RyanHamilton

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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
Legally I think not being responsible is the right decision. Morally I would hope everyone considers if they themselves are even partially responsible. As I look round at young people today and the tablet holding, media consuming youth pr
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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
>kind of wished that Azure Data Studio (now discontinued) had directly supported loading CSV/TXT etc into an in-memory or temp db for queries and portability QStudio supports right click query csv,txt,parquet via duckdb. It also sup
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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
I have to agree, I've also suffered account problems. I was locked out from an email address I used for 20 years. It refuses to take my password which is still valid. I've changed phone number since 20 years ago so can't us
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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
Did you sign any kind of agreement with a non disparagement clause to get early access? I'm asking because if you did, your data point isn't useful. It would mean anyone else that tried it and got worse results wouldn't be a
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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
Weekend and lunch time axis breaks for those curious: https://github.com/apache/echarts/issues/12796
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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
I evaluated a lot of chart frameworks 3 years ago before choosing echarts. We use it in our real time database visualization to to display charts at 10+ frames per second: https://www.timestored.com/pulse/ it's p
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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
It's hard for parents to fight against huge corporate interests that hire thousands of phds to grab your child's attention and influence them at every turn. Realistically it's almost impossible for parents to deny their teena
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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
I also found this and actually made it the default for an application I author with a few thousand users. Well it turned out jetbrains mono didn't support chinese characters so I broke my app for a proportion of my user base. I had to
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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
I wish that was the case. I suffered Crowdstrike being force installed upon all servers at a previous firm. After every system update it would "lose" it's configuration and proceed to try scanning every attached drive, some o
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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
I love their honest answer. Very retro.
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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
Congratulations on launching. Buckaroo looks great.
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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
QStudio allows querying CSV on mac via DuckDB: https://www.timestored.com/qstudio/csv-file-viewer I've been improving the Mac version a lot lately, key bindings, icon, an App package to download. So if you find a
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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
Great work. Buckaroo looks very slick.
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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
This friend will suggest you buy Nike shoes (ad sponsored) to cheer yourself up. Or recommend pharmaceuticals like us tv advertisements. The future is black mirror.
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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
Local markdown file based sql notebooks: https://www.timestored.com/sqlnotebook Disclaimer: I'm the author
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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
If you want to get started with prql check out qstudio https://www.timestored.com/qstudio/prql-ide it allows running prql easily against mysql postgresql duckdb etc
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by RyanHamilton 1y ago
I thought for cars it was because certain countries decided at state level that car making was strategically their thing? That combined with fashion, meaning some percentage of people want different looking cars.
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by RyanHamilton 2y ago
I also didn't like the existing notebook implementations. I wanted it to run locally, be based on markdown, specialized for just SQL and be easy to store in git. So I wrote one myself: https://www.timestored.com/sqlnote
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by RyanHamilton 2y ago
Congratulations on the launch. Looks very cool. If anyone is looking for a local non Web based editor please check out qstudio: https://www.timestored.com/qstudio/help/duckdb-sql-editor
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by RyanHamilton 2y ago
There are many themes to choose from. I recorded the demo on that page and I like windows 95. I concede it may not be pretty but I've always found it functional. The default is darcula theme like shown on the main page: https:/
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by RyanHamilton 2y ago
If you want to checkout duckdb try QStudio. It's a free sql client with duckdb integrated: https://www.timestored.com/qstudio/help/duckdb-sql-editor . Disclaimer: I'm the main author.
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by RyanHamilton 2y ago
That's exactly what qstudio offers: https://www.timestored.com/qstudio/prql-ide a desktop client that translates prql to run against many databases.
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by RyanHamilton 2y ago
You always begin mild. Ratchet up slowly. Then when someone complains roll back a little or plead ignorance. Keep repeating until complainers leave to go elsewhere. Keep the majority of users. Repeat until "done".
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by RyanHamilton 2y ago
The article is about functors. Some new concept that gives you a tiny subset of the functionality that a full language provides. Most languages have loops, control structures, the ability to store any data as a variable.
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by RyanHamilton 2y ago
He got so close to the right answer but went the wrong direction. "Imagine a programming language without functions.". Imagine SQL was instead based on an actual programming language, with variables and functions. that would solve
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by RyanHamilton 2y ago
Imagine going out camping in the woods with your kids too show them the outdoors and escape it all and only to look up and see an advert for Facebook. :(
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Can DuckDB do everything that a million dollar database can do?(timestored.com)
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by RyanHamilton 2y ago
>>Not an apple fan but from all big tech corporations they have the least amount of interest in mining user data from a business perspective I think it's more that they realised they couldn't beat google at that game and hop
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by RyanHamilton 2y ago
>>Apple: Does backflips to protect your data Yet they enabled this feature by default. Disabled by default would be easier than a backflip?
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by RyanHamilton 2y ago
Congratulations on launching. To provide feedback: I would like to have searched for clothes similar to my existing style. Some of the models had a style that just isn't me.

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