I’ve decided to move my blog to Substack. It’s just a nicer platform for writing and distributing content. Check it out here: joereis.substack.com This site will change soon, and I’m unsure what will happen to the old articles here. Stay tuned.
As you can see, there hasn’t been much going on here for over a year. This site will be moving to a new space very shortly. Stay tuned!
WTF is data engineering? Good question. Here’s a presentation I did this week for AI Startups SF, where I described what data engineering is, what data engineers do, myths, and the future of data engineering. Enjoy!
Here’s a fun podcast I did a few weeks ago with the Rudderstack team on their Data Stack Show. Enjoy! The Present and Future of Data Engineering
Choosing the right technology often comes down to cost – the time and money required Total cost of ownership (TCO) is as ancient as enterprise software itself. While TCO has been a mainstay for decades, there’s another cost that’s perhaps more onerous and far less discussed – total opportunity cost of ownership. As new technologies … [Read more…]
Here’s an interview I did with the MLOps Community a few weeks ago. Had a blast with this discussion, so enjoy.
I email my kids – their “future selves” – quite often. Since 2020 was such a clusterf*ck, I sent them a long email about Christmas. I also figured that other people – parents or not – may want to read my views on Christmas, so here they are. Christmas email to my kids, circa 2020 … [Read more…]
David “Gonzo” Gonzalez is an old friend, a fellow recovering/reformed data scientist, and one of the smartest people I know. Join us for this wide ranging and contrarian interview on the past, present, and future of ML and AI in the real world.
Here’s an interview I did with the Hustle The Day podcast. I get into my career with data, the things I’ve seen along the way, and all else in between. Enjoy.
“What is a recovering data scientist?” This question arrives in my LinkedIn messages at least once a week. It’s easy to see why, since my LinkedIn title says “recovering data scientist”. While “recovering data scientist” is admittedly a bit clickbaity, there’s also considerable truth to the moniker. The “recovering data scientist” schtick started several years … [Read more…]