mjasay

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by mjasay 2y ago
I know I'm biased on this, but it has always seemed obvious that vector search would be subsumed into other databases. At MongoDB we've made it easy to manage operational and vector data in the same place, simplifying data archite
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by mjasay 6y ago
Correct. The focus is on 100% correctness. As I wrote in the post: "Over its 35 years in existence, SQL Server has evolved to meet a wide array of use cases. When first made available on GitHub, Babelfish won’t be able to handle every
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by mjasay 6y ago
Totally fair to critique me as a marketer (though that's not really what I do. The only time I've had a true marketing title was when I ran marketing at MongoDB), but I don't think some of the other criticism sticks. We'
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by mjasay 6y ago
To be very clear, it's not Amazon's language to take. We are contributing (and I think you'll see us increase our contributions), but we are one of many contributors. And, I should add, the real contributors are the engineers
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by mjasay 6y ago
It's a good call out, and one that we're actively engaged with. Matthew has done fantastic work on Rusoto and we'd like to be helpful there. Stay tuned.
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by mjasay 6y ago
I run the open source strategy and marketing team at AWS. As I told Tim privately and publicly ( https://twitter.com/mjasay/status/1317084448119169024 ), I hadn't been aware of this but am talking with the rele
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by mjasay 14y ago
It's not until April, but the best event on this topic has traditionally been the Open Business Conference (OSBC - formerly "Open Source Business Conference"). I'm biased, as I founded the event, but I founded it precisely because of the d