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Introduction to Linked Lists.
Future Proof Yourself Against AI.
AWS Lambdas. Useful for Data Engineering?
Are lambdas one of those tools that everyone uses and no one talks about? I guess I’ve taken them for granted over the years, even though they are incredibly useful. For a lot of my Data Engineering career I didn’t really think about or use AWS lambdas, I just saw them as little annoying flies […]
5 git Commands your Grandma uses.
Contributing to Open-Source.
What is a Data Mesh?
GitHub’s CoPilot Writes Data Pipelines
AWS Lambdas – Python vs Rust. Performance and Cost Savings.
Save money, save money!! Hear Hear! Someone on Linkedin recently brought up the point that companies could save gobs of money by swapping out AWS Python lambdas for Rust ones. While it raised the ire of many a Python Data Engineer, I thought it sounded like a great idea. At least it’s an excuse to […]
Data Types in Delta Lake + Spark. Join and Storage Performance.
Hmm … data types. We all know they are important, but we don’t take them very seriously. I mean we know the difference between boolean, string, and integers, those are easy to get right. But we all get sloppy, sometimes we got the string and varchar route because we don’t spend enough time on the […]
Ownership and Borrowing in Rust – Data Engineering Gold Mine.
As I started to use Rust on and off, more out of curiosity than anything, I discovered some specs of gold buried down in the depths. Some of the things I’m going to talk about, well … all of it, is probably fairly obvious to most Rust folk, but it’s enjoyable to learn what new […]