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by hasyimibhar 6mo ago
Looks cool, I've been waiting for someone to build this since dbt and SQLMesh acquisition. It would be great to have model versioning and support for ClickHouse SQL.
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by hasyimibhar 6mo ago
Slightly off-topic but Datalog related: is there a way for me to query data in ClickHouse using Datalog without any ETL? I want to do fraud analysis, and I've been reading about how Datalog is a lot better at these kind of use cases th
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by hasyimibhar 6mo ago
Ok then it's definitely the author's fault for clicking "Always Allow". I don't even trust my agent to run grep without approval, let alone curl.
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by hasyimibhar 6mo ago
I'm not familiar with Cursor, does it allow the agent to have access to run "curl -X POST" with no approval, i.e. a popup will show up asking you to approve/deny/always approve? AFAIK with Claude Code, this can only
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by hasyimibhar 6mo ago
I've experienced something like this at work but with data warehouse instead, and it happened multiple times (to be fair, data engineering is still fairly new where I'm from). One example was an engineer wanted to build an API tha
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by hasyimibhar 6mo ago
I'm not sure why you are giving your agents write access to query your OLTP database, let alone write to it. The pattern that I use at work is: - Read access through OLAP, not OLTP. You just need to setup a near real-time replication b
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by hasyimibhar 6mo ago
> Why Based on my experience with Claude, it's pretty damn good at doing data analysis, if given the right curated data models. You still need to eyeball the generated SQL to make sure it makes sense. > and how? 1. Replicate your
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by hasyimibhar 6mo ago
It's displayed Cloudflare Workflows dashboard: https://developers.cloudflare.com/workflows/build/visualizer...
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by hasyimibhar 6mo ago
Typically it's not pure random, instead they randomize the ordering of the 7 pieces, otherwise called the 7-bag system. Some games use different bag size, e.g. 35-bag system used in TGM3. AFAIK with 7-bag, a good Tetris player can play
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by hasyimibhar 6mo ago
I wonder if it's possible to combine statecharts with durable execution engines like Temporal, DBOS, Restate, etc. At work we use Cloudflare Workflows for managing onboarding and payment workflows. It generates flowchart diagram that i
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by hasyimibhar 6mo ago
Ursa has been around for a while (I first heard about it last year), but it stood out to me among the many diskless Kafka implementations because it actually treats Iceberg as first class, i.e. Iceberg is the storage. Other implementations
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by hasyimibhar 6mo ago
We use MCP at work. In my team of about 6 people, everyone has Claude access, but about half of us are non-engineers. I built an MCP over our backend and Clickhouse, and setup a Claude Project with instruction (I'm assuming this count
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by hasyimibhar 10mo ago
Mostly lack of sleep and having to sacrifice a lot of weekends to work on the assignments. I took OMSCS with the goal of learning as much as possible since I did not have a traditional CS degree, so I took all the hard classes in the Comput
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by hasyimibhar 10mo ago
I completed OMSCS with 2 kids (both preschool), taking 1 class per semester from Fall 2019 to Spring 2023. It was possible thanks to having full remote job and a very supportive wife. I learned a lot, but I probably wouldn't do it agai