SQL, every mention

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▶ 2:18 Praveen Murugesan So mostly what they are savvy with is, like, SQL, and they would actually not even prefer to write SQL. 2 times in the scene

▶ 2:42 Jake Flomenberg Um, it was a lot simpler back in the day when everyone agreed, everyone just speak this ANSI SQL thing, and you can do great stuff on top, now we have 80 different ways to communicate, so it's gotten a lot harder in some sense, but the…

▶ 5:57 Nitay Joffe And the only way to effectively do that today is through essentially SQL. 4 times in the scene
▶ 9:06 Nitay Joffe Um, and, and as we said before, they don't have any, the right interface that require you to dive into SQL and so on.
▶ 16:43 Nitay Joffe No SQL, no MapReduce, none of that kind of stuff.
▶ 17:34 Nitay Joffe If you're at all interested in building databases with a purpose, or building beautiful product that allows you to query something like an innovative database without any SQL know-how, come talk to me.

▶ 4:21 Prakash Nanduri And of course we're moving from SQL to NoSQL and we're going to all these amazing technologies that are enabling technologies around going into dealing with more volume, variety, and velocities of data.

▶ 20:21 Florian Douetteau Um, because the, the, many companies have the vision of having, like, data, data analysts, largely speaking, moving from a SQL, and possibly SAS world, to a kind of Hadoop-ish, Spark-ish world, on the long term.

▶ 7:25 Javier de la Torre So all this, you know, is just really going around the question about location, and that is, you know, a few examples of the type of, you know, like queries, you know, like we, we basically extend SQL with some geospatial functions,

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