Boris Serebrinskiy·Oct 22, 2023small data — small problems, BIG Data — BIG Problems. Part 1.ChatGPT. LLM. OpenAI. There, the obligatory Gen AI buzzwords have been included (otherwise would anyone even look at my blog?), and we can…
Boris Serebrinskiy·Jul 25, 2022The 80/20 rule — “Shared” Data Platforms or… “Sharded” or… both?It’s been several months since I wrote my last Avant-garde your Dimensions — Part 1 — Data Engineering by a Pragmatist | by Boris…
Boris Serebrinskiy·Feb 22, 2022Avant-garde your Dimensions — Part 1 — Data Engineering by a PragmatistOne of the critical benefits of a modern data analytics system (OLAP types Online analytical processing — Wikipedia) is its ability to…
Boris Serebrinskiy·Feb 6, 2022Are Integers really better for joins than Strings? — Data Engineering by a PragmatistFirstly, I’d like to give thanks to everyone who chose to follow me on Medium. I’m humbled by the thought my blog is read and followed by…A response icon3A response icon3
Boris Serebrinskiy·Jan 23, 2022How Joins affect Data Skew — Data Engineering by a PragmatistIn my 2-part mini-series “Thou Shalt Not Skew” Stats for Data Engineering by a Pragmatist — Thou Shalt Not Skew! (Part 1) (medium.com) andA response icon2A response icon2
Boris Serebrinskiy·Jan 17, 2022Data Engineering By a Pragmatist — Thou Shalt Not Skew (Part 2)The first part of “Thou Shalt Not Skew” Data Engineering by a Pragmatist — Thou Shalt Not Skew! (Part 1) | by Boris Serebrinskiy | Jan…A response icon2A response icon2
Boris Serebrinskiy·Jan 9, 2022Data Engineering by a Pragmatist — Thou Shalt Not Skew! (Part 1)I’m going to go on a limb and claim that Data Engineering is an art. Ability to find brilliant solutions and discover them in…
Boris Serebrinskiy·Jan 3, 2022Data Engineering by a Pragmatist — Tales of Choosing a Database2022. 2nd day of that. 1st Sunday of that. Interestingly, 52nd week of 2021. 8th day since I “prologed”…A response icon1A response icon1
Boris Serebrinskiy·Dec 25, 2021Data Engineering Story by a PragmatistProlog: As I look at the rainy Christmas morning through the window of my Brooklyn work-from-home-for-almost-two-years office, I am still a…