Congrats on the acquisition! Any lessons learned you want to share? Sounds like the app went viral, what would the path look like if it did not?

20 System Table queries to understand Databricks usage across the organization

SEO, reputation building, and a dedicated place to share your news. You could always use medium/other platforms, but then they get the SEO boost and added search mojo, rather than the startup's site

A free resource for data engineers using Databricks. +20 queries to help you better understand how the org uses the data platform and what areas are prime for optimization.

This blog post goes more into why each query is useful: https://synccomputing.com/databricks-health-sql-toolkit/

The contrast between true black and white or even light gray font is just too harsh on most readers' eyes.

Use free stock video to create your own videos / leverage AI to create full video clips

Looks interesting, but I'm not sure I understand how it is different from Raycast

Raycast is closed source and for mac. This is open source and for windows.

Hi! It's Exactly like that. Also i don't think this is similar with Raycast. It maybe has similarity in term of shortcut and multiple files opener but i don't think Reycast can handle AutoHotkey task such as auto clicker and screen clicker. Also, KeyTik can assign key on specific device using PID & VID or handle, so i think this is also the difference. I am not very familiar wit Reycast so i can be wrong and it looks like Reycast also want to launch on windows.

Main learning is to transition form 0-1 manual, rapid iteration to one to many, repeatable processes.

When you are still figuring our your product market fit and gtm motion, you can go deep on experimentation, knowing that you aren't being the most efficient. Your challenge is to solve a problem, not operationalize it. But when you start scaling inefficiencies cost dearly.

New benchmark study! We ran the TPC-DI benchmark across 3 popular Databricks compute platforms to find out what's cheapest and fastest!

Findings include: DBSQL was consistently 2x cheaper than jobs serverless Optimized classic was up to 5x cheaper than jobs serverless Optimized classic was up to 2.5x cheaper than DBSQL serverless

Identify 2-3 core questions you’re looking to get answers for and rephrase them a couple times. You’d be surprised how many times the answer changes based on how you ask the question