Years ago, I wrote an article about the "trap and cap" programming technique. The idea is that programmers should "trap" inputs to functions (like SQRT, LOG, and QUANTILE functions) to avoid domain errors. In addition, when visualizing a function's range, you should "cap" the output to improve graphs of functions
Think of your data platform like an international airport. If every airline used different jetways. Each gate enforced its own security rules. And baggage systems couldn’t talk to each other. Nothing would scale. Planes would idle. Costs would spike. Delays would be constant. That’s effectively how many enterprise data estates
Last year was a big one for AI – especially regarding agents, large language models (LLMs) and digital twins. With every new advancement that changed our lives for the better came something equally complicating (trust and governance, for example), but I firmly believe AI is steering us in the right
