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In reply to HackerThemAll's https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48659482 comment (which I think is a bit pretentious and unfair, and HN does not show my direct reply to the commen…

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Well done for laying that down in that way! I'm just wondering how much it would be on my side to support that, since I can see that you support cases like "count(*)" and "group by…

Thank you for clarifying that! I don't think they got that and they also trusted NoScript a bit too blindly

Thank you, that's quite a lot of great quality feedback! Agreed, it's not production-grade yet, and robust standard errors are the priority. HC and cluster-robust SEs are the bigge…

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Appreciate it, good call! I'll rename the ggsql bits and the docs to describe it as ggsql-inspired. I'll also point to ggsql for the real thing. Thanks for being kind about it!

Yes, that's exactly its main purpose! I initially started because I needed a dataset browser. I work with clinical trials, so we usually get raw data files in all possible formats,…

Thank you! I'll add note about it

First of all, nice to meet you! The honest answer is timing: the first VISUALIZE commit on my side was april 25th; ggsql-duckdb's first commit was April 23rd. So I genuinely didn't…

That's exactly the inspiration! I made a post here on HN about that a few weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48108815 My plan is to release a blog post about all VISUA…

(author here) I originally started this project to solve one of my main daily issues: having to quickly check data sparse in a bunch of datasets in different file formats (.xpt, .s…

Currently working on Bedevere Wise ( https://bedeverewise.app ), a browser-based SQL data viewer for the file formats still widely used by biostat / clinical-data people: SAS (sas7…