@matsonj Aren't both useful with number of records/fields, structure of data, and frequency being big factors in which is best?
Is one easier to setup and manage administratively?
At Apple, we believe that climate change is one of the world’s most urgent priorities and we are deeply committed to doing our part. Today we had a special guest—a real force of nature—stop by to check on our progress.
@merill@zen_trainer Microsoft doesn't have to worry about losing business by leading here. Explaining this internally isn't the hard part elsewhere. It is explaining it on every customer security questionnaire where they'll just say our requirement is 90 days so you can't have this revenue you need.
@matsonj@digitallogic@tamurphy@ChrisUnits The improved tooling narrows the moat around becoming a data engineer. Demand is driven by the abundance of stakeholders that need a conversation with a data engineer to accurately describe what they want accomplished with data.
@kylerrobbins He sounds like a kooky neighbor always annoyed that the Bidens leave their garage door open to show off their Corvette despite the neighborhood bylaws clearly stating that garage doors should only be opened for ingress and egress from the garage. It is annoying that he is funny.
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@thomasqueries @tamurphy A risk for sure, but companies with that type of data *should* be able to separate HIPAA data from the company's products/services and execution against those.
@tamurphy And you still end up doing ETL within the set of Enterprise apps cobbled together by acquisition plus the remaining, although fewer, 3rd party apps.
@karaswisher Link to NY Times isn't currently working on this app. Struggling with certain links while being capable of landing rockets on a surfboard is a choice.