jldlaughlin

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Rust Compile Times and Code Graphs(blog.danhhz.com)
45 points by jldlaughlin 3y ago|16 comments
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by jldlaughlin 5y ago
We do hang out here! And, thankfully, you don't need to know Rust to join Materialize! (I didn't when I first started.) Many of our engineers learn it on the job. If you're interested, we're actively hiring! You can appl
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by jldlaughlin 5y ago
Hi, we agree! (I work at Materialize.) eloff, if you see this, I'm shooting you an email!
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by jldlaughlin 5y ago
Materialize | Engineering, Developer Experience, Product, Marketing | NYC HQ + North America Remote + Europe Remote | https://materialize.com/careers We're hiring at all levels of engineering positions (eng. manager, e
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by jldlaughlin 6y ago
It is! We recently added support for S3 sources [0], which you could use to backfill data and union with a stream. To your other question, we're currently well-suited for streaming applications. Moving forward, as we add support for fe
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by jldlaughlin 6y ago
No apologies necessary, we're an active work in progress! (And, hopefully, moving quickly!)
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by jldlaughlin 6y ago
We (I work at Materialize) actually do support updates! Our CDC sources support them, as well as any source using an UPSERT envelope (more info here: https://materialize.com/docs/sql/create-source/text-kafka&#
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by jldlaughlin 6y ago
Neat! We're totally on the same page--incremental view maintenance not only makes materialized views a useful building block for data pipelines, it can make them much simpler, too!
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Introducing dbt + Materialize(materialize.com)
109 points by jldlaughlin 6y ago|25 comments
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How to Learn from Experienced Engineers(jldlaughlin.medium.com)
3 points by jldlaughlin 6y ago|0 comments
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Why Use a Materialized View?(materialize.io)
9 points by jldlaughlin 6y ago|0 comments