diff --git a/transcripts/491-duckdb-and-python-ducks-and-snakes-living-together.txt b/transcripts/491-duckdb-and-python-ducks-and-snakes-living-together.txt index ef3fae0c..e5ddf2ca 100644 --- a/transcripts/491-duckdb-and-python-ducks-and-snakes-living-together.txt +++ b/transcripts/491-duckdb-and-python-ducks-and-snakes-living-together.txt @@ -792,7 +792,7 @@ 00:21:04 Oh, wow. -00:21:04 There's a community extension to read BigQuery. +00:21:04 There's a community extension to read Big Query. 00:21:06 So it's really a universal Swiss Army knife in a lot of ways to read from those operational data stores, but to do those analytical tasks. @@ -1010,7 +1010,7 @@ 00:27:42 So one key note, if folks really know a lot about SQLite, one of the defining characteristics of it is that it is very much non-typed as much as possible. -00:27:50 VectDB is very much more traditional in that it does have typing. +00:27:50 Vector DB is very much more traditional in that it does have typing. 00:27:55 It does take full advantage of having nice numeric data types, date times that are true date times, not strings. @@ -1046,9 +1046,9 @@ 00:28:46 It's worse than that. -00:28:49 But DuckTB is okay and ready to handle it and making it easy. +00:28:49 But DuckDB is okay and ready to handle it and making it easy. -00:28:54 Because it really aligns with the DuckTB ethos, which is a database shouldn't be extra work. +00:28:54 Because it really aligns with the DuckDB ethos, which is a database shouldn't be extra work. 00:28:58 It should be saving you work. @@ -1528,7 +1528,7 @@ 00:41:08 So AWS, Google, Azure, you can read individual files or actually it'll understand hierarchies of files. -00:41:15 So if you have like a top level folder for a year and a folder for month and day, if you filter for I only want three days worth of data, DuckTB will only read three files. +00:41:15 So if you have like a top level folder for a year and a folder for month and day, if you filter for I only want three days worth of data, DuckDB will only read three files. 00:41:24 So it's pretty slick. @@ -1774,7 +1774,7 @@ 00:48:57 All right. -00:48:57 You gotta have fun with it. +00:48:57 You got to have fun with it. 00:48:59 Right. @@ -1820,7 +1820,7 @@ 00:49:38 And the reason for that is you no longer need 50 servers to answer your questions. -00:49:43 It turns out laptops are pretty daggone fast now. +00:49:43 It turns out laptops are pretty Dagon fast now. 00:49:45 Yeah. @@ -2332,5 +2332,4 @@ 01:01:39 Now get out there and write some Python code. -01:01:41 You You you you Thank you. - +01:01:41 You Thank you.