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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
This is great, but for different reasons than the README implies. > "Hugo sounds great! Let me try it out!" > "Okay, I made a new theme and a page in content/!!" > "Running hugo server -D now!!! ... Wh
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Shared mutable state invites complexity into our programs(interjectedfuture.com)
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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
I had not heard that Churchill quote, but now I feel vindicated that I take the same approach as him! I think this can also be extended to data tools. I've had so many experiences where a SaaS tool that tries to automate away the manua
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The Web Before Teatime(blog.davemartin.me)
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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
No, Github proxies and caches images through an intermediary (probably for privacy reasons amongst other things.)
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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
Even more context: SQL interface on Differential/Timely Dataflow = https://materialize.com/ Python interface on Differential/Timely Dataflow = https://bytewax.io/ Grossly oversimplified, but direc
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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
Thanks! To answer your question: The core components of Materialize have always been licensed under the BSL [0], with a conversion to the Apache v2.0 License four years from the date of publication. These components (now called the storage,
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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
Fantasy fiction of a sysadmin that uses anonymity on the internet to craft themselves into someone more important than they are in real life.
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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
Does Betteredge's law of headlines apply to academic papers?
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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
Can I describe a data queueing problem that I feel like there is a specific data (or queue) structure for, but that I don't know the name is? Let's say you are trying to "synchronize" a secondary data store with a primar
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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
Yeah 100%. This article reads like the reddit.com/r/im14andthisisdeep/ version of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Attention_economy > Traditional advertising could never get your attention. Are you seri
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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
Yeah when I read that sentence, it's a big red flag that the author has no idea what they're talking about. They're likely just rehashing something a friend told them after watching a TED Talk. If you set an advertising campa
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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
I was surprised by the "TrustPilot doesn't own the reviews" section. It seems like the important word in the legalese you posted above is "non-exclusive." Say a user wrote a review on TrustPilot, and copy/paste
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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
This reads like a copy of https://blog.twitch.tv/en/2022/04/26/ingesting-live-video-st... with some IVS content marketing slathered on top
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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
https://www.prisma.io/dataguide/ Over the past few years, Prisma has been quietly building a complete zero to advanced guide to databases that I've started to refer people to and use as reference myself. It stands
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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
Has either the Dewitt clause or the Dewitt Embrace ever resulted in some kind of legal action? It seems like more of a threat stance to various partners and ecosystem players than anything else.
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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
Yeah I am not sure how this will play out for professional illustration... You can trace a constantly evolving visual style in web design back to a root cause: "The need to look modern and legitimate." It's hard to remember,
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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
https://researchportal.bath.ac.uk/en/publications/bicycle-he...
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by andrenotgiant 4y ago
OK first of all, I think they picked the wrong example with doctors, because that one comes with a lot more ethical and emotional baggage than the others referenced. For something like consulting, the author's proposal sounds like an o
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by andrenotgiant 5y ago
Sounds like a recipe for a "Cobra Effect"[1] where suddenly, credible bribes grow by 10x! [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Perverse_incentive
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by andrenotgiant 5y ago
This conference is absolutely stacked. It goes to show what a huge latent demand there is for non-corporate conferences in the data space.
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by andrenotgiant 5y ago
I'm asking about what happens when, for example, you embed a dynamic SVG badge in your GitHub readme. Doesn't GitHub cache every image in their own CDN for security and control purposes?
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by andrenotgiant 5y ago
Something I've always wondered about these shields... How do you ensure the platforms where users embed them don't cache the images in their CDNs? Is it just a matter of setting headers?
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by andrenotgiant 5y ago
Thanks for trying Materialize, (I work there!) What bugs did you run into with the Postgres Source? If you put them in a reply here or an email to andy@materialize.com we would be very appreciative of your feedback.
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by andrenotgiant 5y ago
This is kind of crazy but really interesting as a sort of extreme manifestation of data-centric applications. I say it's crazy, but startups like Supabase are essentially building the professional version of your idea. The share of dis
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by andrenotgiant 5y ago
I'm surprised about: >4. Database queries can probably be left uncached ...but maybe I am thinking about it wrong. Imagine building Quora as a Rails App. For all the interesting user stats like "your answers have been viewed 28
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by andrenotgiant 5y ago
What do you hope to get out of listing it? If you hope to get customers - You're thinking about it wrong. First, the typical buyer doesn't trawl a "SaaS Apps" list site looking for services they need. Second, even when y
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by andrenotgiant 5y ago
My 3yo daughter got a blood clot in her thumb that caused the entire tip above the last knuckle to get purple, then black, then essentially die off due to lack of blood flow. She was in the hospital for something different at the time so do
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by andrenotgiant 5y ago
Materialize | Engineering, Developer Experience, Product, Marketing | NYC HQ + North America Remote + Europe Remote | https://materialize.com/careers We're hiring at all levels of engineering positions (eng. manager, e
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by andrenotgiant 5y ago
This is the more up-to-date repo: https://github.com/obsidiandynamics/kafdrop Kafdrop is great, especially if you're already running everything else in Docker, just add a few lines to your docker-compose and get a

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