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Seven takeaways from seven Iceberg Summit user talks(tower.dev)
3 points by bradhe 1y ago|0 comments
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by bradhe 1y ago
> no work required other than updating the JRE we use Have you tried updating production usage of a JRE before??
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Develop with DeepSeek R1 on Apple GPUs, Deploy with Serverless Inference(tower.dev)
2 points by bradhe 2y ago|0 comments
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Observability and Monitoring in Distributed Systems(archives.balancedengineer.com)
1 points by bradhe 2y ago|0 comments
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by bradhe 2y ago
As a founder in Berlin, I get excited when my city does stuff like this and is well represented in the maker community. Germany has a long way to go to really create a culture that fosters innovation, but these are the right first steps. I
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by bradhe 2y ago
Was absolutely crazy to me to learn he was from Bend. I grew up in Bend, and in the early 2000s when I was in HS, his guides were super important to me. It wasn't till a couple years ago that I learned he was from Bend!
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by bradhe 2y ago
I would like a different timeline, please.
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by bradhe 2y ago
That is also the tale of humanity. 100 years ago an “unsatisfying job” was working on a farm with your abusive uncle. “Can’t find love” meant that all the men died in a war so…
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by bradhe 2y ago
Yeah exactly, Python if you need all those features for safety. If portability is more important to you, maybe it’s OK to put up with the weird quirks of bash.
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by bradhe 2y ago
I agree with this statement. The world is absolutely chock full of weird control flow constructs layered on top of YAML. When I opened this repo and saw it was YAML driven I just rolled my eyes. With just a little bit of effort, shell scrip
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by bradhe 2y ago
Combine that with the real likelihood of a 9/11-type event due to collapse of the FBI and boy oh boy will Trump fans have a lot to answer for.
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by bradhe 2y ago
People don’t want to admit it.
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by bradhe 2y ago
Amazing to see Russia win the Cold War—one we didn’t even know we were in. Their propaganda network is so strong that it took 3 weeks to go from “Russia is the enemy” to “eh, we have other problems” amongst the folks who…subscribe according
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by bradhe 2y ago
History shows that those who support monsters are indeed remembered and judged accordingly. The world will change in a few years.
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AI auto-coders will replace data engineers. Or will they?(tower.dev)
1 points by bradhe 2y ago|0 comments
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by bradhe 2y ago
When data challenges people’s’ world view they find crafty ways to split hairs.
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by bradhe 2y ago
Governments aren’t businesses. They have different incentives and goals. You’re very naive to think otherwise and falling for a pretty common conservative trap.
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by bradhe 2y ago
> Do you hold the same concern with "taxpayer expense" in these other cases? Yes. Next question.
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by bradhe 2y ago
I worked with a lad who had RMS (I think that's what it's called) and he had it in his mind that the solution was to use one of those systems where you could talk to your computer. Mind you, this was in like 2018 before we had LLM
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by bradhe 2y ago
Cool, would be happy to talk a bit more about it. Want to shoot me an email (in bio) or if you sign up for our waitlist on https://tower.dev I can reach out in the AM (we’re in Germany)!
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by bradhe 2y ago
I'm one of the cofounders at Tower, posted this because I thought some people would be interested in the topic. Would be interested to know what Airflow is really...doing...for you here? Is it just an execution engine for your sqlmesh?
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Building an Open, Multi-Engine Data Lakehouse with S3 and Python(tower.dev)
71 points by bradhe 2y ago|11 comments
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by bradhe 2y ago
I agree, I've actually had to use the NHS before (broke my arm while in the UK) and it was fine. I've also extensively used the German health care system, and it likewise has it's fault but is, overall, fine. Honestly, I wond
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by bradhe 2y ago
I haven't tried yet, but I have loads of expat friends that are living there right now.
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by bradhe 2y ago
I have many expat friends living in London, which honestly is part of the motivation to move, and what you're describing is my expectation. Likewise agree that I don't think others commenting on this thread fully grasp what a unco
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by bradhe 2y ago
I’m an American living in Germany for the past 4 years. I moved here from the west coast after I sold my last startup because I wanted a new, different kind of adventure. I don’t see myself going back to the US any time soon, but I’m active
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A founder's guide to moving abroad(medium.com)
3 points by bradhe 2y ago|0 comments
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by bradhe 2y ago
Love that the very first thing mentions reflog, arguably the most confusing and complicated git feature. The rest are good though.
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by bradhe 2y ago
You’re asking the wrong questions. No one who has and idea what they’re doing has AI wholesale write new features of add new code in an unsupervised way.
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by bradhe 2y ago
Hah, last time I used Gource was on a Rails project in 2012. Cool to see it pop up from time to time.

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