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Lemaxoxo
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Comment #48114865
Right, I get that usecase. You have to crunch numbers that sit somewhere, and store the outputs in the same place. DuckLake is great for that. But where does this DuckDB client-ser…
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Comment #48113495
+1 I can't think of many use cases for this and Arrow Flight, other than moving data around.
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Comment #46993737
That's very cool, thanks for sharing. Our of curiosity, did you ever get to run on a Twitter/X stream of political tweets?
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Comment #46988712
You are correct. To be fair I wasn't focused on comparing the runtimes of both methods. I just wanted to give a baseline and show that the batch approach is more accurate.
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Comment #46988704
Author here. Thank you very much for the comment. I will take a look. This is a great case of Cunningham's law!
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Comment #46988693
Author here. Thanks for your comment! Compression algorithms may have been supporting incremental compression for a while. But as some have pointed out, the point of the post is th…
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Comment #46912790
Ok that makes sense! On my side I can get away with using it through WASM. But your performance needs won't allow that.
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Comment #46910639
I'm curious because I have a similar use case for a querying frontend. Did you consider using https://github.com/tobymao/sqlglot ? If so, what was missing to justify writing your o…
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Comment #46910625
Hello HN. 5 years ago I posted an article about text classification via data compression. I got helpful and educative comments in response. Now that Python have shipped zstd in 3.1…
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Comment #46625962
https://maxhalford.github.io/
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Comment #44790554
Op here. I tried what the font a bit but didn't mention it in the article. I didn't get good results with it. Although it's probably a good idea to ask it for a guess, and feed tha…
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Comment #42459085
Nice! I wrote about something similar for rectangular layouts: https://maxhalford.github.io/blog/dynamic-on-screen-keyboard...
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Comment #37912663
Cheers! Mainly a couple of things: - I don't like to have to put {{ ref('source') }} everywhere. I think the tool should parse dependencies automatically. I wrote more about this h…
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Comment #37912386
Hey there HN. lea is a tool we developed over the past year at Carbonfact. Carbonfact is a platform that helps fashion brands decarbonize. We believe in doing this in a data-driven…
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Comment #35462129
Hey, great work. Do you think this algorithm would be amenable to be done online? I'm the author of River ( https://riverml.xyz ) where we're looking for good online clustering alg…
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Comment #35061988
Thank you so much for this! It's very generous of you to have taken the time.
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Comment #35061295
Thanks, I wasn't aware.
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Comment #35060554
Do you have some data/resources on this? I'm a total snowflake at this, but I'm willing to learn.
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Comment #35060106
That's too bad, I would have expected it to work out of the box. Other than rewriting the query in a different way, I'm not sure I see an easy workaround. Are you still working on …