Data modeling choices are unclear and hard to change
Data engineering2 posts from 2 people2d active+11 post in the last 7 days, 0 the 7 days before (steady)Unverified
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| Does AI struggle at data modeling?In my experience, it doesn't matter how much context and guidance I give AI it simply can't model data rationally. It frequently misses the point, makes awful mistakes, or over-engineers things.. AI can build awesome ETL pipelines, but when it comes to dealing with SQL...r/dataengineeringu/scourgedtruth | r/dataengineeringu/scourgedtruth | Sep 232 days ago |
| Is certification an analytics function?...their processes.. Im curious what the standard is out there? To me this feels like a bottleneck for a growing business..r/dataengineeringu/tamerlein3 | r/dataengineeringu/tamerlein3 | Sep 92 weeks ago |
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2 posts from 2 people in 1 place, about 1 a week over 15 days. Mostly on r/dataengineering. Tools named alongside: dbt.
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Posts that state a pain and match the "data-modeling" rule. First post Sep 9, 2026, latest Sep 23, 2026. Unverified: fewer than 3 posts, or one person or place only. Method
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- 2026-09-25 Added: Data modeling choices are unclear and hard to change (2 posts)