Alexander Netz
@alexnetz.bsky.social
Co-founder at Ontosyn. CS graduate. Technical person. Special interest in distributed systems for data processing. Future interest, genetic engineering.
I attached a screenshot. It’s not publicly available yet.
If you’d like more info, feel free to reach out.
If you’d like more info, feel free to reach out.
January 10, 2026 at 4:46 PM
I attached a screenshot. It’s not publicly available yet.
If you’d like more info, feel free to reach out.
If you’d like more info, feel free to reach out.
- dbt-like tests but way more convenient
- Variable and context visibility for debugging
- Privacy, everything runs in the browser, and more
- Variable and context visibility for debugging
- Privacy, everything runs in the browser, and more
January 10, 2026 at 4:46 PM
- dbt-like tests but way more convenient
- Variable and context visibility for debugging
- Privacy, everything runs in the browser, and more
- Variable and context visibility for debugging
- Privacy, everything runs in the browser, and more
Recently, I was part of a pre-release test for a new tool that tackles these pain:
- Drop in CSVs, JSON, and more, then query them immediately
- Seamless switching between SQL and Python, with one-way sync
- Every SQL cell becomes an actual database view
- Drop in CSVs, JSON, and more, then query them immediately
- Seamless switching between SQL and Python, with one-way sync
- Every SQL cell becomes an actual database view
January 10, 2026 at 4:46 PM
Recently, I was part of a pre-release test for a new tool that tackles these pain:
- Drop in CSVs, JSON, and more, then query them immediately
- Seamless switching between SQL and Python, with one-way sync
- Every SQL cell becomes an actual database view
- Drop in CSVs, JSON, and more, then query them immediately
- Seamless switching between SQL and Python, with one-way sync
- Every SQL cell becomes an actual database view
I've always wanted a better way to work with data without having to:
- set up a database first
- figure out, again and again, how to load a CSV into a table
- choose between Pandas or SQL when I really want both
- set up a database first
- figure out, again and again, how to load a CSV into a table
- choose between Pandas or SQL when I really want both
January 10, 2026 at 4:46 PM
I've always wanted a better way to work with data without having to:
- set up a database first
- figure out, again and again, how to load a CSV into a table
- choose between Pandas or SQL when I really want both
- set up a database first
- figure out, again and again, how to load a CSV into a table
- choose between Pandas or SQL when I really want both