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Louis_Frolio
by • Databricks Employee
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What's Your Biggest AI Pet Peeve?

Hey Team, in my last post I asked how much AI has actually changed your day to day, and the responses were fantastic. But let's talk about the other side for a minute. I'll go first — I've started second-guessing almost everything I see on social med...

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Clara1Whitmore
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One common AI pet peeve is when responses sound confident but miss the actual question, so improving accuracy, transparency, and context awareness would make AI tools more useful. Treating nail infections early stops paronychia from reaching the toe ...

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ShamenParis
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The Databricks Serverless Conversion Playbook

The shift from classic compute to Serverless in Databricks is a game-changer, but the migration process requires a solid strategy. After diving deep into serverless conversions recently, I’ve put together a guided playbook.Here are my top 5 takeaways...

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MouR
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Palantir Foundry + Databricks: Move the Data or Just Read It?

Sometimes the cheapest migration is no migration at all.An organization has already invested in Palantir Foundry, with established pipelines, validated data, Ontology models and operational applications. Another team wants to use the same data in Dat...

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AzureDatabricks Palantir Federation Accenture Avanade AWSDatabricks Migration
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SumeshKashyap
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Built a live Helsinki tram tracker on Databricks with Lakeflow, Lakebase, Genie and Apps

Hi everyone! I built a near-real-time app that follows every tram and metro train in Helsinki using only Databricks: no Kafka, no extra servers, and the whole thing deploys from one repository.What the app doesA live map of every tram and metro train...

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Akanksha0206
New Contributor II
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Thanks for sharing this insightful app

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NerdyNawab
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ADF vs Databricks Workflows — When to Use Which

A practical guide from 12 years of building Azure data platforms.If you've spent any time working on Azure data platforms, you've probably hit this question at some point — should I build this in Azure Data Factory or just do it in Databricks?I've be...

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Sayam_Patel
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Great article clarifying the difference between ADF and Databricks Workflows!I have a design question for an architecture similar to your hybrid pattern: We use ADF to ingest raw data into the Bronze layer, while Databricks handles the downstream Bro...

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ShenXu
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Beyond Chat History: Designing Portable Memory and Decision Boundaries for Enterprise AI Agents

Persistent Memory Is Only the BeginningAs AI agents move from isolated conversations toward persistent workflows, memory is becoming part of enterprise AI infrastructure.An agent that remembers previous interactions can reduce repetitive instructions...

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gnakan
Databricks MVP
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@ShenXu : I found this really interesting so did a bit of experimentation. My lab notes and a test notebook are available at https://medium.com/lab-notes/unity-catalog-functions-kept-ai-agents-from-acting-on-stale-memory-7d63e15f992b

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Phani_sannala
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Insurers Don’t Need Faster APIs. They Need Fewer Calls: Geospatial Scoring with H3 and Spatial SQL

Insurance · Reinsurance · Banking · Telecom · Retail · Agriculture — Per-Object API Calls to Per-Cell Scoring with H3 and Native Spatial SQLBy @Phani_sannala, in collaboration with @sridharplvYour lakehouse already holds the geometry. Why are you shi...

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Phani_sannala
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Insurers score millions of locations through an API. The API isn't slow, the unit of work is wrong.

 Insurance · Reinsurance · Banking · Telecom · Retail · Agriculture — Per-Object API Calls to Per-Cell Scoring with H3 and Native Spatial SQL By @Phani_sannala, in collaboration with @sridharplvYour lakehouse already holds the geometry. Why are you s...

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Valeria_Koz_DBX
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How to set budgets and alerts on SQL warehouses so self-service never surprises Finance

The quickest way to lose a self-service analytics programme is a bill nobody saw coming. In my last post I covered chargeback: working out, after the fact, which team spent what. That answers "whose cost is this?" It doesn't answer the question Finan...

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