caerbannogwhite

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by caerbannogwhite 3mo ago
In reply to HackerThemAll's https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48659482 comment (which I think is a bit pretentious and unfair, and HN does not show my direct reply to the comment): I think that's a red herring:
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by caerbannogwhite 3mo ago
Well done for laying that down in that way! I'm just wondering how much it would be on my side to support that, since I can see that you support cases like "count(*)" and "group by" inside visualize. I can see you h
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by caerbannogwhite 3mo ago
Thank you for clarifying that! I don't think they got that and they also trusted NoScript a bit too blindly
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by caerbannogwhite 3mo ago
Thank you, that's quite a lot of great quality feedback! Agreed, it's not production-grade yet, and robust standard errors are the priority. HC and cluster-robust SEs are the biggest credibility gap, which is why I just added an (
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by caerbannogwhite 3mo ago
Appreciate it, good call! I'll rename the ggsql bits and the docs to describe it as ggsql-inspired. I'll also point to ggsql for the real thing. Thanks for being kind about it!
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by caerbannogwhite 3mo ago
Yes, that's exactly its main purpose! I initially started because I needed a dataset browser. I work with clinical trials, so we usually get raw data files in all possible formats, from CSV to EXCEL and, of course, SAS formats. But sin
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by caerbannogwhite 3mo ago
Thank you! I'll add note about it
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by caerbannogwhite 3mo ago
First of all, nice to meet you! The honest answer is timing: the first VISUALIZE commit on my side was april 25th; ggsql-duckdb's first commit was April 23rd. So I genuinely didn't know it existed! About the name: yours is the off
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by caerbannogwhite 3mo ago
That's exactly the inspiration! I made a post here on HN about that a few weeks ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=48108815 My plan is to release a blog post about all VISUALIZE current features next week, expli
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Statistics that live in your SQL(kolistat.com)
137 points by caerbannogwhite 3mo ago|19 comments
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You don't know XPT files(kolistat.com)
2 points by caerbannogwhite 4mo ago|0 comments
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DuckDB and Ggsql(bedeverewise.app)
1 points by caerbannogwhite 5mo ago|1 comments
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by caerbannogwhite 5mo ago
(author here) I originally started this project to solve one of my main daily issues: having to quickly check data sparse in a bunch of datasets in different file formats (.xpt, .sas7bdat, .csv, .tsv, Excel, etc) and several folders. I want
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by caerbannogwhite 5mo ago
Currently working on Bedevere Wise ( https://bedeverewise.app ), a browser-based SQL data viewer for the file formats still widely used by biostat / clinical-data people: SAS (sas7bdat, xpt), SPSS (sav), Stata (dta), plus Par