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@norm227

building @strakedata | Data engineer by day

Salzburg, Austria Katılım Kasım 2013
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Norman@norm227·
@rauchg Not entirely built with AI but helped a lot getting way faster with Rust. strakedata.com Gemini + Antigravity
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Guillermo Rauch@rauchg·
Show me the thing you’ve built with AI you’re most proud of. Reply with a working product URL and what model / agent you primarily used.
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Andrew Lamb@andrewlamb1111·
A new Database product based on @ApacheDataFusio was announced today from @LangChain -- focused on agent observability. It is really neat to see how people are building (very) customized data + query systems faster than ever now that they don't have to build the whole stack
LangChain@LangChain

Just announced at Interrupt! SmithDB. Agent traces have outgrown the databases built to hold them. That’s why we built SmithDB, a purpose-built distributed database for agent observability. Read the announcement from Co-Founder @ankush_gola11langchain.com/blog/introduci…

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@HoytEmerson yes! No doubt about that and I am a huge fan of duckdb for pushing and improving things.
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Hoyt Emerson@HoytEmerson·
@norm227 In the latest Iceberg summit they hinted at handling this in upcoming versions of Iceberg. But DuckLake’s approach is really elegant.
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Hoyt Emerson@HoytEmerson·
DuckLake v1.0 has a feature called "inlining". This allows you to stream directly to DuckLake without creating a file for each INSERT. The row data is stored in the metadata database first and referenced when queried. You then use CHECKPOINT to flush the data to a Parquet file.
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Norman@norm227·
@jrdntgn Hi Jordan, Just read your "future casting" article and thought it was a very interesting read! I wondered about the yaml is replaced by natural language take. Don't you think it's a decent token dense representation that could be still be beneficial for definitions?
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@RhysSullivan very interesting! I think the execution layer also generalizes for SQL. Compute in a sandboxed environment with a unified interface for various sources seems to me like the way to go for enterprise use cases.
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Norman@norm227·
2 years ago I started to train with @TrainerRoad Last sunday I won overall #Ironman Vichy with the best bikesplit. Thanks a lot, guys. You are the best 😎👍 #ironmanvichy2018
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