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dinedal
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About dinedal
http://pauldbergeron.com/
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Comment #35136106
> You also need devops resources to manage a cloud setup Don't you also need them in a colo?
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Comment #34548318
https://tvdatanow.co/ We're an Ad Tech startup - cross device attribution measurement aimed at CTV specifically... and we have very few clients, just enough to pay the server bills…
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Comment #34272984
As the author of textql ( https://github.com/dinedal/textql ) - thanks for the shoutout! Looks great, I love more options in the space for CLI based data analysis tools! Fantastic …
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Comment #34183366
> What is merge? How is it different from join? How is it different from union? I believe the author is referencing https://www.essentialsql.com/difference-merge-update/ - which yo…
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Comment #34183335
> I don't find that it becomes a mess at all, because properly crafted views and procedures strongly encourage forced indexing and checking execution plans when you refactor them; …
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Comment #32949353
> The problem is letting other people use it; of course it's nice to help people, and it's altruistic to do so for free, but some of those people might actually need this homework …
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Comment #32900026
Look, it's obvious when it's an aged degree and you can easily see that the granting of that degree has little chance to a highly paid job. What do you do when it isn't obvious? Wh…
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Comment #32531330
Having used Pheonix for one of my small failed startups in the past (failed because of the business, not because of the tech) - I loved every second of it. It was super easy to use…
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Comment #31678973
> if your service succeeds, you will definitely want to move some components out of aws, but not all of it. aws can always remain the control plane. Do you factor in the costs of d…
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Comment #31233742
Just so I understand, you decided to protest this pricing not by boycotting the service, or making a public statement about it, but instead by targeting an employee's use of the pl…
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Comment #31152665
If you're slinging Euler in Haskell, the insight is that you're probably overqualified for most corporate java jobs.
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Comment #28929172
As far as I can tell, only serverless function calls and deployments actually incur costs? Not sure how I’d actually host a web app/site on it, there doesn’t appear to be any docum…
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Comment #28772437
https://www.gwern.net/Startup-ideas#pet-lemon-market what the actual fuck? seriously positing that a company sell purpose made pets with illnesses to extract money from people who …
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Comment #28758025
The rant is a much better read and insight into the reason for this: https://github.com/csdvrx/sixel-tmux/blob/main/RANTS.md
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Comment #27917653
It's weird that Node-RED is listed as closed source software? But it is open source? https://github.com/node-red
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Comment #27762678
You can do this with https://github.com/dinedal/textql as well, and a little easier as you don't need to import the data explicitly. SQL_QUERY=
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Comment #27433996
Does anyone know of the"sqlite connector" mentioned in this post ? https://opensourceconnections.com/blog/2013/05/06/does-found... It would be really cool to find it, if it's still…
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Comment #26063400
Regardless of the reason being the limit or not - are these limits published anywhere? It doesn’t appear to be the case.
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Comment #19914936
The link to download the 311 reporting app for Android and iOS are on the right side of page when viewed on a desktop, not sure how it looks on mobile however the link should still…
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Comment #19914834
SF already has this: http://mobile311.sfgov.org/reports?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=poop Just report the poop on 311 and they go clean it up. Yes it works.
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Comment #19433656
> I'd recommend a hackintosh Intel NUC What models work with minimal fuss? What about updates? How do I know that an update won't replace/delete some kext that I need and brick it …
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Comment #19307066
Also, you can buy as many lottery tickets as you can afford - you only have so many shots at picking a promising company in your working days.
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Comment #19274414
The reason they didn't use redux was explained in the medium post.[1] > We just used global mutable state instead of the whole immutable Reduxy patterns people liked to enforce. It…
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Comment #19274383
The link to the source is right on the page? https://github.com/Pagedraw/pagedraw
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Comment #19148788
Thanks for the followup!