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by jarpineh 2y ago
I'd love to use Django as a fast and easy single file app. There's some great looking solutions here. Have to take a look. I tried myself about five years ago. My idea was to make a tool that could make a HTTP service from any Pyt
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by jarpineh 2y ago
Well, this is great news. I'll take "just works" guarantee any day ;) We have yet to make a commitment to any one product. Having Postgres there is a big plus for me. I'll have to see about doing a test or two.
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by jarpineh 2y ago
Hi, a question, but first some background. I've been looking at solutions to store columnar data with versioning, essentially Parquet. But, I'd also like to store PDFs, CSVs, images, and such for our ML workflows. I wonder if now,
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by jarpineh 3y ago
Yes, Jupyter could work. I just fear there is things that except browser’s JavaScript APIs. Some I think aren’t even available for web workers. V8 workers are a different thing (I believe) and not at all familiar to me. But, it should be ea
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by jarpineh 3y ago
More development and users for Pyodide is great news. Especially that better serverless story for Python server frameworks. I wonder if Jupyter can work in this stack? It is essentially JavaScript, but built for browser environment. Just th
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by jarpineh 3y ago
Ha. I'm not sure your remark really responds to my concerns. I do use very small set from all the things. And do pay (small amount, I admit) money to some of them. If I choose to pay for a tool and the tool maker doesn't pay for t
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by jarpineh 3y ago
I can't see how you can shoulder the blame of (possible) failure of FOSS dream on developers. Devs (usually) don't control budgets and can't really ask for money to pay for freely licensed code. If blame is to be given then I
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by jarpineh 3y ago
There’s a lot of DuckDB activity this week. Especially those using its WASM version inside browser. Observable Framework that was published month ago added DuckDB SQL support last week and a cross filtering visualization Mosaic library this
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by jarpineh 3y ago
In Observable Framework data work can be done before hand with Python or anything else really. JavaScript enjoys best integration into browser which is hard to deal with from server side. I myself like the self-contained aspect of it, since
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by jarpineh 3y ago
Thank you. I’ll be sure to check this one out when the Python supports lands. Perhaps not same level as containers, but WASM runtime could be a powerful addition here. Or a container running said WASM code. I’m thinking more about untrusted
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by jarpineh 3y ago
Couple of questions (with notes): Yes, I'd really like to write code next to the db with more suitable (for task) languages like Python. But at the moment SQL alone is supported..? Could one connect with Jupyter notebook somehow and ha
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by jarpineh 3y ago
Or comic book readers and watchers of its adaptation, like the OP here I noticed: http://madmonarchist.blogspot.com/2011/01/little-diversion-c...
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DuckDB for Swift(duckdb.org)
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by jarpineh 4y ago
This looks really interesting and useful to start looking into data and doing ad hoc processing. It reminds me of https://natto.dev/ Without knowing anything about your architecture I wonder if you could support Duck DB WAS
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by jarpineh 4y ago
Thank you for your response. I think I get it now. When I first read the announcement I jumped at the thought that the entirety was being open sourced. Perhaps I got a bit clouded through that. I understand your needs as a company with a bu
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by jarpineh 4y ago
I am confused of what is being open sourced here. What I've managed to read from announcements and README I find myself being funnelled to Discord and Sourcegraph cloud services. I'm trying to understand what is what here. I think
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by jarpineh 4y ago
I’m currently learning Open Drone Map and Nerfstudio. I feed aerial imagery to them, wait a long while, and then evaluate their output. Then I start over. I wonder if I could log intermediate results to Rerun and perhaps see faster how the
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by jarpineh 5y ago
Thanks, will do.
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by jarpineh 5y ago
This looks like a very compelling option. I do have a few questions: - can we use our own map data in addition of OSM? - possibility for Azure Blob Storage and Function support? - perhaps KNative for when you already have Kubernetes clust
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by jarpineh 5y ago
This is interesting and seems general purpose. Not merely for container images. There’s this option for OCI containers which I don’t pretend to understand: https://github.com/containerd/stargz-snapshotter It is used by
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by jarpineh 5y ago
Ok. Thank you for the hints. And your work on IPython. It is very much appreciated.
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by jarpineh 5y ago
Thank you. Calling to shell isn’t really what I’m thinking of doing. But I have used it many times in the past for great effect. I think I have your book’s first edition! Thank you for the link. And the updated edition! I’ll have to check w
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by jarpineh 5y ago
Thing is, I like my zsh. Sometimes I use Nu shell as well, which does structured data better. Serialization I think needs to happen anyway to get data into IPython from outside. I have tried Xonsh once or twice, but it was too large change.
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by jarpineh 5y ago
Yes. Good things here in the big list [1]. Fish style auto completion and traceback improvements are especially welcome. I find myself reaching for IPython more readily than browser Jupyter. REPL just feels better for control, though you ca
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by jarpineh 5y ago
Ah, my thanks. I had somehow understood Promtail wrong. Its name, mention of Prometheus, scraping and such first tells me it's closer to something like node exporter. I had watched Loki release presentation and few others, but managed
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by jarpineh 5y ago
Hi. I have a question. I have put some time trying to learn the Grafana stack. Heaviness of elastic both self hosted and cloud version has led me to seek for alternatives. Is there a way to get logs into Loki that can be run offline, when
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by jarpineh 5y ago
Hey. I do this! I should have done this years ago instead of trying to deal with English language keyboards or those few ergo boards that do support Nordic/Swedish/Finnish layout. It is not about learning the different layouts. Th
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by jarpineh 5y ago
Hey, thanks a lot. These are great tips. Context Charts look really good and lightweight to run. Porcelain seems verty promising. Guess I’ll start with one of the tutorials elsewhere in the thread. Good info here all around. Much appreciate
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by jarpineh 5y ago
Hi. I got a couple of things: I seem to remember in the original announcement presentation there was a demo of SVG being updated inside a page 60 times per second. All from server. Did this actually become feasible? I’m thinking graphs and
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by jarpineh 5y ago
Thanks. I’m experimenting with Rust currently. This might fit the bill. I am curious though why does the client need to use async Rust. I hadn’t gotten that far in my learnings. I would have guessed that synchronous way should work as well.

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