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by fphilipe 11y ago
csvkit is a great tool, use it everyday. Haven't used the sql2csv tool though. For exporting, I'd say that psql2csv [1], which is mentioned in the article, is still easier to use. It has the same interface as psql, except for an a
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by fphilipe 11y ago
That's technically possible, but we never did this. I feel like that's going to complicate things once you start doing this.
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by fphilipe 11y ago
Thanks Craig, in those 4 years I've been using Postgres extensively your blog posts, talks, newsletter [1], guide [2] have been invaluable learning resources. Now I'm trying to contribute back to the community, too :) 1: http:&#x
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by fphilipe 11y ago
We use the apartment gem pjungwir mentioned. I guess it works well if you have a small number of customers, each with lots of data. The other way around, lots of customers with little data would not scale, I'd say. As with any techniqu
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by fphilipe 11y ago
Funny, I just tested those yesterday. And they none of them seemed to work. And I think I had installed the newest version for the test. Anyways, I stand corrected. It's great to see some of these working now as the tab-completion is d
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by fphilipe 11y ago
Sure, you can use pgcli instead of psql. But it doesn't replace psql. In fact, most tasks described in the article cannot be accomplished with pgcli. - it can't list schemas with \dn - it can't list materialized views with \d
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PostgreSQL on the Command Line(phili.pe)
254 points by fphilipe 11y ago|43 comments
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PostgreSQL on the Command Line(phili.pe)
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by fphilipe 11y ago
1. /\Vliteral search 2. C-e and C-y as long as the cursor position doesn't move out of the visible area
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by fphilipe 11y ago
At times my mechanical engineering courses at university felt like MATLAB tutorials. You had to use it, no way around it. Good luck once you're out of university and want to start your own thing, you won't be able to afford it. Th
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by fphilipe 11y ago
Yes, it does. Even if it didn't, it's still confusing I'd say. Why not just call it ramda? Still quite short. Actually, R is the only single letter executable that I can think of. Chances of clashes are ~1/26 :)
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by fphilipe 11y ago
When I saw the example I thought this was using R, the statistical computing tool. But it's this tool itself that has an executable called R. I'd suggest renaming it.
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by fphilipe 11y ago
> Schools are generally very very extra worried about everything these days Maybe in the US, but where I live, and I guess that's going to be the case in most countries, no one would ever think that this "suitcase" could b
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by fphilipe 11y ago
By default it only restores a program that is whitelisted, such as vim, man, etc. You could, I guess, tell it to also restore ssh sessions. Here's a guide on how to do that: https://github.com/tmux-plugins/tmux-res
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The mystery surrounding the origin of holes in the cheese is dissolved(translate.google.com)
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by fphilipe 12y ago
.+@.+ Should do the trick
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by fphilipe 12y ago
Or, if your current branch has an upstream, `git diff @{u}`.
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by fphilipe 12y ago
Nice work. I did a very similar simulation a year ago when I learned about MC in the context of particle filtering in a course about recursive estimation at ETH. http://bl.ocks.org/fphilipe/6094255
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by fphilipe 12y ago
Here's a video of the helicopter covered in laser light: http://youtu.be/S92XUsfI5ng
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by fphilipe 12y ago
The -a flag is also great to open a file in a specific app, e.g. `open -a Safari logo.svg` or `open -a Marked README.md`.
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by fphilipe 12y ago
You can test your app on mobile devices in the same network without having to mess with the hosts file.
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Makers of Paper App Ask Facebook to Change Its New App Name(bits.blogs.nytimes.com)
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by fphilipe 13y ago
Try this in Julia for some extra speed: best = 0 i = 0 while true i += 1 count = 0 face = 1 while face == 1 face = rand(0:1) count += face end if count &g
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by fphilipe 13y ago
Grapher is such a handy tool. Unfortunately, it hasn't received any updates since its introduction. There are a couple bugs, e.g. when right clicking on an equation in the sidebar, the context menu does not appear properly.
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by fphilipe 13y ago
This "Learn X in Y minutes" snippet [1] showing a bunch of examples in Julia is the best starting point. I always return to this one as it is usually much faster to find what you're looking for than searching the docs. 1: ht
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by fphilipe 13y ago
How do you enforce a unique password? With unique I mean that the user has not used that password for any other website.
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by fphilipe 13y ago
Considering that the code in a GitHub organization or in a repo with collaborators is only as safe as the weakest link in the chain of users that have access to it, it would be nice if the admin of that org/repo could set a policy that
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Building Tensile Structures with Flying Machines(youtube.com)
1 points by fphilipe 13y ago|0 comments
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by fphilipe 13y ago
Horizontal two finger scroll to navigate back in history is somehow prevented. I'm using Chromium.
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by fphilipe 13y ago
Or you could fragment cache that.

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