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Moritz Uehling

CTO at Datawisp

Moritz Uehling is the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Datawisp, a company that provides an AI-powered analytics platform.15 As CTO, he is involved in the technical aspects of the company's product development and strategy.

Some key points about Moritz Uehling:

  1. He has been actively involved in exploring modern React development, including tools like Vite and Storybook.3

  2. Uehling has shared insights about hiring a prompt engineer for Datawisp's AI system.2

  3. He regularly posts updates and thoughts about technology and Datawisp's progress on LinkedIn.46

  4. Uehling is part of Datawisp's core leadership team, which includes Mo Hallaba (CEO), Dana Kawar (COO), Noah Bergbauer (CIO), and Cam Priest (Data Scientist).1

  5. He has been involved in Datawisp's development since at least 2024, as evidenced by his LinkedIn posts.6

Datawisp, under Uehling's technical leadership, aims to make data analytics accessible to non-technical users through a visual, no-code platform that leverages AI to answer data-related questions quickly and efficiently.15

Highlights

Jul 20 · linkedin

Yesterday's (and today's) global IT outage is often characterized as Microsoft/CrowdStrike outage.

However, it is hard to argue that Microsoft is at fault here. Any kernel-level code can cause a bluescreen, that is not unique to windows. It is just as easy to create a kernel panic in linux.

So why is it known as the Microsoft outage first? Well, it's the typical Microsoft Windows blue screen. It doesn't contain any logo or wordmark, but it is still recognizably Microsoft.

Error communication is hard, and while the blue screen is accurate, and in many cases listed the offending module (csagent.sys), it didn't communicate who was responsible in a way users understand.

An interesting idea I've toyed with in my head would be to force vendors to attach logos to their drivers, so you can more accurately convey which driver crashed your system.

It should be relatively trivial to attach a pointer to a bitmap to the name of the responsible driver. Perhaps that would encourage better and more rigorous testing.

Jun 3 · linkedin

#TechWeek is kinda cool. Usually the best part of conferences are the side events, and a "conference" consisting entirely of side events is actually neat. You get to talk to people, hang out, without hanging out in some conference hall all day. I think there should be more stuff like this.

It brings most of the value of a conference, but you're still able to work (and relax!) more than you can do after being in a crowded space all day.

Only disadvantage is that the events seem to be a little bit more spread out, but I'm sure that can be solved!

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