Tristan Handy
@jthandy.bsky.social
dbt
Always trying to make something that means something. Ziplines, sailboats, kids, companies, relationships.
Always trying to make something that means something. Ziplines, sailboats, kids, companies, relationships.
Today, we’re announcing that dbt Labs has acquired SDF Labs. This a monumental day for dbt Labs and the entire dbt Community Thread on what that means 🧵
www.getdbt.com/blog/dbt-lab...
www.getdbt.com/blog/dbt-lab...
dbt Labs acquires SDF Labs to accelerate the dbt developer experience | dbt Labs
New tech will significantly improve performance, enhance developer ergonomics, and bring rich new metadata to dbt.
www.getdbt.com
January 14, 2025 at 2:20 PM
Today, we’re announcing that dbt Labs has acquired SDF Labs. This a monumental day for dbt Labs and the entire dbt Community Thread on what that means 🧵
www.getdbt.com/blog/dbt-lab...
www.getdbt.com/blog/dbt-lab...
Reposted by Tristan Handy
An excellent overview of the evolution of EDA and data viz: from Tukey to BI tools, Python/R/JS tools, in-process databases e.g. DuckDB, WASM...and the exciting future changes to how data is done. Thanks @jthandy.bsky.social y.bsky.social @hamilton.bsky.social
roundup.getdbt.com/p/the-inters...
roundup.getdbt.com/p/the-inters...
December 23, 2024 at 6:27 AM
An excellent overview of the evolution of EDA and data viz: from Tukey to BI tools, Python/R/JS tools, in-process databases e.g. DuckDB, WASM...and the exciting future changes to how data is done. Thanks @jthandy.bsky.social y.bsky.social @hamilton.bsky.social
roundup.getdbt.com/p/the-inters...
roundup.getdbt.com/p/the-inters...
Reflections and Predictions
A fascinating 2024 is a precursor to a big 2025.
roundup.getdbt.com
December 15, 2024 at 6:08 PM
why can't we have both?
consistent underlying platform, different development experiences... right?
C developers still fight about vim / emacs, they're still united by language.
i think we often make things in data very hard that should be very easy.
consistent underlying platform, different development experiences... right?
C developers still fight about vim / emacs, they're still united by language.
i think we often make things in data very hard that should be very easy.
Depending on who you talk to, there are two versions of data democracy vis-a-vis technology:
1. My data, my choice. I want to be able to use my choice of tool/tech for my data.
2. Inclusivity. Eveyone should have easy access to data. Therefore, I'll choose generic tools that anyone can use easily
1. My data, my choice. I want to be able to use my choice of tool/tech for my data.
2. Inclusivity. Eveyone should have easy access to data. Therefore, I'll choose generic tools that anyone can use easily
November 22, 2024 at 1:58 AM
why can't we have both?
consistent underlying platform, different development experiences... right?
C developers still fight about vim / emacs, they're still united by language.
i think we often make things in data very hard that should be very easy.
consistent underlying platform, different development experiences... right?
C developers still fight about vim / emacs, they're still united by language.
i think we often make things in data very hard that should be very easy.
Reposted by Tristan Handy
Don’t know what statistical process control is? This podcast where @jthandy.bsky.social interviews @cedricchin.bsky.social will get you started
overcast.fm/+AAw94Uafve8
overcast.fm/+AAw94Uafve8
Data as an assembly line (w/ Cedric Chin) — The Analytics Engineering Podcast
Cedric Chin runs Commoncog—a publication about accelerating business expertise. He joins Tristan to talk about the analytics development lifecycle, how organizations value (or misvalue) data, and why ...
overcast.fm
November 19, 2024 at 1:04 AM
Don’t know what statistical process control is? This podcast where @jthandy.bsky.social interviews @cedricchin.bsky.social will get you started
overcast.fm/+AAw94Uafve8
overcast.fm/+AAw94Uafve8
Dipping my toe in here. Deeply skeptical of social at this point in my life but at the same time in search of that Twitter golden age. Trying to be open. Hello world.
November 11, 2024 at 2:43 PM
Dipping my toe in here. Deeply skeptical of social at this point in my life but at the same time in search of that Twitter golden age. Trying to be open. Hello world.