Cristina González Castellano
@cgoncas.bsky.social
Building and testing software at New Relic while raising a tiny human, one line of code at a time 💻🔍👶🐾🐾 #JavaDeveloper #Mom
Reposted by Cristina González Castellano
Siempre digo que firmaría con sangre cada uno de los puntos de este post. Leedlo! Es la clase de artículo que salva carreras
Since apparently being a nice person is illegal in the US now, it’s time to pull out my most popular blog post ever.
It’s called “survival tips for women in tech”, but I’m told it works for all genders and in countless industries.
patricia.no/2018/09/06/s...
It’s called “survival tips for women in tech”, but I’m told it works for all genders and in countless industries.
patricia.no/2018/09/06/s...
Survival Tips For Women In Tech | Patricia Aas
Who else is the only woman on their dev team?
patricia.no
January 30, 2025 at 6:04 AM
Siempre digo que firmaría con sangre cada uno de los puntos de este post. Leedlo! Es la clase de artículo que salva carreras
Reposted by Cristina González Castellano
"pero hay que admitir que Neil Gaiman ha aportado mucho mucho a la literatura de fantasía"
Que me la suda, juliojosé.
Que me la suda, juliojosé.
January 15, 2025 at 5:10 PM
"pero hay que admitir que Neil Gaiman ha aportado mucho mucho a la literatura de fantasía"
Que me la suda, juliojosé.
Que me la suda, juliojosé.
Reposted by Cristina González Castellano
Reposted by Cristina González Castellano
About a year ago, we set out to build a modern Postgres data warehouse at Crunchy Data.
Our principles were:
- Most data lives in S3
- @duckdb.org has the best query engine
- Iceberg will be the dominant table format
- No compromise on Postgres features
So, we built Crunchy Data Warehouse.
1/n
Our principles were:
- Most data lives in S3
- @duckdb.org has the best query engine
- Iceberg will be the dominant table format
- No compromise on Postgres features
So, we built Crunchy Data Warehouse.
1/n
Announcing Crunchy Data Warehouse! A next-generation Postgres-native data warehouse that provides full Iceberg support for fast analytical queries and transactions.Read more in our announcement. www.crunchydata.com/blog/crunchy...
Crunchy Data Warehouse: Postgres with Iceberg for High Performance Analytics | Crunchy Data Blog
We are excited to release Crunchy Data Warehouse, a modern data warehouse for Postgres. Crunchy Data Warehouse combines Postgres with Iceberg, Parquet, and data lake formats for fast analytics queries...
www.crunchydata.com
November 20, 2024 at 3:08 PM
About a year ago, we set out to build a modern Postgres data warehouse at Crunchy Data.
Our principles were:
- Most data lives in S3
- @duckdb.org has the best query engine
- Iceberg will be the dominant table format
- No compromise on Postgres features
So, we built Crunchy Data Warehouse.
1/n
Our principles were:
- Most data lives in S3
- @duckdb.org has the best query engine
- Iceberg will be the dominant table format
- No compromise on Postgres features
So, we built Crunchy Data Warehouse.
1/n
Reposted by Cristina González Castellano
From an email:
"Do you know of any teams that have had positive experiences with offshore teams - where directors and eng managers were in the US, and devs in another country? Why and how did these teams work so well together?"
My take: this (almost always) will not work. Everyone learns...
"Do you know of any teams that have had positive experiences with offshore teams - where directors and eng managers were in the US, and devs in another country? Why and how did these teams work so well together?"
My take: this (almost always) will not work. Everyone learns...
November 17, 2024 at 10:54 AM
From an email:
"Do you know of any teams that have had positive experiences with offshore teams - where directors and eng managers were in the US, and devs in another country? Why and how did these teams work so well together?"
My take: this (almost always) will not work. Everyone learns...
"Do you know of any teams that have had positive experiences with offshore teams - where directors and eng managers were in the US, and devs in another country? Why and how did these teams work so well together?"
My take: this (almost always) will not work. Everyone learns...