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dacort
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Comment #47535961
Gave the S3 functionality a try - it returned objects in reverse alphabetical order. :( Amazon S3 lists objects in alphabetical order.
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Comment #37662470
Metabase 47 also has new serialization features in paid editions that allow for git-based workflows. https://www.metabase.com/learn/administration/git-based-work...
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Comment #32058506
A while ago I wrote an Athena connector for querying SQLite in S3. ;) https://github.com/dacort/athena-sqlite Uses a similar approach.
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Comment #22154848
SQLite is amazingly prevalent as well. Your own phone probably has hundreds of SQLite databases on it. One challenge with SQLite, though, is you have to download the whole thing to…
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Comment #22154824
As part of a fun side project to make a SQLite driver for Athena, I made a read-only storage driver for S3. https://github.com/dacort/athena-sqlite/blob/master/lambda-f... Implemen…
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Comment #12923887
Yea, my guess would be that's it. Coupled with the fact it hasn't been updated in ~3 years. I've giving this one a shot, might have too much functionality for me though...I liked h…
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Comment #12636544
Reminds me of the (sadly) now defunct choir.io. Intro post > https://corte.si/posts/choir/intro/choir.html They had a demo of Github realtime activity and I hooked it into a bunch …
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Comment #12603109
It's one of the largest ferry systems in the world. Per https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Washington_State_Ferries > The agency maintains the largest fleet of ferries in the United Sta…
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Comment #12603103
At what level, company size, and cash/equity split? I'm co-founder of a local startup here w/~140 people and that's pretty comparable/above average to what I've seen depending on t…
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Comment #11400370
Second this recommendation. Very easy to get up and running - may not be able to handle some complex use cases, but for the basics it's fantastic.
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Comment #11400296
Would very much appreciate that as well as walk-through docs. Got it up and running easily enough, and connected to Redshift. But seemed like creating a new "slice" required custom…
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Comment #9429285
Great insight into the changing landscape of a CTO as a company grows through rounds of funding in the first several years. My experience (Series C, ~130 employees) echoes many of …
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Comment #9292227
Interesting seeing the activity on Twitter and how quickly Periscope caught up once it was released: https://twitter.com/dacort/status/582570506043310080
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Comment #9022366
Different use case (SMS stats), but you can see an example of querying the local iMessage DB here: https://github.com/mroth/grayratio
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Comment #8285734
I think one of my favorite things about this is that it actually makes product information available in the meta tags.
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Comment #5656131
I was a little confused that an "author" rel would be retrieved from a "people" resource. Is there a way to define that author's are people other than the client knowing this?
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Comment #5484614
s/privacy/qa or your discipline of choice that is seen as "slowing down" development. While most devs should be thinking about this, you're correct in that their culture generally …
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Comment #5484520
Something every dev should be thinking about, but rarely is.
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Comment #5406058
Another "missed" option: Got seed funding to pay the bills until it ran out or the company became profitable/raised another round.
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Comment #4885853
Touché
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Comment #4885847
Why not: http://checkip.dyndns.org - About as plain as you can get.
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Comment #4696595
I just replaced an EventMachine-based project with Celluloid::IO - it was a pretty simple replacement, although I had some issues with concurrent connections ( https://github.com/c…
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Comment #4335963
Not guaranteed to not break: curl -s http://randomfunfacts.com | grep " ]*>//g' | sed 's/ //'
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Comment #4133844
I also find it very helpful to spiff up my prompt when changing into a git repo: http://railstips.org/blog/archives/2009/02/02/bedazzle-your-...