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by annexrichmond 2y ago
That might be fine for small teams, but any 100+ person company would already have their own abstractions and don't need to reinvent those wheels just for Airflow. But even if you're smaller I still think you're setting up f
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
I've done a lot evaluation of such frameworks, and I hope to publish more on it. It really depends on your requirements. I would look at Prefect, Flyte, Dagster, and Temporal ahead of Airflow, though.
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
DAGs are fine. Their DSL is not because it's abstracting the wrong things in the wrong place. It's a global file with static definitions; why do you hardcode KubernetesOperator when maybe you don't want a KubernetesOperato
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
I can't imagine why people use Airflow these days. Its DAG DSL means you have to fit your biz logic to their paradigm. I expect a framework to fit nicely with existing biz logic. And that means you're essentially stuck. It has
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
please don't bring reddit rhetoric to HN.
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
If I knew about this app before, I would've definitely bought it! The Yelp site and app are incredibly slow and tedious to use
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
There are many ads on Instagram that makes me wonder how this is legal; for example, I saw a fake site that pretended to be Marine Layer where the clothes were suspiciously cheap. I reported the ad, but they dismissed it. And don't ge
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
Instead of a cap, I'd like to see merchants able to add interchange fee as a line item such that paying Cash, or whatever form of payment, and effectively let the consumer opt out CC fees.
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
And then bragging about it. Wild.
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
India also didn’t have tomatoes until it was brought over by the Portuguese, at least this is what I learned in my travels there.
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
Reminds me of [1] > There are still 1.5 million people paying a monthly subscription service fee for AOL — but instead of dial-up access, these subscribers get technical support and identity theft software. > The number of AOL dial-up
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
This is just flat out rude.
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
I've personally been watching YouTube less and less. The ads are insane. I would normally spend more time watching videos but it's become so disruptive I think most of us can agree that many videos are unnecessarily long (as it&
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
Yeah but operating a service like YouTube is such a money pit (given on recent HN threads I've read). It seems like they've been mostly able to work because of their huge ad network, targeting, etc.
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by annexrichmond 2y ago
Yet The New York Post was the only major publication willing to cover the Hunter Biden Laptop while smothered elsewhere.
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OpenAI, WSJ Owner News Corp Strike Content Deal Valued at over $250M(wsj.com)
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
I think it should be a fundamental right to pay for goods with cash.
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
A bit of a rant, but I find it hard to believe pg goes on reddit much if this is how he feels. I remember years ago reddit was a lot more like HN. The comment section (even for the main subs) was much more intellectual and critical. People
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
I selected my interests as Cooking, Fitness, Nature, Video Games, and my feed has absolutely none of that. Just random politics, activism, and jabs at Twitter. Anyway, nope.
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
> After his death, the scammers sent Guffey a laughing face emoji and a message using a pseudo account on Instagram after the original one was shut down. “It said, ‘did I tell you your son begged for his life?’” Guffey says. They also de
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
I haven't used VR/AR in a while, so I don't know if I should have expected this, but those black borders seem pretty large, and I think Apple made it seem the field of vision is much larger than it really is. The Verge hit th
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
Oh, so like going from physical buttons on a console to a massive iPad? Some may call that innovation, and that many now consider a regression in terms of usability. Thankfully the market doesn’t purchase cars purely for the sake of “inno
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
> Your car isn't gonna feel innovative in 2028 if it is an ICE vehicle Couldn't disagree more. Again, our Audi A6 is much more advanced feature-wise than any Tesla on the market. That can continue to be true as the software,
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
> Dumb, ICE-based cars were a poor fit Our "dumb" Audi A6 ICE vehicle has just as good or better self driving and parking as most EVs on the market, so not sure why we are coupling these together.
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
> so why not graduate as many people as possible surely there is a limit to this, unless people don't care about metrics like median graduate salary?
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
I'm not looking forward to having to argue with a coworker that thinks MongoDB is web scale because ChatGPT told them so. It will be a hell of a lot more annoying than[1] [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b2F-DItXtZs
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
It may or may not affect their recommendation, but it may affect what products they review in the first place. So instead of the "The Best TV you can buy", it's more like "The Best TV you can buy from a company with an
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
And now they want you to be subscriber for their trash content that likely only reviews products from companies with affiliate programs
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
I wasn't able to figure out what this device is or what it's for from their home page. I did get a better idea by reading the HN comments though.
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by annexrichmond 3y ago
I lived in SF for ~10ish years up until 2020 and still return regularly for work/friends. I agree that it is mostly downtown that is dead but the rest of your comment seems hyperbolic to me. Hayes Valley, Valencia, Polk was way more l

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