At Advancing Analytics, we have a question we like to ask new hires: Are you a plate or a bowl? In a chat with colleagues someone made an offhand comment about Morpheus from the Matrix offering a plate or bowl instead of the red or blue pill from the movie. This comment made me want to try and generate this image using AI and was also an interesting example of prompt refinement.
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If you keep up with the latest developments in the data space, you will probably know that Microsoft Fabric has now reached general availability. One of the trickiest things we’ve had to come to terms with is how concurrency works and how to run multiple notebooks at once without errors.
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If you keep up with the latest developments in the data space, you will probably know that Microsoft Fabric has now reached general availability. One of the trickiest things we’ve had to come to terms with is how concurrency works and how to run multiple notebooks at once without errors.
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Medallion Architecture is a system for logically organising data within a Data Lakehouse. A standard medallion architecture consists of 3 main layers, in order: Bronze, Silver and Gold. The increasing quality of precious metal in the names is no accident and represents an increasing level of structure and validation when moving through the layers.
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