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by ako 3y ago
Overall, while we as developers often prefer to focus on complex software engineering challenges, it looks like here the core problem is the user experience of complex data entry/administrative applications. Designing for so many diffe
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by ako 3y ago
I'm from Europe, have never heard of In-N-Out before, don't know how they work, nor the quality they provide...
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by ako 3y ago
Looks interesting, but exactly what is missing when just adding duckdb to Postgres. Why did you go with delta lake over iceberg?
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by ako 3y ago
How should operations be changed to address the problems?
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by ako 3y ago
Agreed, you see the same issue with other enterprise software that tries to everything: SAP (including more specialized parts like Concur), Workday, and many others. They’re trying to do everything, then are often badly configured, mostly b
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by ako 3y ago
Wouldn’t you still miss the part about storing tables column based in your database rather than row based? Would be nice to have “create table” or “create materialized” view with columnar storage option.
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by ako 3y ago
I hate it when news sites post videos, it just doesn’t work if you’re in a room with multiple people and everyone is looking at a different video with audio.
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by ako 3y ago
Probably depends on your stakeholders. In a small company with owners (having domain knowledge and experience) driving the roadmap there's probably no need to provide data for what should be the next important thing. In a large corpora
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by ako 3y ago
To do objective, measurable, data driven roadmap prioritization. You want to be able to show how often certain features or capabilities were requested, in what context, and what the impact would be, both on the customer and on sales targets
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by ako 3y ago
Seems like the usual “all change is bad” reaction you see around most initiatives. All the alternatives have similar downsides or worse.
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by ako 3y ago
Looks like there are other models that vary more than 2: https://www.regentcraft.com/
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by ako 3y ago
As a PM you need a place to register your customer needs. If you don't have a dedicated tool, needs mostly end up as tickets in Jira. So best to register them elsewhere. I've seen two approaches to this, ProductBoard and Jira Prod
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by ako 3y ago
The free market economy promised to deliver better quality products with lower prices, but it seems to result in low quality products for low prices. Buyers vote with their wallets, and pricing seems to be more important than quality. I see
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by ako 3y ago
Seems like you could do the same in Sql with CTEs or views, with the benefit of the query optimizer finding the fastest way to execute your pipeline on a large dataset.
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by ako 3y ago
Everyone opposing the government either ends up falling from a hotel, or ends up in siberia, so you can’t blame the Russian people from being careful. At the same time, plenty people in the US are prepared to be boiled by trump…
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by ako 3y ago
Depending on your water meter this device may be useful: https://www.homewizard.com/watermeter/
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by ako 3y ago
The letter reads like Reiser thinks the firmware bug is fixable, and it’s more a case of nurture over nature. Don’t know if that’s true, but it’s not unthinkable.
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by ako 3y ago
Not, but I don’t do much typing on my lap anyways, typing is usually on a desk or table, when using an iPad on my lap it’s mostly for media consumption, better without a keyboard.
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by ako 3y ago
Why limit yourself to an iPad specific keyboard? I use low-profile mechanical keyboards which offer much better typing experience, and are just as portable. When traveling the Nuphy air 75 fits in any bag, at home I pair it with a slightly
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by ako 3y ago
Did you try view collections, https://pocketbase.io/docs/collections/#view-collection ?
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by ako 3y ago
The difficulty is creating the fastest implementation. If you look at the results of the submissions so far you’ll see a big difference in duration, between 11 seconds and more than 4 minutes. 11 seconds seems pretty impressive for a 12Gb f
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by ako 3y ago
How would you make a laptop more mobile? I think they've gone too small and too thin in the past, now settling on larger laptops. If i didn't need to program on my computer, i'd use an ipad as a single computing device for ev
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by ako 3y ago
As far as I know schools have to pay for the newspaper articles they use in class to educate students. Training an AI seems similar. Here’s a service for the UK providing paid access to copyrighted materials to schools: https://w
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by ako 3y ago
Sure, it's 95% luck, the other 5% can be influenced by hard work. That 5% determines how successful you'll be compared to others with the same amount of luck. It's like being handed a lottery ticket. If you don't work ha
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by ako 3y ago
Because it’s unfair, most of what determines if a person can become a high performing worker is determined by luck outside the control of this person. I’m currently on a work trip in India, and it’s very obvious how much luck determines you
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by ako 3y ago
It’s far from modern, Oracle had this over 25 years ago.
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by ako 3y ago
PM is not a junior type of job for someone called josh. In my experience it’s a full time job, requiring experience in the customer problem domain, and engineering experience.
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by ako 3y ago
I don't understand, how do you handle prioritization decisions: if you have a 100+ customers that all want something, how do you create understanding of all needs, how do you distill that to an integrated roadmap, and how do you align
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by ako 3y ago
You don’t need graphql for that, modern sql databases that support json documents already support something like this. In Postgres, either return nested json structures, or nested arrays. For an example see: https://shusson.info&
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by ako 3y ago
You can do that in Postgres, either return nested json structures, or nested arrays. For an example see: https://shusson.info/post/building-nested-json-objects-with-...

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