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Comment #47571181
Intriguing concept, especially because I've thought of dabbling into this area. Can this tool solve these problems with models: - insisting on using sed and shell redirection inste…
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Comment #47515933
As an aside, there's now Lance data format support in DuckDB through their extension. It has Lance's vector search support available among other things: https://github.com/lance-fo…
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Comment #45436189
Well, this looks very nice. I have so far avoided runbooks, preferring to use Ansible or such. Installed, and will see if I'll change my habits. Containers and such have made Ansib…
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Comment #45025784
I wonder what is the difference between efficiency of MacBook display vs Framework laptop. Whilst CPU and GPU take considerable power they aren't usually working at 100% utilizatio…
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Comment #43456166
I'm no health expert, only an expert practitioner of my hands. Mostly I keep changing keyboards and positions. That small chorded keyset can be set to more natural positions and mo…
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Comment #43455892
Yeah, I have probably conflated the two technologies somewhere along the way. And if I had read all the way to the footnotes of the original article I'd have found the keyset's cho…
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Comment #43455857
Whoa. Thank you for the info dump. I'll see about making use of these. That Tap device has moved from fingers to wrist, I see. Sadly it's out of stock. Plus getting niche devices o…
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Comment #43454284
I sometimes wonder if chorded keyboard would be better for controlling the computer and keeping better posture against RSI issues. Not to mention more compact space compared to ful…
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Comment #43422604
And since in Lisp code is data and data is code you could go even farther back. A tad sensationalist claim from the article authors.
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Comment #43422584
I find it a baffling that the popularity of Jupyter and successes of notebook analysis in science hasn’t brought a change in Python to better support this user base. Packaging has …
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Comment #43398384
This is a wonderful project. Seemingly simple on the surface. I'd love to see some notes of the frontend implementation. I see there's OpenFreeMap as presumably the base map, which…
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Comment #43351637
That's one way of looking at it. To me this UI seems like both a useful tool and an advertisement. There's another way this could have gone. DuckDB Labs might have published the ex…
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Comment #43351423
Ok, thank you for the explanation. I realized that the extension provides a HTTP API to DuckDB. Is this perhaps to become the official way to use DuckDB through HTTP? For me this i…
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Comment #43344671
The nature of UI as an extension is somewhat hard to understand, since its installation method differs from other extensions. Even core ones. Some extensions autoload, some require…
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Comment #43344582
I have thought that the commercial nature of the (heh) mother company here, DuckDB labs, is support contracts and the like. Whilst MotherDuck is just another VC funded company in t…
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Comment #43344166
The docs say that the extension's server is configured here: https://duckdb.org/docs/stable/extensions/ui#remote-url But yeah, I can't find docs nor source for the UI. And the exte…
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Comment #43344097
The UI looks nice and is by itself a welcome addition. I am somewhat at odds with it being a default extension build into DuckDB release. This still is a feature/product coming fro…
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Comment #43342860
This looks very promising. I'll have to think my visualization cases against new possibilities this enables. I have been intermittently following Rerun, a "robotics-style data visu…
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Comment #43181829
Well this seems nice and easy. Thank you for the example. There's local, Kubernetes and fly.io support for FLAME (that I found after short search). I envision running main Erlang V…
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Comment #43173149
At first read this seems really promising. Getting into Elixir/Erlang ecosystem from Python has seemed too hard to take the time. And when there I wouldn't be able to leverage all …
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Comment #42192657
There’s also Overture Maps with its 3.7B features: https://overturemaps.org/ Foursquare could conceivably become a member and donate their data.
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Comment #41852552
You can use DuckDB WASM independently of Pyodide and can extend it with SQLite. Though it seems to be somewhat limited. I couldn't even check what version it has, since sqlite_vers…
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Comment #41846123
I do applaud this kind of work. Better, faster tooling for data as files and moving across runtimes is sorely needed. Two things I would hope to see before I'd start using Vorter i…
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Comment #40433189
There's the tmux -CC control mode support that was mentioned, which combines best from both. Leader key support that arrived in this version might enable even greater Tmux integrat…
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Comment #40426507
Yeah, this state of discussion saddens me. There's so many other features I've yet to digest in the release notes. This release has been a long time in coming. Yet, as a daily iTer…