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This post might win "clickbait title of the year", but the content is nevertheless very well written and helpful for people that need a data lakehouse.

tobilg · 1d ago

Literally the first dozen search results if you google for "lakehouse" are about data lakehouses: https://www.google.com/search?q=lakehouse

This is a well-known term for everyone working with larger datasets...

xnx · 1d ago

> Literally the first dozen search results if you google for "lakehouse" are about data lakehouses:

Your results sound personalized. Data lakehouses are much smaller part of incognito results.

theGeatZhopa · 1d ago

My heart explode, my brain pulsate - after the title read, no hesitate - I must admit, I clicked on it, being full of Hope to find a fit.

But no, I was surprised, the title got me compromised.

cranberryturkey · 1d ago

Thought finally a house I can afford.

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