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Algorithms: Design and Analysis (Stanford)
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Cryptography (Stanford)
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Functional Programming Principles in Scala (École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne)
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Introduction to Philosophy (University of Edinburgh)
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Learning How to Learn (UC San Diego)
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Viktor Kessler
Most teams don’t fail at Iceberg because of the tech — they fail because of everything around it. You can have the best format, fastest engine, and cleanest tables… and still sink your Lakehouse if your tactics and strategy don’t align. On October 16, Yingjun Wu and I will talk about why Iceberg adoption can be tricky — and how not to mess it up. Expect real stories, tactical advice, and maybe one or two jokes about data teams turning schema evolution into a full-time job. 🧊 This isn’t just about config files — it’s about mindset, ownership, and the reality of running open data infra in production. 🎟️ Save your seat: https://luma.com/fga9usb8 #Lakehouse #Iceberg Apache Iceberg #DataEngineering Vakamo RisingWave
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