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All right, so in this particular episode,

we are going back to I think what is probably our favorite book,

collectively speaking, which is designing data intensive applications, and this time we're talking about partitioning.

Now, we have a sit-in for Jay-Z today that's...

How you doing? Yeah yeah have a special guess Joe's had a bit of a toothache so if you've ever

had one you know how those can kind of tear you down.

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