Awesome explanation!

With such a video it would be fair to mention that people call it sequel, because at first it was structured english query language

How can the people living in Australia New Zealand join online coaching. Its a different time zone. Would you be arranging coaching session for east coast people?

Wouldn't you need to remove the idioms and slangs BEFORE you translate?

Please, no! If they need the data in the Excel, so they need direct access to the data. It could be done with simple features like in meta base. If they need production reports, it shouldn't be coded in Excel. Its terrible to maintain and collaborate.

Does Apache Cassandra fall under the umbrella of the use case you specified, using CQL which is very similar to SQL? What do you think about Cassandra as a NoSQL database for data engineers? And if there are other open source No-SQL DBs, please talk about them in your next videos/posts. Thank you! 😊

A video that demonstrates the issue with the autopilot would be much appreciated! Thank you for the honest review.

I test drove this car and experienced phantom braking on two occasions. Also found the cruise control button too hard to press. The tailgate does not open high enough and the access is limited. Really a shame that this car is not a hatchback, but I guess it would require major changes to the body structure. The mirrors are pretty small and the driving position is low which makes it harder to get into the car. Turning radios is not the best, but the car is nice to drive. Especially the one pedal driving is great. There is no speed sign registration which is quite surprising as even my cheap old Peugeot has that.

but we can use end to end pipeline to move data from NoSQL to Relational Databases right? so we can perform SQL Queries?

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After watching half of this video, the way to use LaTex gives me flashbacks to WordPerfect for DOS when thinking of user friendlyness. That was the time before windows, so you had to push F7(?) to get a preview. Making Table of contents automagically, managing citations and sources...word does this. I must be missing something. When i got my Certificate of Apprenticeship, I used Word to write my exam. Lightyears away from a diploma thesis or something like that :D But I felt using word to write it felt like a breeze. I saw in real time what it would look like, and that is a good thing.

I wonder if he’s tried FSD in recent weeks. It’s insanely good.

I would never buy another Tesla. Owners are beta testing incomplete software which is changed whether or not you like it. Also Musk is a liability.

What are some universities that are offering master's degrees in data engineering?

SEQUEL stuck, historically.

it's funny because people make fun of the "squeel" pronunciation but it makes more phonetic sense than "sequel"

Enough people say "Sequel" for this to be a lost battle. :-)

FSD works great in USA. Maybe it's all about the amount of data collected by Teslas in Europe.

Thanks

Will AI replace data engineering like spark pandas

Nice explanation, but has *nothing* to do with GenAI. This is a normal REST and WebUI pattern used for decades. But thanks anyway!

one example that is really hyped right now is AI/Generative AI. Everybody`s talking about it yet only few can understand where to implement it. In business not all the problems can be solved by AI and AI can not solved every business problems

Tesla has been promising to fix those things for years and if anything, they have only gotten worse. My 2021 has the same issues. Phantom braking sucks since my radar was deactivated.

I would strongly suggest not learning but UNDERSTANDING Hadoop and how it works, ... A lot of modern data lakes are built on top of Hadoop's HDFS or at least inherits the same concepts ... You'll also get yourself familiar with the concepts of distributed storage and compute which are the foundations of the modern cloud techs...

I totally agree with your points. Mines a 2022 model 3 and my biggest 3 or 4 beefs in order are: The wipers. They auto turn on even when it's not raining, often. It's embarrassing, then in light rain they run at full speed when they only need intermittent wipes. Next is the autopilot/cruise control with the unnecessary phantom braking. Next is the USB media player. It doesn't remember the where it was last playing. The random track playing isn't really random. I wish it was more like Winamp or something with visualizations and larger album art. I also hate how the seat beat runs across my neck (yes I'm short but the slide belt adjustment only moves like 30mm). There's a few more annoyances but those are the main ones for me.

Another excellent video as always, sir! I love these breakdowns. One question for you: What benefits are derived from using ECS and ECR components within a data platform architecture?

Thank you Andreas for the great content!

Thank you, sir! Your insight and commentary on these videos are exquisite. Please keep it up!

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Thank you, sir! These videos are a tremendous boon with your commentary

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too slow... boring

Totally agree to the letdowns. The wipers are fixed in the meantime, I hope they fix the Autopilot soon too.

does anyone know what course Seattle Data Guy refers to when talking about learning marketing and sales oriented to data engineer freelancing? I've only found a couple of videos and article but no course.

Don't these task will easily get automated as many companies are doing a lot of work in achieving that.

Our AutoPilot and Full Self Driving works perfectly. Not sure what's wrong with your car or roads, etc....

Can you please return to making these architectural react videos? These are extremely beneficial and informative. Continue the good work!

I have the same vehicle and the wipers are fine

Turn off your auto stop in the settings and it won't emergency brake - problem solved. However, I would not recommend that. You can turn off all of the auto safety features in the settings. But I wouldn't do that if I were you. I was on a busy road and traffic ahead of me slowed down. I started to change lanes and the car literally stopped me. Just as I stopped moving into the next lane a car that was speeding screamed by me. The driver was going so fast that he was not in my line of sight when I checked to see if the lane was clear. Had I moved partially into the adjacent lane he would have hit me and I probably would have been cited because it would be difficult to prove he was speeding. The safety features of the car literally saved me from a serious accident. This guy was going so fast, it was impossible to see him coming up on my position, but the car saw it and stopped me from changing lanes. I suggest that you use the auto cruise and if it slows down, just take over for a minute and switch it back on after you pass the obstruction. This is a quick and easy fix. Most of the time, when the car slows down, I WANT to shut the cruise control off and take over. I hop this helps you. The windshield wipers on my 2022 Model 3 work pretty damn well in auto mode. Tesla may need to adjust yours. Once in a while, it takes the car a couple of minutes to realize it is sprinkling, however, that rarely happens. Most of the time the car senses almost when the first drop hits the windshield and the wipers start running. As the rain gets heavier, the wipers adjust their speed accordingly automatically. I never use any other mode but auto mode with the wipers. The cruise control is one of the most advanced in the world - maybe, the most advanced in the world. If you have auto-stop, lane change assistance and other safeguards turned on in your car, then the car is going to be overly cautious. Every car I have driven with these driver assist features has been over-cautious. The AI of the car is not yet in a place where it can think like a human being. If you have FSD, Tesla has already addressed this, and you can choose a mode where the car is not overly cautious. But that will take a while to work its way down to regular cruise control and Autosteer. Just today, as I was driving home, as I approached an intersection, a car made a left turn about 400 feet ahead of me. My Model 3 saw the car making a left turn and slowed way down, even though the left-turn car went through the intersection in a couple of seconds. My car didn't need to slow down. So, my car overreacted because it saw a POTENTIAL accident. I simply hit the brake and took over, no big deal. But think about this, what if the car making the left turn had to stop in the intersection for some reason - say there was a pedestrian who had walked out in front of the car? Then, my car would have made the correct decision in slowing down dramatically. I would much rather that the car be too cautious when cruise control and Autosteer are on than miss potential accidents and cause me to have an accident.

Lovely Episode! thank you guys!

Never use auto pilot. Never use cruise control.

Thanks for sharing.

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What if you're a new graduate with a CS degree?

Weird I have no issues with autopilot. Maybe you should schedule a service. Maybe theres something wrong with your camera? Mine addapts fine to signs.

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Do you have rough estimates on how much a single pipeline costs to run on AWS, say?

Thanks much for this insight. We hardly find data engineering videos in the KZbin space. Appreciated!

I've only had mine for a week but I can already say that I completely agree with you. Autopilot is useless and I'm only using cruise control on the highway when there's no traffric or in slow moving queue. Apart from those use cases it's also more a source of frustration than anything else. But I love how it drives (with me driving), how it looks inside and out, how good the sound system is and how efficient it is.