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    Comment #47685228

    My gameboy color still works

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    Comment #46326117

    If you want to deliver data to your customers you have two main options: 1. Build something custom in js 2. Use a drag and drop BI tool (1) works if you are a front-end dev, but th…

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    DuckDB is really having a moment The ecosystem is very active, and they have recently opened up "community extensions" to bring your own functions, data types and connections. A ba…

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    DuckDB GSheets is a DuckDB extension that allows you to read and write data from Google Sheets. -- Install install gsheets from community; load gsheets; -- Authenticate with the br…

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    Comment #41771131

    Wow this is much more complete than mine, kudos.

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    Comment #41771069

    Oh definitely, I love DuckDB. This was a learning exercise for me as much as anything

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    Show HN: GoSQL – A query engine in 319 LoC

    I've always been curious about how SQL engines actually work. So I built a minimum viable SQL engine in Go. - Supports CSV files as tables - Supports SELECT, FROM, WHERE, LIMIT It'…

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    Comment #41641931

    503 Service Unavailable - PUT https://registry.npmjs.org/package-name - Service Unavailable

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    Comment #40964814

    Wanted an incredibly simple interface for plotting data. Pass data from CLI arguments, or a CSV file, get a nice chart with zero config: `plot data.csv`

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    Comment #40817648

    Excel for mac is (intentionally?) crippled. Any serious Excel user has a PC. One of the few places remaining where Windows > Mac

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    Comment #40817540

    You might be interested in what we’re building over at Evidence.dev It’s basically RMarkdown for SQL

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    Comment #39797526

    This is by far the most impressive link in the comments.

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    Comment #39797409

    i was kind of messing around with this blinking idea but couldn't get it to render in a way I was happy with would you use another keyframe or did you have something else in mind

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    Thanks - I do honestly think the keyframes are a bit of a nightmare, but they also kind of make the site

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    Comment #39797153

    I cheated for brevity :S

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    Comment #39797129

    repo was private, now public!