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> My name is Miles, I’m a Principal Program Manager at Microsoft. While a Spark specialist by role JFYI. I think the article itself is pretty unbiased but I fe
by pm90 2y ago
> My name is Miles, I’m a Principal Program Manager at Microsoft. While a Spark specialist by role
JFYI. I think the article itself is pretty unbiased but I feel like its worth putting this disclaimer for the author.
- EdwardDiego 2y agoI was a little confused as why he couldn't run Spark locally because he insisted on the "Fabric Spark runtime".
- cyberlurker 2y agoWhy? I don’t understand what working at Microsoft has anything to do with this. And I found the entire article very informative with little room for bias.
- bdcravens 2y agoYou know there's always going to be comments from those who bring the low value criticism of sleuthing out someone's employment and making implications. Being transparent can assuage such discussion.
- lern_too_spel 2y agoThe author is pretty transparent. The topic sentence of the second paragraph: "Before writing this blog post, honestly, I couldn’t have answered with anything besides a gut feeling largely based on having a confirmation bias towards Spark."