Anon_Admirer

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   by Anon_Admirer 2y ago

   While the original ISO standard may still have its use cases, your argument involves survivorship bias - just because a technology has been around a while doesn't make it superior. Your false belief that its long life in a group of oth
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   by Anon_Admirer 2y ago

   Hope this one gets captured by quackernews - can’t wait to see its description.
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   by Anon_Admirer 3y ago

   Have a look into Power BI developer mode which works with GIT: https://powerbi.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/deep-dive-into-powe... They recently released an update in preview that has a more human readable format: ht
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   by Anon_Admirer 3y ago

   > Wow, you really love PoweBI huh. Wouldn’t say love but prefer over the alternatives. I still find the user interfaces could have been designed better if they were not so focused on matching like other office products. I wish it was as
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   by Anon_Admirer 3y ago

   There seems to be a lot of shade here at Power BI. Forgetting Microsoft’s dominance in the market, I’ve much appreciated Microsoft’s approach to data visualization which is soft on the visuals, but gradually improving them and hard on the p
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   by Anon_Admirer 3y ago

   I don’t think the op meant that in the literal sense of the word “forced”. I took it to mean that arguments were used as a scare tactic to get you to take the multi-vitamin. I don’t think anyone can force people to take anything, but some d
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   by Anon_Admirer 3y ago

   There maybe survivorship bias in this persons feelings and beliefs.
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   Apache Arrow 9.0.0 Release(arrow.apache.org)

   1 points by Anon_Admirer 4y ago|0 comments
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   by Anon_Admirer 5y ago

   The auto-generated SQL from Microsoft's DAX Language for Analysis Services and PowerBi is not bad. I think it comes down to how well developed the expression engine converts to SQL. Microsoft though has had many years fine tuning their
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    by Anon_Admirer 5y ago

    I am getting Data Analysis Expressions ("DAX") vibes. Feels like what it tries to do is similar to the DAX language used by PowerBi and Analysis Services for Direct Query but expressed differently I am honestly having a hard time