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whoopdeepoo
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Comment #48937283
Well isn't that what benchmarks are for? They compare total cost for a unit of work.
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Comment #47885852
You can use deepseek with Claude code
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Comment #47655916
Both of these valuations are absolutely absurd. I guess Anthropic looks good in comparison, but I don't want to hold that bag. The Chinese models are catching up in quality while b…
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Comment #37593077
We use it to sort parquets out of core and then the arrow interface to read into Python and export as geoparquets
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Comment #35997232
Yes, it's still very alpha
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Comment #35984175
Such an amazing project. Once the geospatial extension lands I'm going to seriously consider switching our geoparquet workflows over.
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Comment #35463937
Electric pickup trucks are an insanely priced novelty until they figure out towing performance.
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Comment #35295799
Cool, but you really need a grammar check. Pass this through chatgpt or something.
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Comment #35255093
Buy a Mazda
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Comment #34977058
The answer is foreign students if it's anything like my university town.
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Comment #34755481
I don't write any colored function code in python, I'd much rather work with process/thread pools
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Comment #34755469
> But who reads all the docs Why is this so common? Do people seriously not read a language/library documentation? That's the absolute first thing I do when evaluating a technology…
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Comment #34746700
ESRI is a scourge on the GIS industry. One of the creators of postgis can say it much better than I can. https://blog.cleverelephant.ca/2018/11/esri-dominates.html
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Comment #34718087
Already way too many tabs in the example. I could see this getting completely unreadable very quick.
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Comment #34688486
Subject matter expert
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Comment #34666961
Chump change compared to the hundreds of billions of taxpayer dollars wasted but enough for me to not care about the consequences of my actions
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Comment #34666920
First we were looking for potential uranium deposits with satellite imagery. When that was no longer necessary we switched to identifying targets for aerial strikes. The imagery wa…
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Comment #34666678
Exactly. I made a fortune as an intelligence contractor during the Iraq war.
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Comment #34606889
It's his personal website, not a philosophy journal. Can we scrutinize all your comments for subject matter expertise? What is your expertise anyway?
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Comment #34588983
Every single org I've found that says "we don't use ORMs because they're slow" ends up constructing their own bespoke, wheel-reinventing "orm" or sticks all their application logic…
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Comment #34542140
What do you use instead?
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Comment #34542138
Incredible work, the best python database tool just got even better!
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Comment #34446963
Kinda off topic but why do grade school kids need a MacBook air?
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Comment #34214593
Just say independent contractor
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Comment #34214589
I followed a similar strategy and was hired as a senior. Granted I had ~8 years programming experience before being hired but none of it was as a salaried SWE.