Data Warehousing Deep Dive

In this Deep Dive, Frank and Andy delve into the world of Data Warehousing, what is it and do they know things? Let's find out!

Frank also shares that he has a new role at Microsoft.

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Hello and welcome to data driven,

the podcast where we explore the emerging field of data

science.

We bring the best minds in data,

software, engineering, machine learning and artificial intelligence.

Now hear your hosts Frank Lavigna and Andy Leonard.

Hello and welcome back to data driven.

The podcast where we explore the emerging fields of data

science machine learning an artificial intelligence.

If you like to think of data as the new

oil then you could consider us like Car Talk.

However, we can't go on a road trip because of

the Corona virus lock down.

So it's just Andy and I kind of stuck at

home respectively.

And thanks to the Magic of Technology we can be

on the show at the same time.

And, uh, how's it going?

Andy? It's going

well, Frank, how are you doing?

Good, good, uh, you'll

probably hear my kids in the background.

We

will, and you know what Frank,

I think it's fine. You know I'm going to.

I understand why you said the word stuck with you

and I work remotely an awful lot.

We usually record like this.

There's there's less in the background.

It's your place most of the time,

but you have couple of young boys there and you

need to be in the room with them when mom

who's also working from home is you know is doing

some of her work so kudos to you to both

of you for finding a way to manage this.

Everybody's going through these sorts of things and I'm sure

that none of our listeners will mine here in your

sons play in

the background or hopefully won't start fighting so that's Well,

I asked, I asked if they do I think a

lot of folks

can relate though. Yeah, oh absolutely,

absolutely

so. We're recording us on April 16th.

We Speaking of kids, we had your son on which

if the order of recording goes the way I planted

in my head.

That would have been released last week.

And Uh, which I thought was a pretty good,

uh, discussion on. How stem is taught?

How stemmers perceived by quota quote policymakers?

And how the actuality of it is?

And some of the interesting stuff your son is doing

with Raspberry Pi and stuff like that.

Yeah,

I was a I was first I was very proud

of him.

You know the work that he's doing and he's he's

had his his hands in machine learning for really a

couple of three years.

Now I want to say he was 14 and I

came into his room.

You know just checking on say something or something I

saw.

A Mario Brothers playing in the background.

Like what do you think you know he was?

He he had done his school work?

He was home schooled at the time he done his

school work.

So you know what he wants.

But um, later talking to him about it,

he said he actually came and got me and he

said,

OK, dad, it took, you know with I think it

was like 6.

You know neural nodes. Here he was able to,

Mario was able to figure this out and something like

4 hours or something you know later he said I

wonder what it would be if I added a note.

I wonder what that would do to it and I'm

kind of sitting there with my mouth hanging open.

Going show dad more about that nice,

but he's been doing it for awhile.

I know your kids are interested in the same thing.

They're younger Stevie 17 now and you know.

and I know that your sons are coming up in

this.

In this age as well,

they are mentioned Mark Tapatio...