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by aerzen 8mo ago
Sorry for being dismissive. I've written a post [1] that highlights the core discrepancy between the two dialects. I like criticizing SQL and having a documented case like this is nice. [1]: https://aljaz.murerzen.eu/sq
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by aerzen 8mo ago
This is a really long article for saying "precedence between || and + is different between PostgreSQL and Oracle SQL".
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by aerzen 8mo ago
Location: Europe / SI Remote: Yes Willing to relocate: No Technologies: Rust / Python / Java / PostgreSQL Résumé/CV: https://aljaz.murerzen.eu/cv.pdf Email: aljaz.erzen at gmail com
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by aerzen 9mo ago
https://aljaz.murerzen.eu
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by aerzen 9mo ago
A good idea in theory. When I was at uni, i designed a protocol for that, with the vision of having individual stores, "commerce article aggregators", and user apps that can query either stores directly or aggregators, all using t
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by aerzen 9mo ago
This is very similar to what I'm building: https://lutra-lang.org The base premise is the same: SQL is not a proper programming language and everyone knows it only because they have to. And I feel like everyone who knows SQ
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by aerzen 9mo ago
Because we already have databases we have to query and they speak only a dialect of SQL. If there were a lower-level machine-friendly instruction set for databases, it should target that.
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Lutra: General-Purpose Query Language(lutra-lang.org)
1 points by aerzen 10mo ago|2 comments
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by aerzen 10mo ago
For the last year, I've been working on a query language that aims to replace SQL and data frame libraries. It's continuation of my work on PRQL and EdgeQL. Now I need feedback on usability, ergonomics and overall design. Read tro
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by aerzen 10mo ago
Nice. I know a few people who'd need this in Ljubljana
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by aerzen 10mo ago
The look reminds me of Turbo Pascal. Without the bright blue color.
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by aerzen 10mo ago
Not sorta, quite literally. You can start a Postgres instance and point gel-server at it. By default, it does start a managed Postgres because that's more convenient, but you can point it to Aurora or RDS or any other pg deployment.
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by aerzen 11mo ago
Is there some software I can run on my OpenWrt to detect suspicious traffic? I guess the big problem here is analysis, because a modern home network moves a massive amount of traffic, to many endpoints.
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by aerzen 11mo ago
Why are some files obfuscated in the ui repo? It looks like compiled typescript has been included without the original source. A gated feature? Malicious intent?
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by aerzen 1y ago
These "anti-patterns" are just workarounds for bad language design of SQL (or lack of design actually). I'm working on a language that can run on SQL databases, so I hope it will do better with every one of these points. If a
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by aerzen 1y ago
That's a nice abstraction, kudos. I wish I'd read this README before I started my backend project. Does anyone know of a similar package in rust? My kotlin is a bit lacking to understand everything here.
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by aerzen 1y ago
My wife uses this a lot. ArcMap used to be de-facto software in her field, but QGis has overtaken that completely. It might not be as polished as ArcMap, it's missing a few guardrails that would prevent you messing up, but it has more
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New Compilation Methods for Complex User-Defined Functions(db.cs.uni-tuebingen.de)
6 points by aerzen 1y ago|1 comments
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by aerzen 1y ago
An article for compiling PL/SQL to plain SQL. Including recursive functions.
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by aerzen 1y ago
Someone help me, a rust programmer , understand this: is this like having a function be generic over structs with some fields? Like having `<T: {width: f64, depth: f64}>`? I have such a hard time understanding the multiple arrows nota
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by aerzen 1y ago
But does data fusion publish a specification of how this metadata can be read, along with a test suite for verifying implementations? Because if they don't, this cannot be reliably used by any other impl
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by aerzen 1y ago
DMA is applicable only to "gatekeepers" who markets with X amount of users. This is designed not to burden smaller businesses, but to limit monopoly of the large few corporations.
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by aerzen 1y ago
Am I dumb or does this article fail to explain what does the tag manager actually do? And not just with a loaded word, such as surveillance or spying, but actually technically explain what they are selling for and why it is bad.
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by aerzen 1y ago
Immich recently introduced a similar pricing model - you can buy a license, but there are no major features locked if you don't. https://buy.immich.app/ I think that this model is a great indicator that the software&#x
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by aerzen 2y ago
Recently I've started evaluating new languages in terms of "how difficult would it be to read working code in this language, written by an insane person". After looking at this for 5 minutes it seems it is better than rhai ac
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by aerzen 2y ago
im not sure this is true
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by aerzen 2y ago
I like rust because Any is inconvenient. It pushes you to implement things with static typing.
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by aerzen 2y ago
To me, anything that needs a server cannot be "buy once", because that would imply that the server availability for forever is included in the purchase. Which obviously is not and neither should it be. You do make a good point th
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by aerzen 2y ago
Is this the rust mascot? Should I be upvoting because of rust? \s
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by aerzen 2y ago
I'd pay for this.

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