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dm03514

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About dm03514

https://turbolytics.io

Recent public activity

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    Comment #47315086

    Working on chain of custody for financial transactions! Our first offering is OrderProof which records Shopify transaction evidence and generates PDF to help merchants streamline c…

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    LLM as an Engineer vs. a Founder?

    Every day I'm seeing blogs on here about the impact of AI on software engineering. Sentiment seems split between AI eventually automating the software engineer role away, vs AI pro…

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    Comment #46621500

    https://on-systems.tech/

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    Comment #46482780

    TurboOps.io - a workflow engine for humans! https://turboops.io/platform/public-tracker Our first offering is a tracker for makers, small businesses and contractors to show job sta…

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    Show HN: Tools for Humans – Public Tracker for Workflows

    Hello! I'm working on building out graph-based tools for humans! Our first offering is a public tracker view, similar to the tracker provided by pizza companies in the US! The goal…

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    Comment #46197175

    Ha Yes! A pipeline assumes a "batch" of data, which is backed by an ephemeral duckdb in memory table. The goal is to provide SQL table semantics and implement pipelines in a way wh…

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    Comment #46196154

    Oh yes!! I've seen this a couple times. I am far from an expert in tributary so please take with a grain of salt. Based on the tributary documentation, I understand that tributary …

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    Comment #46196081

    Stream to stream joins are NOT currently supported. This is a regularly requested feature, and I'll look at prioritizing it. SQLFlow uses duckdb internally for windowing and stream…

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    Show HN: DuckDB for Kafka Stream Processing

    Hello Everyone! We built SQLFlow as a lightweight stream processing engine. We leverage DuckDB as the stream processing engine, which gives SQLFlow the ability to process 10's of t…

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    Show HN: Librarian: A Modern Alternative to Kafka Connect

    Introducing Librarian: A Modern Alternative to Kafka Connect We're excited to share Librarian, an open-source database replicator built for the cloud-native era. The Problem We're …

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    Comment #45953608

    Great Article! This is also timely for me, I spent all last week deep in the postgres documentation learning about replication (wish I had this article). I'm building kafka connect…

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    Comment #45870666

    Still hacking on some data tools: DuckDB for stream processing: https://github.com/turbolytics/sql-flow Lightweight kafka stream processing using DuckDB as the execution engine. 30…

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    Comment #45485536

    How are you defining “B2C businesses on Main Street.” The reason I’m wondering is because it’s striking how much more financially challenged my Main Street is compared to Vc texh. …

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    Comment #44704285

    Productionizing duckdb :) I built a streaming tool around duckdb that allows for high performance stream processing and a rich connector ecosystem: https://github.com/turbolytics/s…

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    Show HN: Stream Kafka into Ducklake

    Ducklake is a new lake storage format by MotherDuck. It aims to solve some of the issues with Iceberg by centralizing metadata in Postgres, instead of directly on blob storage. SQL…

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    Comment #44418132

    Built a stream processing engine using duckdb https://github.com/turbolytics/sql-flow It has some interest, unfortunately building tools as a business strategy is rough. Beginning …

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    Comment #44327541

    I just started using hurl a couple months ago. For my uses it's great that it has both test suite mode and individual invocation mode. I use it to execute a test suite of HTTP requ…

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    Comment #44109057

    Looked forward to move out day at state university in early 2000s. The university would rent dumpsters and place in the common outdoor areas. The dumpsters had the end door that wo…

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    Comment #44109019

    Me too :) - state university in early 2000s , would take the textbooks from the trash walk them over to the textbook exchange and pocket ~$100 for ~3 hours of work

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    Comment #43821191

    Duckdb for streaming data! https://github.com/turbolytics/sql-flow I think the industry lacks lightweight fully featured stream processing solutions. I think it’s either heavyweigh…

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    Comment #43802983

    For the us, I feel like it’s late stage individualism. This is what happens I think when people prioritize themselves over their communities, I think we have less dependence on our…

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    Comment #43802949

    Yes here too, and I’m guilty of the focus on family over friends, but also my peers are too and it creates a bunch of people that used to be close that never really see each other …

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    Comment #43677049

    I def agree that there is a pattern to most data pipelines: - read from an input (source) - perform some sort of processing - write the data to some output (sink) This may either b…

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    Comment #43648640

    Congratulations, second streaming acquisition in recent memory, after benthos. Arroyo on paper looks amazing, high performance, advanced streaming primitives like windows and joins…

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    Comment #43617302

    “The most common diagnosis associated with sudden cardiac arrest was coronary artery disease.” I wonder the fitness levels of the people that experienced cardiac arrests. Like were…