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ctc24

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    Prequel | Software Engineers (backend or full-stack) | NYC (ONSITE) | $170k-$210k | prequel.co Prequel enables software companies to sync data to their customers' data environments…

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    I'm with you on the misspellings. This is why we ultimately ruled out any of those options.

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    Agreed, I like `ingest` as well. It does somewhat violate principle d), but the other solutions violate more of those. And to your point, they're principles, not rules.

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    Prequel | Staff Frontend / Full Stack Engineer / SWE Intern | ONSITE in New York City | Full Time | https://prequel.co - Prequel is the customer data access platform. We enable Saa…

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    Disagree on the data silo issue. There's a growing trend of SaaS providers making data available to their customers by feeding it back into their DWs. It started with the likes of …

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    Databricks themselves open-sourced it: https://www.datanami.com/this-just-in/databricks-open-source...

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    That's a bit of a strawman argument. Per the post, you can't leverage this on a read replica, it has to be run on primary. So you're going to stand up and manage a full new Postgre…

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    Why wouldn't you simply use SQLite (or some other in-memory flavor of SQL) instead of hacking the main Postgres db and adding load to the primary instance? The author makes a valid…