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Comment #46562993
I switched to zim years ago and found it has all the features that I need but is much faster and I think easier to install (though I haven’t installed either for some time). https:…
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Comment #46343864
Whenever there are stories about bushfires in Australia there is inevitably discussion about how the regeneration is amazing and how fires are part of the ecosystem. While this is …
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Comment #44187662
@ seems to show a list of configurations, not GCP projects
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Comment #44176472
This is really cool, one thing that would make it much more useful for me is to have the ability to easily select which project you want to use, especially if it could have the sam…
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Comment #41979233
I found that liquibase doesn't really support rollbacks, particularly with mysql as you can't do transactions for schema updates, if the migration fails in the middle of an update …
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Comment #41919824
I tried using wanderlog on a recent 4 month long trip and it became totally unusable after adding maybe 2 months worth of things to it. It has some really baffling UI/UX decisions …
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Comment #41899730
you don't have to! all the interviews are there now https://www.youtube.com/@davidlynchpresentsIP/videos
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Comment #41186949
I'm surprised that more comments aren't mentioning this. I've recently moved from a stack managed by AWS CDK to one managed by Pulumi on GCP and the difference is stark. The buildi…
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Comment #41096847
This is great, I don't have a concrete use-case right now but can definitely see myself returning to this in the future. One thing that would be handy is having a way to either acc…
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Comment #40974341
FWIW I found the whole video quite interesting, I had never really considered that there could be sound recordings from before anyone had thought of a way to play them back. Though…
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Comment #39638031
that's ease-out
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Comment #39545074
Yep, looking good now, thanks! Other datasets that don't have CORS headers still don't work ie. https://sql-workbench.com/#config=%7B%22plugin%22%3A%22Datag... but I'm guessing tha…
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Comment #39544959
Sorry, it seems to still be happening, running: SELECT count(*) FROM 'https://data.quacking.cloud/nyc-taxi-data/yellow_tripdata_2023-01.parquet'; Shows the error: Cross-Origin Requ…
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Comment #39544795
This is great, I've been meaning to build something similar for some time. I tried to run the queries from the tutorial but hit lots of CORS errors loading the datasets, is there a…
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Comment #39447727
Have you tried getting in touch with GCP to see if they would refund the charge? I've heard plenty of stories of cloud services refunding large one-off accidental spends like this …
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Comment #38479922
As I was reading this I was thinking to myself "I wonder if it is grammarly related" because I experienced a bug some time ago that presented itself in a similar way. It was imposs…
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Comment #37249428
Not sure if you're thinking more of an official standard but PouchDB is open source and sounds similar to what you're talking about: https://pouchdb.com/
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Comment #33716460
I've bookmarked this to check out on the desktop later because it looks like it could be exactly what I've been looking for for a while. But being on a laptop right now I have to s…
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Comment #33526061
This looks really cool, one note on the homepage though - the volume on the intro video is really really low, I had to crank my system volume way up to be able to hear it at all.
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Comment #33255186
While that is obviously rorting the system, isn't it kind of ideal from a carbon capture perspective? One of the big problems with planting forests for carbon capture is that they …
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Comment #32979696
Seems like some pretty dubious claims. If the bike was more efficient than a normal bike it'd be pretty easy to demonstrate that by having the same rider ride the same course on th…
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Comment #32503106
This is really cool, one nitpick on the basics tutorial though. It could be confusing for beginners to write `select distinct(event_type)` because it makes it look like `distinct` …
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Comment #31525313
Yeah we're noticing issues too. Able to only intermittently load the status page and AWS console.