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haha no it's an old (15years old) abandoned enterprise app running on-prem that hasn't seen updates in more than a decade.

Yes but you need to setup quite a bit of tooling to provide feedback loops. It's one thing to get an llm to do something unattended for long durations, it's a other to give it the …

it's fairly bespoke, but some examples: ETL pipelines, we catalogue and link our custom transformers to bodies of text that describes business cases for it with some examples, you …

So we have an LLM code scaffold repo we use in a large (2m loc) production Rails codebase and it works amazingly well. Rails and especially Ruby lends itself to describing business…

I go in because it helps separate work life from home life, which I find benefits both positively in different ways. I prefer a hybrid work area with three zones 1. Open plan chaos…

Heard about MPTP a while ago, it was no 3 of 6 on this list. Some crazy stuff out there https://youtu.be/5G1eaNkzERE?si=ic71KlAtdVE7Mwey

"macro service" hilarious, will most certainly use this in some future conversation at work, thanks.

There is the downside of having to maintain both schemas now. Unless you automate it devs will have to remember to migrate both when making a change which adds some overhead, not a…

"what advice would you give to xxx" Other than a means to gain advice, I've found this question a good gauge for collaboration compatibility. I often ask it in interviews on both s…

No hate on Emacs, just came across this on Friday and it cracked me up...thought I'd share https://youtu.be/urcL86UpqZc

Have you thought about taking on the role of CTO? Not sure if it's a possibility or something you even want, but it sounds like you're invested and have thoughts around the role. M…

We've had success using DBT incremental models for this. Deletes aren't supported though, but for our use case that's fine and do a nighly refresh on the whole. Otherwise the best …

Made me think of cool retro term, which I haven't checked out in I want to say 10 years...lo and behold someone already applied this to the green version haha https://user-images.g…

Yeah it's a bit of a shame they were bought by one of the cloud providers. Would've been great if something like Cruncy Bridge, PgAnalyze and Citus were merged into one company so …

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Sad to see. We really loved gitlab, but the pricing was so horrendous for what we were using and couldn't be scaled to non-tech employees (e.g. wiki or just reading MRs), so moved …

Ah yeah, I was try to reply to op

I don't think this is really comparable to 2008. Grossly simplified 2008 for me is more about bad debt, while this is around bad risk management...svb bought too many long term bon…

Haha indeed! I've started with a very basic Ruby api client that can read and create dashboards. My plan is to poc a tool that allows you to edit metabase config as files and secon…

Ah I was looking for exactly this the other day. I'm try to build a git based interface to our BI tool so that we can get config for our reports in source control instead of config…

so...AI kills us (waves hands in the air). Ah yes clear as mud.

What exactly is the concern here? I scanned through the article but there so much...for lack of a better word cruft, in there yet so little about what the underlying issue is. Is i…

Living in a 3rd world country the experience is the polar opposite. Everything the government touches fails here and quite dramatically. You mention business efficiency being built…

Yeah I've also wondered the same, i.e. I view it as a closed system and excess liquidity usually results in inflation until demand matches supply of money

It'll be before this, but seen once it can self evolve to a point where it fights not to be destroyed