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             dashboards to active participants in data-driven problem solving. Just as the smartphone era democratized
             access to computing, the GenAl era - powered by Malloy - has the potential to democratize access to deep
             analytics. </p>
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               href="https://duckdb.org/2024/03/01/sql-gymnastics.html">DuckDB’s Macros</a>), or some other language or
             framework offers this capability and becomes mainstream. But I firmly believe that until this happens, the
             discipline of Data Engineering will not meaningfully advance. </p>
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             answer. </p>
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           <p><em>Discuss this post on <a href="https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36177068">Hacker News</a></em></p>
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               href="https://malloydata.github.io/documentation/index.html">documentation</a>. We also have a <a
               href="https://join.slack.com/t/malloy-community/shared_invite/zt-1t32mufpy-THwP1o1ADJVkd3o2L2zaZw">community
               Slack channel</a>, where you are welcome to post any questions or feedback! </p>
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             Malloy than ever, but acutely aware that there is still much to be tested. Will Malloy ever truly replace
             SQL as the lingua franca of the analytics world? If it does, it will take a long time to get there, but it’s
             a future I’d like to live in. </p>
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             oftentimes result in something that is syntactically valid, but semantically meaningless. I believe this is
             a major deficiency of the tools we use. The "obvious" way should be the correct way, and anything less is a
             serious design flaw.</p>
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               href="https://malloydata.github.io/malloy/documentation/examples/ecommerce.html">examples on the Malloy
               documentation site</a>, or playing with the <a href="http://malloy.lloydtabb.com/"> Composer application
             </a>, a web app built on top of Malloy. </p>
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             products, namely BigQuery and Snowflake, mean that for Malloy to really succeed, there are relatively few
             database targets that it must support. It’s still very early days for the project, and who knows where it
             will go from here, but this is one that I’ll be keeping a very close eye on. </p>
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             languages that have learned the lessons of the past. Furthermore, I think the time is now better than ever
             for such a language to succeed. My reasons for believing so are beyond the scope of this essay, perhaps a
             good topic for the next one.</p>
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           <p> I'm only a few weeks into my new role as a sales engineer at Snowflake, and so far it has not
             disappointed. The energy around what we're building, both in terms of the product and the business is
             absolutely incredible. Funemployment is finally over, but now the real fun begins! </p>
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           <p> I rolled into the finish at Crissy Field just before 4 PM, greeted by a small crew of volunteers holding
             down the fort on a windy day at the shore. Too tired to socialize much, I grabbed a quick bite to eat,
             remounted my bike, and rode the final few miles back to my apartment. </p>
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