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StarlaAtNight

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    Comment #48851155

    Haven’t tried it yet, but awesome work! This seems huge. I try to use DuckDB whenever feasible, and I also tend to work with Snowflake, Databricks, and BigQuery (as well as Fivetra…

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    Comment #48826154

    This line made me chuckle. I see what you did there: > No cookies. No tracking. No JavaScript. Real people.

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    Comment #48665230

    I’m not sure I understand what pain point this solves. What’s the value of doing this? Is it at a certain scale?

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    Comment #48597100

    You know what’s bad DX? Your company’s product having a massive security breach, people stop using it, and having to lay off all the software engineers

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    Comment #48584092

    I wonder how doctors feel about people consulting ChatGPT. I know a doctor who can't stand people getting medical advice from quacks on TikTok, but that's probably a different prob…

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    Comment #48170045

    Thanks for calling that out. I went through and extracted a good handful of those. It’s not a short list. It’s a handful. “”” The subsidy era is not winding down gracefully. It is …

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    Comment #47711614

    I’m not very well read on the topic and you seen to take a strong “con” stance. Curious to hear why you think it deserves such a demise

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    Comment #47100542

    Consultants or professional services folks will be working in their company’s GitHub account and several clients. Requires managing lots of git/GitHub accounts

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    Comment #46542249

    We should be able to pin to a version of training data history like we can pin to software package versions. Release new updates w/ SemVer and let the people decide if it’s worth u…

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    Comment #45925715

    Wonder if the YAML fixtures drew inspiration from dbt’s unit tests: https://docs.getdbt.com/docs/build/unit-tests#unit-testing-a...

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    Comment #45847657

    If you build it, they will come

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    Comment #45045855

    This headline sounds like a euphemism for something or one of those folksy sounding bits of wisdom

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    Comment #44799830

    One MILLION dollars puts pinky to corner of mouth

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    Comment #44706011

    Nice try, AI!

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    Comment #44588713

    Just curious, what made you go down that rabbit hole?

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    Comment #43799968

    When I saw “Lean” I thought https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lean_manufacturing

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    Comment #42877669

    Lol! https://star-history.com/#Apache/airflow&Date

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    Comment #42437996

    This quote cracked me up: “I HAVE NO TOOLS BECAUSE I’VE DESTROYED MY TOOLS WITH MY TOOLS”

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    Comment #42399144

    Love this! Will try it out

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    Comment #40384736

    Might make sense for them to anchor to ibis for the code part (since it compiles down to SQL or Pandas) - and, being inspired by tidyverse, could easily translate to R

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    Comment #40351217

    These AI's sure do yap a lot Also, they're TERRIBLE at harmonizing together

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    Comment #40184766

    I love that Google+ is included in the "share this to social" functionality. Very retro

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    Comment #40176475

    I tried the Sheets Big Data example, and it crashed on the first run Reprex-ish: 1. Open this on iPhone Firefox: https://www.univer.ai/examples/sheets-big-data/ 2. Select a cell an…

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    Comment #39972511

    the San Antonio reactions are amazing - https://x.com/akaSosa13/status/1777384635774693435

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    Comment #39724980

    In case it helps as a tool recommendation, I’ve had some success having ChatGPT writing & rendering MermaidJS (diagrams as code)