Hi Everyone,
I have reached 50L net worth this month. It is not much compared to the posts we see here, but it is significant for me. Below is the breakup.
I work in tech. Haven't really taken any day off in the last couple of years.
Still, a long journey ahead.
I'm looking for an accountability partner, preferably someone from a software engineering, AI, or data science background.
I'm currently working in AI/Data Science, I want to consistently improve in areas that are important for long-term career growth and health:
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I currently have the Airtel Axis card, but it doesn't seem as worthwhile as it used to be after the recent changes. I'm considering applying for either the Amazon ICICI card or a Slice card.
ICICI has already offered me a Rubyx card, but I'm not sure if it's the right fit for my spending habits. I'd appreciate your suggestions and recommendations.
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Given this profile, would you recommend sticking with Airtel Axis, going for Amazon ICICI, accepting the Rubyx offer, or exploring other options?
I've come across a reference stating that Databricks is looking at roughly $0.11 per question on average for Genie Spaces as a result of the upcoming pricing changes (pay-as-you-go billing starting July 6, 2026).
However, I'd like to confirm which interaction mode this estimate is based on:
- Chat mode (standard natural language to SQL)
- Inspect mode
- Agent mode(multi-step reasoning with multiple SQL queries)
I'd like to understand the DBU consumption for the other modes:
- Inspect mode – how many DBUs does a typical question consume?
- Agent mode – how many DBUs does a typical question consume? (I'd expect this to be significantly higher since it runs multiple SQL queries and does multi-step reasoning)
Has anyone checked their *system.billing.usage* table and seen a breakdown by Genie mode? Or does anyone from Databricks have benchmarks for DBU consumption per question across these modes?
This would really help teams plan budgets before the July 6 pricing change kicks in. Any real-world numbers or estimates would be appreciated!
It gives a dividend yield of 5.48 % which is higher than TCS, INFY