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by chrisjc 4y ago
Pretty much the same story for our family. Covid wasn't really any worse than the flu for us, but the following week or two after getting Covid we got hit with something way worse. Unsure if it was just Covid in a lingering state, or w
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by chrisjc 4y ago
Still making my way through this article so kinda writing this as it seems relevant. I guess the following is as much for me as anyone reading. > Regarding the long-range management of ADHD, it is important to point out that the relapse
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by chrisjc 4y ago
Apologies if you've already answered this question (all of your comments are great, but still pretty hard for me to digest), but what do you supposed the outcome of Qualcomm/Nuvia requesting ARM's approval before the acquisit
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As someone that is familiar with what a Lake House Arch is, I remain confused with what Delta Lake is mostly bc I find it difficult to differentiate what is Databricks Delta Lake marketing and the virtues of the Delta Lake Arch (Delta files
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FYI > write data pipelines then using dbt (which outcompeted Dataform, though the latter is still kicking), but then you don't have the richer programming facilities, stricter type systems, tooling and the practices of Python or Sca
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by chrisjc 4y ago
You mean Lake 'Shanty' Architecture (think DataSwamp vs DataLake) am I right? But in all seriousness, I totally agree with your opinion on LakeHouse Architecture and am especially excited about Apache Iceberg (external table forma
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by chrisjc 4y ago
The "The Browser" episode from the Acquired podcast might shed some light on the reasons why. If one of the key figures in the development of Mozilla and JavaScript didn't choose it for his own new browser, why would anyone e
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Better color/theme support would interest me if it extended to containers. I've searched but I never found a theme switcher that worked with containers. It would be nice to have a little more control over customizing the colors&#x
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I'm actually surprised to hear that MERGE is only now available on Postgres. I'm now interesting in hearing about other standard (what I have come to expect as standard) SQL that's not or only now available on Postgres?
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> especially is storage is decoupled from compute! This would be amazing! I can imagine a situation where external tables are managed by some MPP, and a WASM compute engine (Postgres, DuckDB, etc) would be able to at least read subsets&#
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by chrisjc 4y ago
Marc Fleury, that's a name I haven't heard of in a long time but brings back a lot of memories of JBoss and all. Sounds like you have a lot of positive energy despite the history. I'm sure that speaks volumes of you character
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by chrisjc 4y ago
Wow, what an incredible story! Especially the Tomcat and Ant part. I was neck deep into this stack (although OC4J and JBoss, not Jakarta) at the time, and was totally oblivious to what was happening behind the scenes.
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by chrisjc 4y ago
> compromised GMail accounts If it is coming from compromised Gmail accounts, I wonder if these same accounts are also being used to post the handful of deep-fake Elon Musk crypto YouTube Shorts that inundate the Shorts feeds. There&#x27
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by chrisjc 4y ago
It's been a long time since I thought about this, but wasn't IBM really the one pushing and innovating Java (not just EE)?
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> parents were happy that I do not waste so much time anymore on the computer. so no computers for me any more. I think they never understood what I was actually doing. As a parent I now wonder about the ways that I might do something si
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by chrisjc 4y ago
I thought that laser connectivity wasn't going to be available until V2 of the satellite went in to operation/orbit, and that's not going to happen until SpaceX gets Starship or the modified Falcon off the ground?
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I like it... and as a result Google and their partners start to slowly ban and shadow ban the family from all kinds of services including identity services until the family slowly ceases to exist (digitally).
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I've been thinking about very similar needs, but perhaps accomplished in a somewhat different way. It would be really neat if SQLite or DuckDB implemented a way to create (register) read-only external tables (like Apache Iceberg). That
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> What he didn’t take into account is that comma isn’t run by rational actors in suits sitting on a committee. It’s run by me, George Hotz. I’m willing to lose $1M before I give him $10k. > We really admire what cloudflare did in deal
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by chrisjc 4y ago
Not 100% sure about what you're suggesting, but wouldn't it be easier to pass your functions to your table/sub-query? And that's exactly what you're able to do in most of the modern data warehouse services such as S
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by chrisjc 4y ago
Perhaps I missed the point too, but the way I understand the post is that it's demonstrating how to parse DDLs so that a model (AST) of the actions and structures can be extracted. From there an implementation can be defined to create,
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by chrisjc 4y ago
It's not the only DB or way of doing it either. Snowflake supports multi-table inserts for example: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/sql/insert-multi...
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Although I truly appreciate and admire Calcite, I've had so much trouble trying to get it to do what I want. Although in all fairness it could be me and being able to find enough time to deep-think on it. Specifically, customizing the
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by chrisjc 4y ago
Yup, this is another idea I've heard floating around. In some situations where fiber backhaul or line-of-sight is not feasible, Starlink could link their ground stations to these hard to service locations extending the reach of existin
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by chrisjc 4y ago
Definitely, and there are several other areas that need to be scaled up as well. - Completing the gen 1 constellation, as well as getting gen 2 up. - All of the ground stations - Meeting the bandwidth requirements However, there are potenti
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by chrisjc 4y ago
I have a feeling that Starlink will end up being an indirect recipient despite the rejection. Starlink might just end up making deals with the companies that won their bids and sell their services/hardware as rebranded solutions. It&#x
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Yeah, totally get that. Was trying to understand what was inside (water) and outside (air) the field to help me start thinking about what the field (surface) might be.
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Does this question imply sharding would be more difficult with this sort of table design, compared with other table designs? Obviously sharding is difficult, but what would make it any more difficult with this table design? Picking the shar
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by chrisjc 4y ago
I'm intrigued by this thought exercise! If it doesn't depart too much from the analogy, what is the lake (water below the surface, under the field) and what is above the field? Are we supposed to assume that the water below the su
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by chrisjc 4y ago
> My house insurance is up 30% Everything seems to be going up, but interesting that you brought home insurance up? Any particular reason why you mention it? I guess if house prices and building material and labor costs are increasing, i

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