Visited a seminar last year where most small talk that we had is "You have Platform A certification? You need to learn those".

It's so over for us folks

It will solve me so muchh time if during my first year of analytics someone said "Look kid, both the tools and business should be your focus". I was so lucky I came up from business major so I can focus only on the tools. But man.

Ohh, love data modeling. Could you share any link for this?

Hannes mentioned this in Joe Reis's podcast and I still don't understand..

“And it's, by the way, it is, again, I won't name names, but it is completely common for analytical data management systems to ignore things like primary key constraints.”

Would love to have more elaboration on this

But go spend couple of hours searching for this problem in any Data publication and you will finds virtually nothing

However, all these manual processes still need to be reported (as clean data) and integrated into existing systems (as structured data) by someone or a dedicated team. Quite often, this falls to the Data team.

I didn't notice any comment praising about the book that you just picked so I will be the first person to say it: Data and Reality is great. Perfect book!

I went from "Huh, quite weird to choose old book for this" to "God, if I read this book early of my career, I can save so much time"

"Who tf start conversation like this? I just sat down"

(yeah I know wrong picture but the GIF doesn't exist)

I filed this case to "I know the concept already but still surprised with the instantiation" folder

No wonders why Einstein loves compounding

This also hammer the points how things can quickly change when you can "seize" small win and compounds it.

"Yeah you know that city where grandpa used to go to check the price of corn? Pack up your suit man, we gonna bet against Argentina's Peso"