DecadeSol

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Tradecraft: A portable format for context about detections github.com

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581 GB/HR and the realities of rate limiting cloudquery.io

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Gone in 120 Seconds resourcely.io

3 DecadeSol 2 years ago 1 comments

Death of DevSecOps, Part 2 resourcely.io

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The Death of DevSecOps resourcely.io

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Really: Policy language for infra that doesn't suck resourcely.io

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The Rise of the CDP Automation Application chrisreuter.me

2 DecadeSol 2 years ago 1 comments

The Monkey's Paw of Scheduling chrisreuter.me

1 DecadeSol 3 years ago 0 comments

The Future of Data Engineering in the Warehouse chrisreuter.me

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Are Software Platforms Inevitable? chrisreuter.me

3 DecadeSol 3 years ago 0 comments

Comment · 3 years ago

Hi there! Author here. What I was referring to was MapReduce/BigTable. While I think BigQuery always had SQL support, some customers in the early 2010s had the perception that Google was more interested in building a new language for queries rather than support something for SQL.

Mike Stonebraker talked a little bit about this in the context of MapReduce on the dbt podcast recently: https://roundup.getdbt.com/p/ep38-a-romp-through-database-hi...