Which data company gets acquired next? I asked Tristan Mayer who went through an acquisition 🎤

They never did because code is a liability in the end

Best growth hack I’ve ever seen Mitchell Hashimoto

Data engineering sits at the heart of so many things, and understanding how people actually use the data will take you much further than the average DE who only focuses on pipelines and infrastructure.

Fun fact: Python is the number 1 DuckDB client, but most Python devs still default to DataFrames. Because that's what they know. So why the hell would you use a database for your data pipelines in 🐍?! 👇

Modern Data Stack (2025): Bundled.

In the SQLMesh → Fivetran → dbt story, my key takeaway: The data world is small. Be kind to your competitors, they might be your next teammate… or your boss 😅

POV: your competitor just got acquired by the same company

When do you start adding tests when you vibecode? I feel like there’s always an inflection point. The app works, it starts to grow, and then… maybe you’ve crossed the point of no return.

2 things that my non tech friends asked me recently : WTH is - us-east-1 - astronomer I wonder what's next.

What should I program these two keys to do? Wrong answers only

Data engineering for DuckDB/MotherDuck - The Course Is Here! ft Andreas Kretz x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

We did a thing: three amazing data engineers and I answered the 10 most-asked questions on r/dataengineering. These genuine insights help you understand the current state of #dataengineering. Obviously, I'm biased since I pulled together the questions & answered them myself.

Getting recommended my own content on YouTube because I work on two different channels (with separate accounts) feels like YouTube is just telling me to talk to myself in the mirror.