pace. Palantir needs to 20x sales over 10ys for an IRR of 0
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@EcZachly Striim was built by the team that built GoldenGate (IYKYK) as a modern, serverless CDC platform. You can use it for free with Striim Developer. DM me if you need help setting it up!
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π πππ©π₯π’ππππ’π¨π§ ππ§π πππππππ¬π ππ©ππ«πππ’π¨π§π¬: π ππ¨π¦π¦π¨π§ ππ¨πππ‘π I often get asked how replication impacts database operations. The short answer: Replication is a first-class citizen in modern databases designed to support mission-critical applications. But if youβre enabling replication on a database thats already in production, you may need to test the impact. Take SQL Server, for example: TRUNCATE TABLE does not work on replicated tables because it's a minimally logged operation that bypasses transactional logging making it invisible to replication. Instead, you have to use DELETE FROM table, which logs each row deletion and properly propagates through replication. Although your database applications may be using truncation already, you would have to look into modifying this behavior. Once you turn on replication in SQL Server, truncate operations won't work. In other databases like Oracle, TRUNCATE TABLE is also minimally logged, but it behaves like a DDL operation. Replication can also impact foreign key constraints, schema changes, and behavior processing large transactions. However, there's well documented and established workarounds for each of these. The key takeaway? Know how your database handles replication before performing bulk operations. Otherwise, you might be in for a surprise.
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There were lots of low income residents in the apartments along sunset. They deserve to come back too bro.
Sorry guys, no rebuilding your fancy houses that burned down by the ocean in LA until thereβs a new crack den installed right in the middle of the neighborhood. The area is like D+43; this seems fair. I donβt make the rules π€·ββοΈ.
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@hamptonism You had to take at least 2.5 years of college math classes including upper division math major courses to get a CS degree. Not sure what heβs smoking.
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There were definitely apartment buildings that burned in Marquez knolls where I lived and near temescal canyon that housed low income residents. Many were rent controlled and had been living there for decades. Would just chill outside Ronnieβs. Iβm thinking about them and hope the rebuild of apartments brings them back.
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