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robertlacok

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    I think what many people are finding out is they don’t really need distributed processing. DuckDB on a single node can get you really far, and it’s much simpler.

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    Comment #42014566

    On a computer, just uBlock Origin and it works wonders. Tangential question - what is the best solution for iPhone? On Androids you can use Firefox with uBlock, but it seems none o…

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    Comment #39299476

    https://f5bot.com is a way to get an email notification when a keyword is mentioned

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    Comment #38772733

    A huge downside of writing this down on paper is team collaboration. Imagine that instead this is kept in a tool like Notion which the entire team can access. At first this feels i…

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    Comment #38067688

    There's an important thing that is easy to miss if you just use a Google Takeout for the export – your Shared albums will only contain pictures that you yourself added! I went thro…

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    Comment #36354626

    Exactly. On that topic – what do you do when you observe that in your test results? What's the right way to interpret the data?

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    Comment #33540886

    You can always share your calendar from one account with another, and hide/show it in the right panel ;)

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    Comment #33453635

    Any way to integrate the tasks with Linear?

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    Comment #32010378

    I think this is what you’re looking for: https://pyreadiness.org/3.11/

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    Comment #31966617

    Do you know https://grep.app ? :)

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    Comment #29912585

    Substack and Medium are the common platforms if you’re interested in writing something. JAMstack if you’d prefer to tinker with the blogging system.

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    Comment #27371054

    Hey there! Product Manager from Deepnote here. We're in a stage where we support a few enterprises already, but so far only those who are comfortable using a managed service. Howev…

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    Comment #27148329

    Deepnote has native Postgres cells :) you can mix them with Python too. Disclaimer - I work there :)

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    Comment #26660130

    I love MJML. Though the output delivers on the promise only 95% of times (I had to bend it a bit because of Gmail on iPhones), the experience for me as a developer is 100x better t…

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    Comment #26640958

    Hey, cool product! I'm curious - I saw you use Auth0 for your hosted solution, even though your own platform offers auth. Do you plan to use Supabase for Supabase?

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    Comment #26470145

    To me, they’re a worse version of People in Chrome. I had two windows open, one for work and one personal, one light one dark, easy to distinguish. Never any issue with multiple ac…

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    Comment #25177013

    Also this one: http://thiscitydoesnotexist.com/

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    Comment #25168881

    Wow, this is so cool! My girlfriend is a cardiac surgeon and tinkers with 3D models & printing. She has a baby project - a library of anatomical heart models, depicting various def…

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    Comment #25058966

    PyPI is the ground truth for a lot of the official information about packages, and package.wiki reuses some of it (like short descriptions) from the psf BigQuery dataset. The initi…

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    Comment #25058881

    Hey, I found a cool BigQuery dataset with files from GitHub and got really curious about which packages are often used together. I joined it with download counts to estimate popula…

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