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by jakestein 8y ago
We (Stitch) have DB2 in production today https://www.stitchdata.com/integrations/db2/
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by jakestein 8y ago
I'm a co-founder at Stitch, and our mission is to inspire and empower data driven people. I believe that the development of the scientific method and evidence-based decision making is the most important development in human history. It
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by jakestein 8y ago
http://Singer.io is an open source ETL project written in Python. The components are small, composable programs that you can run independently, so you should be able to walk before your run. A good beginner project is to build
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Dress Code as Values(stitchdata.com)
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Stitch Connect – Embed data integration in your application(blog.stitchdata.com)
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Fostering diversity and inclusion at Stitch(blog.stitchdata.com)
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by jakestein 9y ago
Cognitive behavioral therapy for insomnia was the biggest improvement I have ever made to my quality of life. Like OP, I struggled with insomnia my entire adult life. I didn't realize that sleep was a thing that you could see a doctor
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by jakestein 9y ago
Yes, although not when things are silent. Once every week or two the Echo misinterprets something as a command and breaks into our conversation with a seemingly out of nowhere response. Sometimes it's funny, sometimes it's annoyin
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Upgrade to Redshift DC2 Nodes to Double Query Performance at the Same Cost(blog.stitchdata.com)
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How Stitch Consolidates a Billion Records per Day – StackShare(stackshare.io)
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Open source lessons learned: Interview with GitLab’s CEO(about.gitlab.com)
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Distribution(a16z.com)
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by jakestein 10y ago
Thanks nwellinghoff! I'm sure that there will be cases where Singer is not the best tool for the job, but hopefully it will still make a lot of engineers' jobs easier. I'd love to know which previous standards you're ref
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by jakestein 10y ago
We'll definitely be adding targets over time, and BigQuery is a likely one. It's not as much a matter of open-sourcing the targets within Stitch because our functionality around data warehouse loading includes a lot of things like
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by jakestein 10y ago
That's a great question. For any Singer integrations that we include in the Stitch product, we (Stitch, Inc.) will ensure they stay up to date with the most current version of the API. That may not be the case with 100% of the communit
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by jakestein 10y ago
Stitch (stitchdata.com) powers ETL for hundreds of customers, and we provide the Singer integrations as part of our product. ETL definitely existed before Singer and Stitch, however, and two of the most well known enterprise-focused product
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by jakestein 10y ago
The only thing I'd add from Chris's blog post is that in the workflow we tend to see is that most of the transformations tend to be done after loading into the destination. For example, in Redshift the transformations could be def
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by jakestein 10y ago
The short answer is yes. The longer answer is that it may take us a while to get to 100% open source, but that's the direction we're moving. All of our new integration development will be open source and be part of the Singer proj
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by jakestein 10y ago
Hi, I'm the CEO of Stitch, the company behind Singer. Here's our blog post with more information: https://blog.stitchdata.com/introducing-singer-simple-compos... Singer is an open-source standard for writing scrip
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Show HN: Singer – Simple, Composable Open Source ETL(singer.io)
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Why our ETL tool doesn’t do transformations(blog.stitchdata.com)
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by jakestein 10y ago
I agree that it's a bad idea to use "janitor" as a disparaging term, and that was very far away from my intention. If that was what you took away from reading it, then that's more evidence that I didn't do a great j
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by jakestein 10y ago
Hey I'm the author of this blog post and the CEO of the company that did the benchmark report. That was a very poor choice of words on my part, and I appreciate you flagging it. I reworked the paragraph to remove the janitor comment
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100B Records Later, Refining Our Data Pipeline(blog.stitchdata.com)
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by jakestein 12y ago
RJMetrics - Philadelphia, PA http://rjmetrics.com/jobs We're hiring for software engineers, devops, analysts, designers, business development, sales, and account management. Some more about us: At RJMetrics, we inspire
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by jakestein 12y ago
RJMetrics - Philadelphia, PA http://rjmetrics.com/jobs We're hiring for software engineers, devops, analysts, designers, business development, sales, and account management. Some more about us: At RJMetrics, we inspire
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Our updated top charities(blog.givewell.org)
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RJMetrics - Philadelphia, PA http://rjmetrics.com/jobs We're hiring for software engineers, devops, analysts, designers, business development, sales, and account management. Some more about us: At RJMetrics, we inspire
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RJMetrics Raises $16.5M Round Led by August Capital(techcrunch.com)
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by jakestein 12y ago
RJMetrics - Philadelphia, PA http://rjmetrics.com/jobs We're hiring for software engineers, devops, analysts, designers, business development, sales, and account management. Some more about us: At RJMetrics, we inspire

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