Jgrubb

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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Neato, and I personally appreciate your finops.sql example query :)
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
There's Metabase.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
I’m trying to imagine the size and complexity of the indemnity clause in Ticketmaster’s contract with Snowflake, and the number of hours and redlines and delays, .. all the lawyers. All the delays for the analytics org, all the pain, all t
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
I think if it’s one customer you could maybe blame the customer and get away with it. If it’s multiple at once, all those customers very obviously are just pointers back.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
They’ve definitely gotten the repeatedly-named Snowflake employee in a lot of hot water.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
I admit I'm not crazy deep in this space but I'm _pretty_ into this space and I've never heard of Carbon. Parquet is kind of winning the OSS columnar format race right now.
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Home Affairs Department confirms cyber incident impacting Ticketmaster customers(abc.net.au)
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
"Shift left" is a relatively hot, relatively new catchall bizterm that typically makes one visualize pushing a workload "upstream" from its current place in the flow. In this context, I think TDD is close to what it mea
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Which truth are you referring to?
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
> I share my frustrations because I care about the platform and want it to get better. Caring about someone else’s platform - especially when you care about it more than the people who have control over it - is not where you want to be.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
It's not gonna be them, it's gonna be Gen X that gets the shaft on this one and probably millennials that raise the capital gains taxes on the old people when they finally age into leadership roles and the old people by that point
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
I'm relatively new to both and love them both for what they do well. Duck is "in process" like SQLite. Clickhouse is a client/server model like most other databases. Duck is currently more optimized for the analyst or
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
What are his shit movies?, I’m not aware of any but need to check them out.
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
My piece is a little paradise. Education is top notch, roads are taken care of. Even our average RWNJs aren't as RWNJ-y as they are most other places, probably because of point A. Were you hanging out in the left lane or something?
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by Jgrubb 2y ago
Not nearly long enough, but I'll take what I can get.
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by Jgrubb 3y ago
First summary I’ve bothered to click on so mission accomplished, and I learned a lot.
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by Jgrubb 3y ago
The correct answer to question 3 is "it depends".
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by Jgrubb 3y ago
Any process that I'm aware of that uses yeast for something feeds the yeast, multiplying it and making it stronger. "Waste" brewer's yeast is more accurate, right?
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by Jgrubb 3y ago
Red Garland fan club roll call.
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by Jgrubb 3y ago
Or that usage and billing is a difficult space and this particular thread has been dogpiled by a bunch of folks that have never actually worked in it.
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by Jgrubb 3y ago
I’m interested if you felt like elaborating on that.
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by Jgrubb 3y ago
BQ lesson #1 - don't select * on a gigundous dataset. Lesson #2 - if you select * on a gigundous dataset, make sure it's on your employers bill.
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by Jgrubb 3y ago
No, by amount of data scanned to answer the query. This would be about 2.2PB worth of data. Partitioning matters y'all!
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by Jgrubb 3y ago
Well sure, but how do you query the data they're hosting for free without using google services?
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by Jgrubb 3y ago
My work laptop recently started having issues with the keyboard so I got a loaner, an unopened M1 Pro. It was still on an older version of the Mac OS, and I am so bummed that they want it back. The UI that you're referring to is malpra
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by Jgrubb 3y ago
Yes, Evidence was my intro to ECharts. I’m more on the building datasets side of things lately, but on the occasions that I do need to produce some analyses Evidence is the model I want to use. Thank you.
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by Jgrubb 3y ago
I doubt they're morons, more likely perfectly intelligent and know exactly what they're doing and for whom.
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by Jgrubb 3y ago
Duck and Clickhouse call this an AsOf join - https://duckdb.org/docs/guides/sql_features/asof_join.html
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by Jgrubb 3y ago
https://archive.is/McQTl
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by Jgrubb 3y ago
I don’t think it’s facetious, I think it’s inspirational to point out that most of the time it’s just about hard work and doing the jobs nobody else is/wants to be doing.

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