Small Data is for the 99% of users and companies building analytics and AI with up to 10Tb of data. 10Tb fits on your laptop...why are you sending everything on a round-trip to the cloud? The game has changed. You could take those savings and stay local in SF to learn how to make the most out of real data volumes. Join the action: https://lnkd.in/eGb2_gbH
MotherDuck
Dateninfrastruktur und Analytik
Building a serverless easy-to-use data analytics platform based on DuckDB. Making analytics ducking awesome.
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Making analytics fun, frictionless and ducking awesome with a serverless easy-to-use data analytics platform based on DuckDB in collaboration with the folks at DuckDB Labs.
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https://motherduck.com
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- Dateninfrastruktur und Analytik
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- 11-50 Mitarbeiter
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- Seattle
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- In Privatbesitz
- Gegründet
- 2022
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Seattle, US
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New York, NY, US
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Amsterdam, NL
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San Francisco, CA, US
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NEW from Small Data HQ: Søren Bramer Schmidt from Prisma has joined the Small Data SF stage... ...And rumor has it we may or may not have a sneak peek of the agenda 👀 Join the action: https://lnkd.in/eGb2_gbH
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The #duckdb CLI is useful for everyday data operations 👇 The gist for converting file : https://lnkd.in/ghtWmKpz
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Junran Yang joins the esteemed Small Data SF lineup. As a PhD student at University of Washington, Junran's research focuses on data-intensive systems for data exploration, visualization, and analysis. The full agenda and workshop signups are dropping soon 👀 Grab your ticket: https://lnkd.in/eGb2_gbH
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🔍 Got Big Data? You might not be using it as much as you think. The Redshift team at AWS recently published a paper analyzing half a billion queries on 32 million tables, offering a unique look into real-world Big Data usage. In organizations with Big Data (defined for the sake of argument as tables over 10TB), 99% of queries target smaller tables. Even with massive data, most enterprises only tap into a small portion of it. So, before you claim Big Data, ask yourself: Are you really leveraging it?
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These pair well together. Left image: https://lnkd.in/gSJdzjz4 by Dexter Horthy Right image: https://lnkd.in/g2dJBZrH by MotherDuck
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Big news! James Winegar from CorrDyn will be speaking at Small Data SF. Hands-on workshops on 9/23 and technical talks on 9/24: Join us in-person in San Francisco. Save your spot before they're gone🏃 https://lnkd.in/eGb2_gbH
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Gábor Szárnyas wrote an excellent blog about neat DuckDB tricks - Pretty sure there's something for you there ! https://lnkd.in/eVFhqPyk #duckdb
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Director, Head of Data @ Hiive // Host of Women Lead Data Podcast // Advanced dbt Instructor @ Uplimit
Don't forget about the upcoming dbt™ Data Modeling Challenge - Social Media Edition! I'm pumped to be joining as a guest judge for this round–and you have a chance to win real money by showcasing your dbt skills 🤑 In a nutshell, here is how the competition works: 💰 From now until Sept 9th, data professionals from around the globe will use user-generated social media datasets to craft SQL queries, develop dbt™ models, and derive insights, all for a chance to win a $3,000 Amazon gift card! 💰 Second and third-place prizes are $2,000 and $1000! 💰 If you’re interested in registering for the hackathon or want to learn more, check out the link in the comments!
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When a professor of databaseology speaks, people listen. Quoth Andy Pavlo: "If I was a developer that was already using Postgres + DuckDB in my stack and I wanted to be able to combine the two together, I would choose pg_duckdb." It is not easy maintaining a coalition of 5 different companies with different business models and incentive structures, but it is nice when it pays off. We believe that by making this a collaborative effort, we'll be able to attract the broadest group of experts to help with the project, which has a ton of technical challenges. We still have plenty of work to do to make pg_duckdb live up to its potential, and are open to work with developers and other Postgres enthusiasts who want to see first-class analytics come to everyone's favorite transactional database. And we're grateful to Hydra, Neon, Microsoft, and DuckDB labs for starting on this path with us!