The stack that Samantha works with is fascinating! Getting to see the thought that goes into work at that scale is really a treat, and she presents it so well!
Overall was presented well, and you clearly have some awesome experience with this. However, I felt like I didn't get much out of this talk. I think it focused too much on personal experience. Talking about personal experience is great, but I think this talk needed more content on how we can use this information and why it could be useful outside of your specific experiences.
This talk had an excellent balance of real-world needs and the process of breaking down the problem into solvable chunks. I have recommended others in my company watch the recorded version of this talk on YouTube.
Very well presented, kept me engaged entire presentation. It also was very applicable to my own work so that helped! I liked the simple slides and how Samantha stepped through a real thing she did. And, if you don't mind, I'm going to adopt your trains/terminals analogy..
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I loved getting to see the nuts and bolts of dealing with data at that scale.
The stack that Samantha works with is fascinating! Getting to see the thought that goes into work at that scale is really a treat, and she presents it so well!
Great strategic overview of a complicated problem - I appreciated the time taken to run through failed iterations on the way to the current solution.
Enjoyed hearing about real projects. Great presentation!
Overall was presented well, and you clearly have some awesome experience with this. However, I felt like I didn't get much out of this talk. I think it focused too much on personal experience. Talking about personal experience is great, but I think this talk needed more content on how we can use this information and why it could be useful outside of your specific experiences.
This talk had an excellent balance of real-world needs and the process of breaking down the problem into solvable chunks. I have recommended others in my company watch the recorded version of this talk on YouTube.
Very well presented, kept me engaged entire presentation. It also was very applicable to my own work so that helped! I liked the simple slides and how Samantha stepped through a real thing she did. And, if you don't mind, I'm going to adopt your trains/terminals analogy..