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Comment #48739191
I wonder if stuff like this will also be created when token costs explode.
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Comment #46752385
The only ISP I have access to is Deutsche Telekom and I often have problems with websites loading slowly. A few more years before other ISPs can provide internet in my new developm…
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Comment #46604567
Looks interesting. I'm interested in the T-Deck Tulip CC and would love to use it for coding whilst im traveling. Any experience with using such a device for light programming?
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Comment #46567382
Really interesting. I wonder if something good will come out of it. It feels like twitch plays pomemon.
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Comment #45463752
Really love litestream. Easy to use and never crashes on me. I still recommend using it as a systemd unit service. I'm not only using it as a backup tool but also to mirror databas…
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Comment #45007740
As long as iceberg and delta lake won't support v2, adoption will be really hard. I'm working aot with parquet and wasn't even aware that there is a version 2.0.
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Comment #39239249
I don't understand why you wouldn't just use plain s3. There is no comparison in the readme and I would love to understand what the benefits are. Also I would have expected a compa…
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Comment #39100952
That is just plain untrue. They deport criminal migrants or migrants that are not under international asylum law. And we are talking about few thousands per year.
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Comment #38993698
This looks really helpful! I'm working a lot on graph databases and am wondering, if there are similar projects working with say neo4j. I guess because you don't have a schema, the…
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Comment #38770793
The commit messages are terrible. In my opinion, conventional commit messages [0] should be used for a clean commit history. [0] https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/
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Comment #38549871
Are your transformations written in SQL?
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Comment #38146003
We just ditched slack in favour of teams at our company, because slack wasn't "secure" enough. I feel like I see a headline like this twice a month. I can't ever remember seeing a …