NeroVanbierv

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by NeroVanbierv 3y ago
I knew that I had the wrong word, but couldn't think of the correct one. Thanks!
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by NeroVanbierv 3y ago
Actually, I did install the APK directly from Apkpure, but it didn't seem to do anything apart from loading the splash screen.
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by NeroVanbierv 3y ago
Thanks! Yeah I like to draw the parallel to devops, because the interface looks somewhat familiar for people who know that. But the kind of analysis you're doing in Marple is actually a lot different
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My broken ThinkPad plays music upon booting(nerology.substack.com)
214 points by NeroVanbierv 3y ago|61 comments
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Show HN: CI/CD for time series data (by Marple)(marpledata.com)
15 points by NeroVanbierv 3y ago|2 comments
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by NeroVanbierv 3y ago
Clearer example: https://i.imgur.com/MH2dwJp.png
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Why are all Google search results “Untitled”?(google.com)
7 points by NeroVanbierv 3y ago|4 comments
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by NeroVanbierv 3y ago
Screenshot from my machine: https://i.imgur.com/EH3Q2sX.png
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Energy production by source in Belgium (last 5 years)(app.marpledata.com)
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by NeroVanbierv 4y ago
The graphs are interactive, so play around with them. Pro tip: you can click "expand" to see a bigger view.
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Shining a light on solar racing: the power of a data data driven car(marpledata.com)
1 points by NeroVanbierv 4y ago|1 comments
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Disco balls in space: how variable stars work(marpledata.com)
3 points by NeroVanbierv 4y ago|1 comments
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by NeroVanbierv 4y ago
Hi! This is our first story in a series about science and engineering. The graphs are interactive, so have fun playing around with them!
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Show HN: Stream realtime example data to your InfluxDB(stream.marpledata.com)
3 points by NeroVanbierv 4y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: An influxDB front end made for engineers(marpledata.com)
2 points by NeroVanbierv 4y ago|0 comments
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We still use .csv for time series data(marpledata.com)
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by NeroVanbierv 4y ago
Cool, thanks! Is there a way to send data as it's generated? Yes! We have a tiny python SDK that can take care of that. Read more here: https://www.marpledata.com/docs/by-category/developers [...] use data
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by NeroVanbierv 4y ago
We've indeed had other people confusing us with Maple before! Luckily Maple is not so often used in an engineering data context.
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Show HN: Marple – Interactive time series visualization for engineers(marpledata.com)
42 points by NeroVanbierv 4y ago|14 comments
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Show HN: Marple – Interactive time series visualization for engineers(marpledata.com)
14 points by NeroVanbierv 4y ago|3 comments
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by NeroVanbierv 5y ago
Marple | Software engineer | Full-time | ONSITE Antwerp, Belgium At Marple we believe that engineers are the cornerstone of innovation and are committed to supporting them. Our goal is to make engineering more efficient, qualitative and inc
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by NeroVanbierv 6y ago
A very good suggestion and something we need to look into. Thinking about it, the techniques will probably be similar.
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by NeroVanbierv 6y ago
Python + React in electron
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by NeroVanbierv 6y ago
Sorry for the huge delay, I missed your comment. Thanks for the feedback! - just to confirm: this means your screen is has a height < 800px? - do you remember what exactly went wrong on windows? - sounds very weird behaviour, do you have
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by NeroVanbierv 6y ago
(Mbaert his comment, but his account is throttled) We were worried about the performance of Electron as well. All data intensive work is done in a separate process, once in react/electron no data manipulation is needed anymore. So far
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by NeroVanbierv 6y ago
On your own laptop for now. This has the advantage that your data is already there on your local disk - no need for uploading. But with some minor changes we can run it in the cloud too
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by NeroVanbierv 6y ago
Which ones are broken?
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by NeroVanbierv 6y ago
Thanks, cool question. The insane performance gains we have when visualising are mostly because of conceptual decisions we made. One such thing is that we don't try to plot more datapoints than there are pixels on the users screen. But
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by NeroVanbierv 6y ago
Realtime and db are among the things that we will work on next. We still need to figure at a way to do this efficiently for us so that we don't need to integrate ourselves with every kind of db. The maximum was about 400 million datapo
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by NeroVanbierv 6y ago
There is no integration for any db setup at the moment, but this is one of the next things we will tackle for sure! Druid was not on our radar, seems like it is used a lot in automotive/aerospace. Never tested superset, I'll give

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