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Why Athena/Iceberg Tends to Make Code the Spec
Every time this comes up, someone credits the same setup: Athena on Iceberg is where "the code is the spec" — where you open Git and read the whole system, catalog to transforms to schema, without logging into anything. In my experience they're not wrong.
What I want to argue is that they're right for mostly the wrong reason.
The reason people reach for is the engine — serverless, open format, nothing to provision. But the thing that actually keeps code as the spec, when it does, is someth...
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