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Everyone wants to be associated with your success story. But few are willing to walk with you on your success journey. Never forget the ones who do. When you make it.
95% of the world is clueless to the incredible transformation power AI is having on business, education, corporate and more! I think this knowledge needs to be preached from the rooftop. And I'm gonna make sure to do my part 🚀
What if you could be in a meeting and just explain the status of a project etc and an agenct streams a PowerPoint of your thoughts in real time 😅😂
Should I build it? Will you use it?
Congrats Schizzo and team 🔥
Malawian 35-year-old tech entrepreneur Schizzo Thomson, Founder and Managing Director of Sky Energy Africa, has launched an integrated electric mobility ecosystem aimed at making electric transportation accessible to the public.
The groundbreaking initiative includes 100 electric vehicles, 40 public fast-charging stations, and Sky eRide, a digital ride-hailing application that allows Malawians to access electric transport services. The initiative marks a significant milestone in Malawi’s transition towards affordable, sustainable and technology-driven transportation at a time the country continue to face fuel challenges.
Databricks it is then
Snowflake and Databricks speak to the different "souls" of business.
Snowflake is the soul of the Excel guy who had to learn SQL to keep his job.
Databricks is the soul of the Java developer who had to learn ETL to keep his job.
Snowflake is the soul of the analyst who thinks Spark is scary and obnoxious.
Databricks is the soul of the data engineer who overengineers his pipelines and is proud of it.
Snowflake is the soul of the CFO who wants to know why the query cost $400.
Databricks is the soul of the engineer who thinks a $400 query is fine because it used 128 cores.
Snowflake is the soul of the person who thinks SQL is a programming language.
Databricks is the soul of the person who thinks SQL isn't a real programming language.
Snowflake is the soul of the analyst who wants everything in one big table.
Databricks is the soul of the engineer who thinks that table needs 14 layers of transformation.
Snowflake is the soul of the analyst who thinks Python is unnecessary.
Databricks is the soul of the engineer who thinks Python is necessary for absolutely everything.
Snowflake is the soul of the executive who wants a dashboard by Friday.
Databricks is the soul of the engineer who wants to redesign the data architecture before building that dashboard.
Snowflake is the soul of the architect who wants the data warehouse to just work.
Databricks is the soul of the architect who wants to understand exactly how the data warehouse works.
Snowflake is the soul of the analyst who thinks infrastructure is somebody else's problem.
Databricks is the soul of the engineer who wishes infrastructure were still their problem.
Snowflake wants to make data engineering disappear.
Databricks wants to make data engineering an Olympic sport.
And somehow, both companies are convinced they're becoming the same platform!
I teach both platforms, but right now I'm prioritizing the Excel guy trying to keep his job. You can discover more about my November 16th boot camp at: DataExpert.io
dataexpert.io/
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I think we're about to see a lot of people learn why software engineers were paid so much
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We just killed Notion, and open-sourced it.
Introducing Terminus Notes: everything you like in Notion, removed the stupid AI credits and confusing sidebars.
100% Free, 100% Open source, 100% Customizable. You can export your data or point it to your Claude at any time.
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Robert Greene had it right:
“The brain is designed to learn through constant repetition and active, hands-on involvement. Through such practice and persistence, any skill can be mastered.”














