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   by aleda145 7mo ago

   Are we reinventing `yes` now? ( https://man7.org/linux/man-pages/man1/yes.1.html )
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   by aleda145 7mo ago

   Still working on https://kavla.dev I have worked with data for a while. I feel like our tools could be much better when it comes to "flow". I want an experience where you don't need to alt+tab to slack/images
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   by aleda145 7mo ago

   Also "vela" means "to be undecided" or "to go back and forth" in Swedish, great fit!
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   by aleda145 7mo ago

   Really cool! During my university years I had a lot of fun with scheduling 200 interviews for different 20 companies for a career fair. Created a problem statement and then solved it with Gurobi, repo here: ( https://github.com&#x
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   by aleda145 8mo ago

   Very alarming. I feel like especially the West is regressing on climate change with the rise of the far right ( https://www.politico.eu/article/robert-lambrou-alternative-f... ) I don't know what to do.
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   by aleda145 8mo ago

   Thank you!
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   by aleda145 8mo ago

   I was inspired by https://www.neobrutalism.dev/ !
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   by aleda145 8mo ago

   I was inspired by https://www.neobrutalism.dev/ !
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   by aleda145 8mo ago

   That has been my experience as well! Aside from the non-linearity, what key features would make you use Kavla instead of a notebook?
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    by aleda145 8mo ago

    Interviewing is an interesting use case! Is that something you're doing? What pain points do you have as interviewer with existing tools?
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    by aleda145 8mo ago

    Thank you so much for sharing, super helpful! Great take on the SQL lock in, that's something that I need to think hard about. Ideally a git integration maybe? Kavla also traverses the DAG, psuedo code: deps = getDeps() /&#x2F
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    by aleda145 8mo ago

    Thank you! What resource(s) are you using for learning SQL and DBA concepts? I haven't really thought about Kavla as being a learning environment, maybe you are onto something!
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    by aleda145 8mo ago

    That's super interesting! With Kavla I want to lean into the exploring/debugging phase for analytics. "Embrace the mess", in a way. My vision is that there will be an "export to dbt" button when you're rea
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    by aleda145 8mo ago

    Cool! This feels like it will very easily segway into corporate "spyware" if you ever start doing enterprise plans. What's your take on that?
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    by aleda145 8mo ago

    https://kavla.dev/ It's an infinite canvas that runs SQL. I've been working with data my entire career. I feel like we need to alt+tab so much. What if we just put it all on a canvas? Currently very WIP, but there
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    by aleda145 8mo ago

    I personally love this development. Sure, I find some pleasure in writing code. But what I love most is mapping out a gnarly problem on pen and paper. Then the code is "just" an implementation detail. Guess I'm an ideas guy a
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    by aleda145 8mo ago

    I'd say nothing has beaten the association rules + graph search I did for my thesis about restocking an automated picking machine in a warehouse ( https://github.com/aleda145/product_allocation_aframe ) code: https
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    A startup copied my landing page (and then gave me great feedback on it)(blog.dahl.dev)

    5 points by aleda145 8mo ago|0 comments
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    by aleda145 8mo ago

    Oh, are you seeing any issues with tldraw and their sync engine? I'm running it on durable objects and it's been delightful so far
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    by aleda145 8mo ago

    Cool! What canvas engine are you using?
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    by aleda145 9mo ago

    Been having a custom domain on Proton for almost 10 years now. No issues and I'm happy my Google sceptisism is now paying dividends
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    A Case of Bromism Influenced by Use of Artificial Intelligence (2025)(acpjournals.org)

    1 points by aleda145 9mo ago|0 comments
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    Olo (Imaginary Color)(en.wikipedia.org)

    2 points by aleda145 10mo ago|0 comments
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    by aleda145 10mo ago

    I'm working on https://kavla.dev/ It's an infinite canvas for analytics teams, like Figma + data I'm currently working on making a better landing page, it's really hard to make a good one!
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    Startup Playbook(playbook.samaltman.com)

    7 points by aleda145 10mo ago|1 comments
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    Netflix is not a tech company (2019)(ben-evans.com)

    3 points by aleda145 10mo ago|0 comments
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    by aleda145 10mo ago

    I think data analysis can use more collaboration! So I'm building a multiplayer data canvas using tldraw and duckdb WASM! It's been a lot of building too Check it out https://kavla.dev/
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    by aleda145 10mo ago

    I went to Copenhagen this summer. I was quite disappointed in the bicycle infrastructure, I felt like it was on par with what we have in Stockholm. Rented bikes and biked around for two days. It was nice! Not sure how this index is being ca
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    by aleda145 10mo ago

    Pocketbase is awesome. I'm using it as the auth layer for my side project ( https://kavla.dev/ ). The hooks are great, even relatively complex things like spinning up infrastructure is easy ( https://pocketbase
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    In 2002, Mitch Kapor bet $20k that no AI would pass the Turing Test before 2029(longbets.org)

    2 points by aleda145 1y ago|1 comments