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Speakers

Renee Huinker

Employers on the program

  1. 2019Cherre1 talk
Events7
Conferences5
Talks8
Years active2019–2022
Miles between events18,2497 in-person events · 5 countries

Appearances by year

201920202021202220232024202520262027
  • PGConf NYC (Postgres Summit US from 2026)
  • PostgreSQL Conference Europe (PGConf.EU)
  • Nordic PGDay
  • pgDay Paris
  • PostgresOpen

Talks

DateEventConferenceRoleTitleLinks
Oct 25, 2022PGConf.EU 2022 (12th PostgreSQL Conference Europe)PostgreSQL Conference Europe (PGConf.EU)speakerNo Array of Sunshine: an Introduction to Data Types from a Data Quality Perspective
While speed and storage size are often a consideration in choosing a data type, there are other data quality issues to keep in mind as well. From actual arrays…Show less

While speed and storage size are often a consideration in choosing a data type, there are other data quality issues to keep in mind as well. From actual arrays and JSON, to issues with numeric, boolean, and even text, we'll explore some things to keep in mind when collecting data and building a database.

Sep 22, 2022PGConf NYC 2022PGConf NYC (Postgres Summit US from 2026)speakerExacting Standards: Considerations for Precision and Accuracy in Your Database

Much discussion around database work focuses on consistency. How much does that matter if we haven't captured the "right" information?

Dec 2, 2021PGConf NYC 2021PGConf NYC (Postgres Summit US from 2026)speakerTypo Positive: When Collection Doesn't Get You What You Need

Relying on GPS to keep track of your vehicles? Need agents to remember to enter arrival times?

Slides
Oct 15, 2019PGConf.EU 2019 (11th PostgreSQL Conference Europe)PostgreSQL Conference Europe (PGConf.EU)speakerGood data gone bad, bad data gone worse
How bad data gets into the pipeline, how developers make data bad and worse in the pipeline. This talk will look at data sources, data types, and ways postgres…Show less

How bad data gets into the pipeline, how developers make data bad and worse in the pipeline. This talk will look at data sources, data types, and ways postgres can be used to abuse data.

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Oct 15, 2019PGConf.EU 2019 (11th PostgreSQL Conference Europe)PostgreSQL Conference Europe (PGConf.EU)speakerPostgres Women: what is it, why does it matter and what can everyone do about it?
Postgres Women is a non-profit organisation to support women and other minorities to participate in the PostgreSQL environment, with the aim of promoting a safe…Show less

Postgres Women is a non-profit organisation to support women and other minorities to participate in the PostgreSQL environment, with the aim of promoting a safe space which encourages diversity. This talk will focus on underlining the different aspects of the importance of an acceptant and inclusive community, and how anyone can contribute to it.

Sep 11, 2019PostgresOpen 2019PostgresOpenspeakerGood Data Gone Bad, Bad Data Gone Worse

What is bad data, how it gets into the pipeline, how developers might make data bad and worse.

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Mar 19, 2019Nordic PGDay 2019Nordic PGDayspeakerGood data gone bad, bad data gone worse
as Cherre

How bad data gets into the pipeline, how developers make data bad and worse in the pipeline.

Mar 12, 2019pgDay Paris 2019pgDay ParisspeakerSo You’ll be Working With women or other under-represented groups Other People!

An introduction to the tools, sites, and concepts available to aid in working with people from a variety of backgrounds.

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Frequent co-speakers

SpeakerShared eventsShared talksLast together
Magnus Hagander6—2022
Lætitia AVROT512022
Claire Giordano5—2022
Andreas Scherbaum4—2022
Bruce Momjian4—2022
Jonathan S. Katz4—2022
Simon Riggs4—2022
Ilaria Battiston312022
Boriss Mejias3—2022
Christophe Pettus3—2022
Corey Huinker3—2022
Dr. Ibrar Ahmed3—2022
Henrietta Dombrovskaya3—2022
Ilya Kosmodemiansky3—2022
Marc Linster3—2022

Speakers with the same name are merged into one entry, so this page may combine more than one person. Affiliations are shown as each conference listed them.