My career is just one circular open source argument over and over and over.
@mjasay
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Non-accountants mastering accounting skills in AI era
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ve mostly been surprised by the accounting masterclass from folks with (checks job histories) no accounting background.
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MongoDB Emerges as One-Stop Shop for AI Implementations
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🥰 @MongoDB has "become a one-stop shop for AI implementations," says @svpino. He's right. You should check out why 👇 https://t.co/D8eAVrvunV
— Matt Asay (@mjasay) 19 février 2025@MongoDB has "become a one-stop shop for AI implementations," says @svpino
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GenAI’s Data Crisis: Paywalls and Self-Inflicted Decline
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GenAI is eating its sources of data, driving the best data sources behind paywalls to survive; a downward spiral of self-inflicted harm.
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MongoDB Joins: Not Optimal for Related Data Management
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MongoDB has supported joins for a long, long time. It's also not the optimal way to handle related data. It's comforting for people used to managing their data wrong (but they're there if you want them).
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MongoDB 2025: ACID Compliance and Advanced Data Handling
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In 2015 MongoDB was the easiest database for developers to use. That's still true in 2025, but every other myth you may be clinging to is gone: it's ACID compliant, does joins (but offers superior ways to handle relational data), etc. Have a look.
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SEO for Coding Assistants: Nathan Peck’s Original Insights
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@nathankpeck I can't seem to find your original thoughts on "SEO" for coding assistants. I thought it was a brilliant insight but maybe you deleted the tweet? Have you blogged it/captured it elsewhere? I'd love to give you credit….
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Franck Pachot joins MongoDB bringing Postgres expertise
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I'm even *more* thrilled that @FranckPachot is joining @MongoDB
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Trust Emerges as Key Factor Beyond Foundational AI Models
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"In this early rush for gold in the AI market, we’ve become so fixated on the foundational models that we’ve forgotten that the real, biggest market has yet to emerge, and trust will be central to winning it." My weekly column for @InfoWorld