#159: Is Digital Advertising a Bubble Ready to Burst? with Tim Hwang

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#301: It Turns Out Analysts Are Natural AI Crafters

There's a certain type of person who first encounters Excel and, instead of running in terror, leans in and grins. Rob Collie has spent his career-from the Excel team at Microsoft to helping birth Power BI to now running P3 Adaptive—building things for exactly those people. He ca ...  Show more

#300: Are Semantic Layers Really Necessary?

If you've ever poured months into building a semantic layer only to watch it become shelfware the moment the business pivoted, Jacob Matson has some thoughts. And a metaphor. Your data is a jungle—and a semantic layer is a highway. Great if you need to get somewhere fast and reli ...  Show more

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