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dchess

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    Comment #48003197

    I feel like this is what delta lake and ducklake are largely solving for. And then some.

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    Comment #27272233

    It's not particularly secure but in a pinch I just use the python standard lib server to start an http server in a folder then open up the port with ngrok temporarily to share the …

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    Comment #27052638

    Sounds like your team/company needs to establish SLAs. When it comes to troubleshooting the important timelines to commit to are communication timelines. First response with X hour…

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    Comment #26995897

    How does this compare to Dokku?[1] I've been using that for a few years now with minimal lift/maintenance. I'm wondering what the trade-offs are of something like this? [1]: https:…

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    Comment #26787456

    I haven't seen anyone mention: dokku [1], but I've had good luck using dokku droplets on digital ocean for a simple Heroku alternative. [1] https://github.com/dokku/dokku

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    Comment #26713545

    The Django Girls tutorial is a nice starter tutorial for beginners. https://tutorial.djangogirls.org/en/

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    Comment #26242925

    Have you tried Heroku? Deploying via git is pretty handy. I've mostly moved to using Dokku on the $5 tier of DigitalOcean, but the approach is simple.

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    Comment #26182594

    What's Yuck about using aliases? I use those extensively. Is that a bad practice?

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    Comment #25325680

    As someone that works in K-12 technology (and has for 15 years), the real monopolies aren't the tech giants, they're the Pearsons and Houghton Mifflins of the world that buy out co…

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    Comment #24216701

    Couldn't agree more. This article fails the "so what" test. What are they recommending be done instead?

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    Comment #23480117

    I was reminded of this resource as well since it is likewise what I use in training folks to use git. This OPs post seems to be a condensed version of Chris's advice.

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    Comment #22194446

    I don't see the benefit of putting table names on a different line than the keyword. How is this: FROM tablename t INNER JOIN other_table ot ON t.id = ot.id More readable than: FRO…

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    Comment #21693489

    I usually go with one of the following: "Is there a reason you didn't do X?" or "Could you use X here?" or "Have you considered using X?"

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    Comment #17683559

    I don't. Who knows what that little maniac is up to? I mean, why is he mapping my house? My dog knows what's up. He is not a fan of Roomba.

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    Comment #17681211

    Presumably, this is a case of "listen to your body." People's metabolisms work differently and what works for one person may not necessarily work for everyone.

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    Comment #16972466

    Aspire Public Schools | Data Engineer | Oakland, CA| Full time, ONSITE Aspire Public Schools operates 40 high-performing, college-preparatory public charter schools serving 16,000 …

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    Comment #16260201

    As a programmer approaching mid-life, I haven't found myself succumbing to this crisis. I wonder if that is largely due to the fact that gaining and maintaining expertise in progra…

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    Comment #16180107

    Does anyone know if this will support running SQL Server Management Studio? That's the only thing keeping me using Linux in a VM instead of as my main.

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    Comment #12236445

    Seems like the simple, "Nice work!", fits the bill.