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Comment #35062962
Hey Stefan and Elijah, I really like the approach you're taking, especially with Hamilton being the open core. I've got recent experience with data eng / pipleine startups and wond…
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Comment #31486242
If anyone else decides to give this a try on video files with multiple audio tracks, there doesn't seem to be an easy way to tell it to select a certain track. I got it working by …
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Comment #31486168
I just started playing around with the transcription part after seeing this blog post. Consider giving it a try. I'm not sure how well most subtitle sources will work with this. I …
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Comment #31242407
Location: WA-US Remote: Preferred Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Go, Python, Rust, Typescript, k8s, airflow, kafka, postgres Résumé/CV: If requested Linkedin: https://www.li…
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Comment #29070816
Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Yes (require 100%) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: k8s, airflow, docker, kafka, golang, postgres, python, rust, C/C++, JS/TS, CI/CD Resume: avai…
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Comment #28385698
Location: Seattle, WA Remote: Yes (require 100%) Willing to relocate: No Technologies: k8s, time series databases, kafka, golang, postgres, python, rust, C++, docker, JS/TS, CI/CD …
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Comment #28297503
Oh hey, thanks for the info! I spent some time evaluating Arc for my team's ETL purposes and I was really impressed. I hesitated somewhat to move forward with it because it seemed …
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Comment #28293360
I've been following Arrow and Datafusion dev for a little bit, mostly because the architecture and goals look interesting. What I'd be curious about is one of the possible use case…
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Comment #21685503
Interesting choice for the name: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bra%E2%80%93ket_notation
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Comment #21653511
>No, you'll just remove them from the economy without their consent, by introducing regulation to artificially lower supply A few things: 1. Presumably any carbon tax would have to…
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Comment #21653354
I agree that we will definitely want to do it in a way that minimizes how regressive the outcome is.
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Comment #21653287
The easiest way to get people to buy less is to raise prices. If we had a carbon tax that correctly priced the environmental impact of goods, it would decrease consumption. Without…
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Comment #21602400
Same energy: https://i.imgur.com/TwfJ8v1.jpg
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Comment #21458606
The commenter was talking about a release of create-react-app, which is a starter-kit/scaffold. For such a project with the goals of being a packaged collection of tools/configurat…
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Comment #21252156
I'm curious. Did you have the same reaction when Overwatch removed the ability to play duplicate characters on the same team? If I remember correctly, that change happened between …
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Comment #21140608
Ah, it seems I did overlook the significance of that part. My apologies.
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Comment #21140242
EDIT: Disregard Comment was: This is testosterone administered to a fully formed brain. While it's still an interesting result, I would hesitate to make extrapolations to brain-dev…
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Comment #21139925
Definitely. In order for WW style tablets, I think the biggest hurdles would be material science. It's also sci-fi and the rule of cool. If someone wanted to parody WW, then a fun …
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Comment #21139871
While I'm really glad that Yang is in the race, and I would definitely vote for him if he got to the General Election, I think the chance of reducing gridlock will be small. Anythi…
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Comment #21139398
Why do you say that? the headline might have been hyperbolic, but the contents of the article don't seem anywhere near Ayn Rand.
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Comment #21139333
Approaching this issue from the perspective of management quality is interesting. I'm curious what metrics/outcomes you are using to make your case. What specific benefits accrue t…
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Comment #21138278
Agree. I love the design behind the Westworld folding tablets. I don't see myself jumping aboard the train until we get at least a little bit closer to that form factor.
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Comment #21065693
Thank you for mentioning! I was under the impression that I had it enabled, but your comment got me to check.
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Comment #20987079
>By being an American citizen, are you tacitly approving drone strikes? No. By paying taxes that fund drone strikes, are you tacitly approving drone strikes? No. To me, the answer …