Eric Green

Engineering @RillData. Previously, co-founder @BeneathHQ (acq'd by Rill), analytics consultant @McKinsey.

[Eric Green @ericpgreen2]

“for developers and agents” is the new “build in minutes, not months”

[Eric Green @ericpgreen2]

For anyone who wants to explore this data with AI, I enriched it and set up a public MCP server you can connect to from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, etc.

I added:
- Provider names and locations
- Procedure descriptions and service categories
- Flags for providers who have been excluded from federal healthcare programs for fraud

MCP server URL: https://t.co/H1PLrTND0j

If you want to click around or validate what your AI finds, here's the source of truth dashboard (better on desktop): https://t.co/zoobFa3gO9

Here's the GitHub repo. There's plenty more ways to enrich this, so open to PRs and recommendations!
https://t.co/rRX9WHJN5s

Disclaimer: I work at Rill and put this together this morning with Claude Code + Rill.

[Michael E. Driscoll @medriscoll]

Code-first products present an unreasonably effective interface to AI models, because AIs excel at generating the very code these products run on.

Today's release of Rill 0.41 introduces a related, powerful side effect of our BI-as-code philosophy: You can now create an operational dashboard from any data source with just one click, thanks to an integration with GPT-3.5 Turbo.

https://t.co/LOZpgv5TRC

At the core of Rill dashboards are SQL aggregate expressions, which define metrics (like revenue, MAU, or ARPU) over a set of dimensions (geography, age cohort, or device type).

Given a prompt that includes the columns of a data source, GPT-3.5 readily generates SQL & YAML code for a list of relevant metrics and dimensions, along with informative labels, that underpin Rill dashboards.

Incorporating code generation into development environments like Rill Developer is not a gimmick, but a true productivity accelerator, and we're confident it will further speed up the data to dashboard journey for our users.

[Michael E. Driscoll @medriscoll]

We built an interactive exploratory dashboard of the @duckdb code repository on Github... powered by @duckdb :).

Amazing to see the project's acceleration, almost 300 committers have made 29k+ commits, with @mraasveldt @Thijsbruineman, (naturally) @hfmuehleisen, @lnkuiper, and @holanda_pe leading the pack.

https://t.co/hC6Pwhqt25

[Eric Green @ericpgreen2]

Github analytics is the first use case I’ve used Rill for internally. I'm pretty hooked on it. The dashboard mentioned is a great way to explore a codebase, find code churn, and spot complexity.

[Rill Data @RillData]

Learn how to build your own GitHub analytics dashboard in minutes with Rill. In this blog, @ericpgreen2 provides examples of the metrics and insights you can gain. The result is a live, interactive dashboard that offers insights into your engineering org.

https://t.co/JdeY2fZsW3

[Hamilton Ulmer @hamiltonulmer]

this kind of stuff makes my day

[Luke Gromen @LukeGromen]

MIND THE GAP: US Federal Debt (blue) v. US Federal Debt held by Foreign & Int'l Investors.

The question is not "Will it get funded?"

The question is "Can it get funded (w/o Fed help) at a rate that won't touch off a US govt (& global) debt doom loop?"

A: Not if DXY is rising.

[Michael E. Driscoll @medriscoll]

"SQL + YAML = dashboard" officially launched today by @rilldata. A BI-as-code stack controllable via git, powered by @duckdb. Ask and ye shall receive @josh_wills.

https://t.co/Tdp5YLBQ9N

[Eric Green @ericpgreen2]

I'm subscribing to @LukeGromen's views on USD inflation: CPI >10% for multiple years is a real possibility.

This long-term debt cycle is coming to an end and the US will have to inflate away the debt.

Excellent podcast that covers his analysis:
https://t.co/nw44hHpwcH

[Eric Green @ericpgreen2]

@fig What are top 3 plugins you'd recommend?

[juan @juanbuis]

it’s incredible how reading this feels like finally unlocking 100% of your brain

(via @christophepas)

[Eric Green @ericpgreen2]

@thekitze I've been using this one for a while: https://t.co/LcugMy0R1r

[Eric Green @ericpgreen2]

Well, they got me. Signing up for the nextjs conference was a slickk experience

https://t.co/yXv5hvaSlq

[Eric Green @ericpgreen2]

Nordic humility

h/t @hpattters, found in the Helsinki airport

[Will Warren @willwarren]

Tokenization will result in an unfathomable number of assets. Asking startups to determine the regulatory status of each individual asset would be like asking early Netscape to manually verify the contents of every single website.

[Rune @RuneKek]

Scaling DeFi is everything, and in that context a relationship between a DeFi protocol and a top tier Trust Company is nothing short of a paradigm shift. This opens the door to scalable DeFi backed by real world assets, protected by the worlds strongest legal structure.

[Eric Green @ericpgreen2]

CloudFlare estimates AWS in US and Europe charges an 80x markup on data egress fees!

Takes customer "lock-in" to the next level

https://t.co/yU1PVIQhm9

[Eric Green @ericpgreen2]

I just discovered c/o @swyx

[Eric Green @ericpgreen2]

Seems like a good developer advocate just has to link to @bcantrill talks and the job is done

Terrific speaker on operating systems and computing history

https://t.co/HzqQUhIZ6q
https://t.co/7cN51CogKu

🖐🎤 ⬇️

[Eric Green @ericpgreen2]

As Ethereum scales and a wave of newly feasible applications comes online, there’s going to be a torrent of open data https://t.co/FksHNpfrNA