Engineering manager at Snowflake

Berlin
Joined January 2009
If you haven't been paying attention to the latest developments in Vim. It's gotten insanely cool. I mostly haven't touched my dotfiles in ~5 years. Started looking again when seeing @jasonlong & @fatih's setups.
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Hi NY! Here giving some fun geospatial demos at #SDSC22. RT: @CARTO's founder @jatorre, proud of how it wraps queries undercover before pushing to @SnowflakeDB — for optimal results. Pic: My great co-speaker @datancoffee, and my ex-great co-speaker @cwj02. ❄️❤️🌎#GIS
I think I have seen @felipehoffa impressed with the queries that @CARTO does behind the scenes for @SnowflakeDB #sdsc22
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Point lookups are pretty popular. After all, they can help you find that proverbial needle in your data haystack. See how Snowflake has made conducting these searches faster—and easier than ever okt.to/AXSxWV
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An important announcement for fans of fast lookups, highly performant star joins, and searches in logs: we have deployed several new Search Optimization features in 5 Snowflake regions. Announcement and List of Regions: community.snowflake.com/s/ar… (1/2)
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Replying to @lukaseder
Snowflake also supports this. I think it's a handy typing saver!
Peter Wang, CEO of @anacondainc, onstage with Torsten Grabs, director of product mgmt. ICYMI: Snowpark for #Python is now in public preview 🐍 #SnowflakeSummit
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Come and join us for a coffee at Berlin Buzzwords. @SnowflakeDB @fhueske #bbuzz
Today we're thrilled to introduce our Coffee Partner for Berlin Buzzwords 2022, @SnowflakeDB! Thanks to them you can enjoy wonderful fresh coffee at #bbuzz. Learn more about them at snowflake.com
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I already ran this survey for my SIGMOD keynote in 2017: youtu.be/M2MEcvMHzkY?t=4004 Most people use READ COMMITTED because that is the default in the major DBMSs.
Serializablity is great, but what in practice? (Here @andy_pavlo on MVCC youtu.be/tHlIxfTCMoY?t=392 for more insights) Do you use read commited even when the DB provides lock free serializable?
7%Serializable always
22%Need read committed
48%Don't care, use default
22%(see results)
126 votes • Final results
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The size and diversity of the crowd by the Brandenburger Tor is a little ray of hope shining through the madness of today’s events. #StandForUkraine
After many years of warning people to not use MMAP as a buffer pool in their databases, our "Never use MMAP in Your Database" @cidrdb paper + video is finally available. #CIDR2022 db.cs.cmu.edu/mmap-cidr2022/
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2021 is almost over. Here is my @OtterTuneAI retrospective of the last year in the world of databases. I cover benchmark wars, #PostgreSQL's rising popularity, DB company fundraisings + dropouts, and @larryellison's blowout single day on the stock market: ottertune.com/blog/2021-data…
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📺 "Vaccination Database Talks" Wow, what an absolutely amazing series of talks around everything database technologies, hosted by @andy_pavlo from the Database Group at Carnegie Mellon University. db.cs.cmu.edu/seminar2021-do…
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I had a fun time chatting with @KostasPardalis and @EricDodds on the Data Stack Show - we talked about Materialize, databases, and where we think this whole streaming thing is going! datastackshow.com/podcast/46…
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Scala 3 has landed
🎺🎺🎺 After 8 years of work, 28,000 commits, 7,400 pull requests, 4,100 closed issues – Scala 3 is finally out! Read more here: scala-lang.org/blog/2021/05/…
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I'm looking forward to presenting again at @berlinbuzzwords. Virtually this time. Come hear about observability for data pipelines with @OpenLineage.
There is critical need for reliable data operations and understanding how data is flowing through our systems. Join @J_ at #bbuzz 2021 to learn how to create Data pipelines that are auditable, reliable and run on time with OpenLineage. Full abstract here: 2021.berlinbuzzwords.de/sess…
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Vaccination DB Talk #6 - @kocolosk discusses @CouchDB's move from B+Tree storage to @FoundationDB: youtube.com/watch?v=FCs7Dz8h… Q&A session is fantastic. Adam opens up about wins/losses in the dev of CouchDB. Most people don't watch to the end of video so I want to highlight them.
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