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by cm 3y ago
How would this work for my 18th century agrarian business?
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by cm 3y ago
Congrats on the launch! Your site is loading now, albeit a bit slowly :)
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by cm 10y ago
We don't currently have use cases that require heavy transformations (see this blog post I wrote to explain why: https://blog.stitchdata.com/why-our-etl-tool-doesnt-do-trans... ). However, since Singer is built around p
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by cm 10y ago
There are a couple reasons why we included schemas in the spec: - JSON doesn't have a robust set of data types, and specifically lacks a datetime/timestamp type. With a schema, Taps can, for example, denote fields in the JSON that
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by cm 10y ago
It's accurate to say that we're more focused on the extraction and loading parts of ETL. In our experience, almost all useful data analysis requires data to be transformed at multiple stages - for example, once to cleanse and nor
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by cm 10y ago
We do have an API for sending data into the Pipeline, documentation for it can be found here: https://docs.stitchdata.com/hc/en-us/categories/203326787-Im... Additionally, we'll be releasing a Java clien
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by cm 10y ago
I'm an engineer at Stitch. Our approach to transformation is to do just enough to move data from one system to another without losing precision or fidelity. So, we transform datatypes and structures into more appropriate forms for th
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by cm 13y ago
I added some explanation about this - thanks for the feedback
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2 points by cm 13y ago|3 comments
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by cm 14y ago
I work with robertjmoore. I, along with a few other colleagues at our small office, voted for his past three blog posts. Many of those votes probably came from our single office IP address. Many were probably also placed after clicking a
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by cm 15y ago
RJMetrics is hiring software development interns in Philly http://www.rjmetrics.com/jobs
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What we learned about running our startup in 2011(info.rjmetrics.com)
23 points by cm 15y ago|2 comments
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by cm 15y ago
You're neglecting to factor in bandwidth and EBS-usage (because, keep in mind, EC2 micro instances MUST be EBS backed). 10GB of outbound data transfer is another $1.10, plus another $.50-$1.00 in EBS costs per instance.e
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by cm 15y ago
I believe standard amazon gift cards can be used to pay for AWS charges, but it would be after-the-fact, not prepaid.
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17 points by cm 15y ago|6 comments
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by cm 16y ago
I wrote this up when I was dealing with the same issue a few months back - a simple deploy script for PHP applications using git: http://themetricsystem.rjmetrics.com/2010/02/01/simple-deplo...
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Simple deploy script for PHP applications(themetricsystem.rjmetrics.com)
7 points by cm 17y ago|5 comments
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by cm 19y ago
"Fuck Everything, We're Doing Five Blades" - James M. Kilts, CEO and President, The Gillette Company.