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1. [Rayfin App] DataOps Dashboard for Delta Lake Ingestion, Anomaly Detection on Delta Lake and dbt

   Microsoft Fabric Rayfin Apps are pretty amazing, check this out: Microsoft SQL Telemetry & Intelligence team - my team - has a couple thousand Delta Lake tables spanning a few petabytes, and about...

   Top reply (4 points): Literally thought last week about creating a rayfin app for this. If there's interest, I'll make a blog with an OSS version of the Semantic Model + Rayfin...

   r/MicrosoftFabric60 points9 comments2 d ago
2. Transitioning from backend SWE to compiler engineering. Any advice on projects and hiring?

   Hey everyone, I know this sub gets questions like this quite often, but there are a few specific things I've been struggling to find answers to. I've been working towards a career in compiler...

   r/Compilers32 points0 comments1 d ago
3. DuckDB vs Spark for larger ETL workloads, when is moving to distributed processing actually worth it?

   For background, I'm trying to understand where DuckDB starts becoming less practical for larger data processing workloads, so feel free to point out any incorrect assumptions here. DuckDB seems...

   Top reply (2 points): If you are in Databrick does it make sense use other Spark?

   r/DuckDB19 points12 comments2 d ago
4. Why is it that I get yelled at for not doing my push fast enough but when a TM is on the clock doing nothing they don’t get yelled at

   If I’m taking a bit longer than what is expected of my vehicle I get yelled at but when others are on the clock doing absolutely nothing they don’t get yelled at. Before you ask they aren’t on a...

   Top reply (1 points): I’m probably wrong half the time with this, but it could be that they have connections with the leaders outside of work like a family friend or neighbor or...

   r/Target18 points6 comments2 d ago
5. How Screwed am I? 8 years of experience, 3 year gap.

   Long story short I went through a divorce, had a scary health issue and generally was just burned out. I sold everything and travelled for 3 years. Now that I am back it seems the Datbase...

   Top reply (3 points): Data engineering is extremely searched after, your story is also fine. Went to travel, also three years is a long time. I would lower my salary expectations...

   r/SQL17 points8 comments21 h ago
6. Developer Software Intern (Automatizari & Aplicatii Business)

   Acum cateva luni am postat pe Reddit un anunt similar de recrutare, iar rezultatul a fost unul multumitor, asa ca le-am recomandat si partenerilor cu nevoi similare sa incerce. De aceea revin cu...

   Top reply (16 points): Finally la ce pot sa aplic si eu

   r/programare12 points8 comments19 h ago
7. I tested 4 local LLMs vs GPT-6 Luna on 250 SQL and data-pipeline tasks. Qwen 3.8 27B nearly matched it

   I wanted to run an experiment to see how far you can push small to medium-sized local models, specifically for analytical and data engineering tasks. The idea was to see if you could have a local...

   r/LocalLLM9 points1 comment1 d ago
8. Career switch from IT support to a development role – what are the realistic options?

   I've been curious about career growth for people who start their IT careers in technical support or application support roles. Let's say someone has around 2–4 years of experience in a support...

   Top reply (1 points): Namaste! Thanks for submitting to r/developersIndia. While participating in this thread, please follow the Community Code of Conduct and rules. It's...

   r/developersIndia5 points4 comments1 d ago
9. Fabric Warehouse 2.0 import failure

   We recently applied the Fabric Warehouse system update. We have medallion architecture (lh, lh, wh). The issue now is that we cannot do the update from git now - because the data isn't yet in...

   Top reply (1 points): There is no way to allow import with missing references (at least known to me). There is however a way now to make this work, which is Deployment plan. Here...

   r/MicrosoftFabric4 points2 comments2 d ago
10. Looking for Remote Freelance/Contract Work – Data Engineer | 5+ Years Experience | Databricks, PySpark, Python, SQL, Power BI

    Hello I am currently working as a Data Engineer at an MNC and exploring additional remote freelance or contract opportunities alongside my full-time job. I have over 5 years of experience across...

    r/dataengineeringjobs4 points1 comment20 h ago