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Claire Giordano

The perks of sharing your Citus open source stories

Written byBy Claire Giordano | December 27, 2018Dec 27, 2018

Most of us who work with open source like working with open source. You get to build on what’s already been built, and you get to focus on inventing new solutions to new problems instead of reinventing the wheel on each project. Plus you get to share your work publicly (which can improve the state of the art in the industry) and you get feedback from developers outside your company. Hiring managers give it a +1 too, since sharing your code will sometimes trigger outside interest in what you’re doing and can be a big boon for recruiting. After all “smart people like to hang out with smart people”.

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Will Leinweber

\watch ing Star Wars in Postgres

Written byBy Will Leinweber | December 14, 2018Dec 14, 2018

I recently had the honor of speaking at the last Keep Ruby Weird. A good part of the talk dealt with Postgres and since Citus Data is not only a database company but also a Postgres company, I figured sharing those parts on the Citus Data blog would be a good idea. If you'd like to see it in talk form, or you'd also like to know how to watch movies rendered as emojis in your terminal, I encourge you to watch the talk.

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