Welcome to the first episode of the High Impact series!
The High Impact series is inspired by a blog post “Most Influential Database Papers" by Ryan Marcus and today we talk to Ryan! Tune in to hear about Ryan's story so far. We chat about his current work before moving on to discuss his most impactful work. We also dig into what motivates him and how he handles setbacks, as well as getting his take on the current trends.
The podcast is proudly sponsored by Pometry the developers behind Raphtory, the open source temporal graph analytics engine for Python and Rust.
Links:
- Most influential database papers
- Ryan's website
- Ryan's twitter/X
- Bao: Making Learned Query Optimization Practical
- Neo: A Learned Query Optimizer
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