SQL, every mention

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▶ 47:13 Steven Sinofsky Like nobody wants to, to just be put in a corner and said, your job is to just store the, this SQL format for expense reports and do nothing more.

▶ 28:06 Steven Sinofsky But, of all the points that Martine made about, about, um, about the, the LLM stochastic model, which is, you're not gonna be able to figure out, it's not like a record in a SQL table that you could just apply ACLs to.

▶ 1:16 Alex Rampell The airlines had been around for a long time, and then it put them in a, in an early SQL database.

▶ 1:14:02 Kevin Rose We don't need to teach people SQL or, or no one needs to learn these things in school.

▶ 5:39 Burkay Gur And we got a lot of inspiration from Snowflake's success with SQL.

▶ 39:24 Guido Appenzeller For, say, a database of a sickle, right, in the early database of the, the transaction databases, where how does the database under the sickle query work? 2 times in the scene

▶ 8:26 Barry McArdle And it wrote me a SQL query that did that, or you can say refactor this Python code to be a function and it will do that for you.
▶ 22:42 Barry McArdle We, again, we have thousands of people already writing SQL and writing Python and doing data work and hex every day.
▶ 27:39 Barry McArdle One is we do have a pretty great data advantage, you know, already having hundreds of customers, thousands of users writing millions of lines worth of SQL and Python.

▶ 13:55 Frank Chen You think of a question, some team later, six weeks later, turns that into a very complicated SQL query.

▶ 18:10 John Collison And so now we give them a full SQL console across all of the data they have in Stripe that's often faster than their own data warehouse or, you know, ETL pipelines, because we can keep it up, you know, we are building a data warehouse for…

▶ 4:24 Marc Andreessen I, I don't think the people who invented, you know, the IBM researchers who invented SQL in the 19 seventies, I don't think they had any idea of SQL injection. 2 times in the scene

▶ 0:52 Chris Ré Sort of traditional SQL style databases out of these text tables and figures.

▶ 2:50 Chris Granger Um, we sort of ran with whatever the industry had at the time, uh, and so the result, of course, is that, you know, every mainstream language kind of is just some form of object-oriented programming, and every database eventually starts to…

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