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gbrits
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Comment #49183456
Location: Netherlands / GMT+2 Remote: Yes. Experienced with US / UK clients; open to timezone overlap. Willing to relocate: No, occasional travel OK. Technologies: Backend architec…
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Comment #48751791
Location: Netherlands / GMT+2 / Remote: Yes. Experienced with US / UK clients; open to timezone overlap. Willing to relocate: No, occasional travel OK. Technologies: Backend archit…
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Comment #48367960
Location: Netherlands / GMT+2 Remote: Yes. Experienced with US / UK clients; open to timezone overlap. Willing to relocate: No, occasional travel OK. Technologies: Data engineering…
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Comment #45019588
Indeed. Extending idempotency to the response not merely the action wherever possible
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Comment #44296837
Fwiw at least xtc and coke can be legally tested in the Netherlands. https://www.drugs-test.nl/en/testlocations/
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Comment #38981292
Imagine iPhones with Geiger counters. Nicely aggregated in bite sized daily stats through Apple health
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Comment #38045020
Congrats with the launch. This looks great. Inferring schemas on the fly is awesome to get started quickly, but are there ways to explicitly define a schema if I wanted to? For exa…
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Comment #37998851
Yep. Lora's are the easiest way to go. Loads of tutorials on Youtube. This is a good one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70H03cv57-o
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Comment #36240135
Isn't the Angolia backend just one of the possible 'sources' as they put it? You can easily add your own backend as a source I imagine
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Comment #36081151
Awesome! Going to check it out
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Comment #36074838
Slightly tangent, but it would be really powerful to be able to train a model (through LoRa probably) on your datawarehouse, having table structures of facts and dimensions. Self s…
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Comment #35507460
Q: But what if all signs in the building are in mirror writing? A: If all signs in the building are in mirror writing, it would be a consistent theme throughout the building. In th…
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Comment #35063770
I for one would welcome a second blogpost with the stateful example. I’ve been doing running totals (basically balances based on adding financial tx per account) but had to do it i…
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Comment #32087802
Clickhouse support for Tableplus landed 2 months ago. https://github.com/TablePlus/TablePlus/issues/670
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Comment #31414409
mea culpa
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Comment #31414312
DAI did not loose peg. This story is completely fabricated. There's a tendency on HN to hate on everything crypto, but come on. Please just look at the data. In fact, along side US…
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Comment #31173573
If you can spare the $200 or something and you need a solid base to work from, Tailwind UI is the best money can buy.
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Comment #30847850
So short vol?
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Comment #30689515
check 12
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Comment #28739526
Same here. The semi-realistic backdrops is what's most off-putting to me. Part cartoon / part realistic messes with my suspension of disbelief or something
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Comment #27826435
This seems comparable to redis streams. How is it different?
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Comment #27252012
So this is the ‘semantic web’ from ~15 years ago?
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Comment #27080587
Also check out Dremio with parquet files stored on S3
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Comment #26772891
To be complete something along the lines of: ‘if the answer is “maybe yes” a more computationally expensive is used to definitely decide yes or no’ should me added imo