The hottest Data Modeling Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Three Data Point Thursday 0 implied HN points 13 Jul 23
  1. Surgical fine-tuning in ML makes algorithms better suited for specific business contexts through precise changes, an advancement over regular fine-tuning.
  2. Entity-centric data modeling marries ML feature engineering with data engineering, improving data operations for companies.
  3. Estimating efforts for ML projects can be simplified by considering the cost of delay and the real-time requirement of the algorithm.
Cybernetic Forests 0 implied HN points 21 Aug 22
  1. AI-generated images are similar to spirit photography from the 19th century, evoking a mystical connection to new technologies
  2. Diffusion models like DALLE2 differ from GANs by stripping images to noise and then reconstructing them, learning how images become noise and reverting them back
  3. DALLE2 creates images by finding patterns in noise, showing that the foundation of every image is arbitrary, like a dream, and that the AI is not really creating art but tracing possibilities in decay
The Orchestra Data Leadership Newsletter 0 implied HN points 31 Oct 23
  1. Understanding the importance of incremental models for managing big data is crucial to efficiently running complex queries and maintaining data quality.
  2. Design patterns in data modeling, such as Star Schema and Data Vault, play a significant role in how dbt models are structured and managed.
  3. Using Jinja templating and implementing continuous data integration processes are key elements in handling big models effectively and ensuring data reliability.
realkinetic 0 implied HN points 23 Jul 18
  1. Google App Engine provides automated operations that manage scalability, fault-tolerance, and traffic splitting, freeing you to focus on your application and business logic.
  2. Designing applications on Google App Engine requires embracing statelessness, optimizing data models, and minimizing request latency to ensure efficient scaling and performance.
  3. Utilize App Engine's features like task queues and services, understand the limitations of Memcache, and plan for modular design to maximize the platform's capabilities and scalability.
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VuTrinh. 0 implied HN points 06 Feb 24
  1. Designing data systems requires resilience and scalability, which means they should handle growth and failures efficiently.
  2. Data modeling is more than just making diagrams; it's about understanding the entire system and how data flows within it.
  3. Using tools like DuckDB in the browser can open up new possibilities for data processing, making it more accessible and flexible.
VuTrinh. 0 implied HN points 06 Nov 23
  1. The Parquet file format is becoming popular for data storage because it is efficient and works well with big data tools. Understanding how to use it can help data engineers be more effective.
  2. Data engineering is evolving, and new trends like data mesh are changing how data platforms are built. Keeping up with these changes is important for anyone in the field.
  3. Starting a small data engineering project can be a great way to learn new skills. Even a quick project can teach you important techniques, like web scraping and using cloud storage.
DataSketch’s Substack 0 implied HN points 18 Mar 24
  1. Data modeling is like creating a map for organizing and finding data easily. It helps keep everything tidy and accessible.
  2. There are three types of data models: conceptual, logical, and physical, each serving different levels of detail in planning data structure.
  3. A practical example is organizing a library, where the models help define books, authors, and loans, ensuring everything links and works smoothly.