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Prequel.co (YC W21) is hiring a founding marketer – enterprise data sharing
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Ask HN: What's the biggest red flag you've encountered during a hiring process?
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Prequel | https://prequel.co | Senior Software Engineer | Full Time | GoLang, Postgres, Typescript, React, K8s | $150k-$180k + equity | ONSITE in NYC Prequel is an API that makes it easy for B2B companies to sync data directly t
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Prequel (YC W21) is hiring – customer data sharing to all data warehouses
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Pushing the limits of NSStatusItem beyond what Apple wants you to do
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The Parking Reform That Could Transform Manhattan
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SQL Maxis: Constructing JSON Objects in Athena Using SQL
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The "how do we make money" section on their website is interesting. > We have not made any decisions about how we may charge for the product in the future. That said, we believe your personal AI should always be directly aligne
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Reid Hoffman's new AI startup Inflection launches ChatGPT-like chatbot
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Letter to a Burned Out Founder
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AI Functions: Integrating Large Language Models with Databricks SQL
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SQL Maxis: Why We Ditched RabbitMQ and Replaced It with a Postgres Queue
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What I Don't Want to See in the Data World in 5 Years
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We can detect deleted rows for incremental transfers (and propagate those) if they're soft-deleted in the source, whether through a deleted_at column or a is_deleted column. For now, we only support maintaining current state in the tar
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That can be part of the value-add, though for on-prem deployments, we never touch the credentials ourselves. Not to sound like a consultant, but there's three value-adds I'd call out: 1. Handling the dialect, types, and connection
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Pretty much! We also offer data exports.
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It depends -- mostly on whether the vendor (the company receiving the data) is comfortable requiring the source to map some fields. For low volume cases, we can operate with zero mapping of fields. In those cases, we run every transfer as a
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Not sure if I'm understanding the analogy. The way I usually describe it is that it's like Census / Hightouch, but it's offered by the vendor as a first-party feature. Let's take Salesforce as an example. Let's
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Ha, fair enough! We did our best to make the setup flow as yak-shaving proof as possible, but no such thing as a guarantee.
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Show HN: Ingest data from your customers (Prequel YC W21)
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We're big fans of DuckDb at https://prequel.co ! We use it as part of our own dataframe implementation in Go. The speed is unbeatable and the tool is top notch. There are a few rough edges (it's not quite 1.0 level of s
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No near-term plan for Salesforce support from us, but that's an interesting use-case. Definitely check out the other tools folks mentioned if you haven't already, they should be able to get you most of the way there.
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It's currently a one-way sync, where data from the database gets written to the sheet. Another way of framing it is that it's a data export.
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Stay tuned!
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Yup, that would be another valid approach. We felt that the product experience was a lot cleaner / more in line with our general philosophy if we could write directly to the user's sheet, rather than ask them to import data from s
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Exactly! Thanks for the kind words!
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We're actually starting to get those requests! Really appreciate the kind words. We'll do our best to those teams offer data warehouse integrations, so you can focus on higher value data engineering work!
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Ha, thanks for the suggestion. We'll reach out to them.
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Can you tell us a bit more about the type of use-case you have in mind? We support S3 as a destination, so you could listen for changes on a given S3 bucket and pipe that to a stream (eg as outlined here [0] or here [1]). [0]: https:/
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Not particularly. A large portion of our customers who sync data to Google Sheets use a daily frequency, so the theoretical upper limit is close to a half million sheets being written to (per GCP project). We have other projects available t
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