
Alex Unterrainer
Senior KDB/Q consultant at Data Intellect; founder of DefconQ technical learning blog; KXpert Award recipient for contributions to the KDB community
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Jul 21, 2026
Episode 128: l with Jacob Loveless
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Jacob LovelessGUEST
You know, join the mailing list and then send, um, send a message to the group, and then I'll get it.

Alex UnterrainerGUEST
it.One, one, one thing I wanna add, and that comes from, you know, the early days when I started to learn Q, um, the original mailing list everyone could see who sent an email to the mailing list.

Alex UnterrainerGUEST
Now, it was, you know, full with some veterans who have been d- doing Q for a long time, and it always felt intimidating to ask a question out in the wild.

Alex UnterrainerGUEST
And then, you know, the imposter syndrome, wondering whether everyone is gonna laugh about you and think you are stupid.

Alex UnterrainerGUEST
So whenever you send a email to it, unless you have a signature on your Gmail address like I do [laughs] no one will actually see who sent it.

Alex UnterrainerGUEST
So, um, but that's a good way to ask your question without worrying whether you're gonna be exposed for asking something stupid, even though there are no stupid questions, only the ones not asked.
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