jtbaker

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by jtbaker 8mo ago
I'm a software and data engineer. I work with C# pretty extensively in my software day job. I've never seen a data engineer job listing mention C#. Additionally, the way the OP's comment reads, I'm ok with the assumption
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by jtbaker 8mo ago
Not a language problem, it's a dev culture problem. You can hold your devs accountable to the quality of their code. Strong er typing support via static analysis as well as runtime validation with untrusted input/data has really
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by jtbaker 8mo ago
you didn't need to read to rewrite to C# to do that - python should be able to handle streaming that amount/velocity of data fine, at least through a native extension like msgspec or pydantic. additionally, you made it much harder
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by jtbaker 8mo ago
I'm glad they were able to pivot into Astro when Vite won the hot dev server game a few years back.
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by jtbaker 8mo ago
I'd love to see D1 as a supported catalog for https://ducklake.select/
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by jtbaker 8mo ago
100% rational. Nuxt/Astro FTW.
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by jtbaker 8mo ago
Something different than https://duckdb.org/docs/stable/clients/java ?
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by jtbaker 8mo ago
> Nextjs has no support From what I remember, you can't even run a NextJS app through vite?
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by jtbaker 8mo ago
Isn't LNG a byproduct of the fracking process - and natural gas has taken over a good chunk of coal's role in our electricity generation?
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by jtbaker 9mo ago
I think of postal code as a generic, international form of the concept, not tied to a location.
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by jtbaker 9mo ago
I feel like with custom vector based styles, you should be able to get pretty dang close to cloning the look of it? Also subjectively, I find the protomaps basemap themes to be much nicer.
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by jtbaker 9mo ago
I feel bad about this comment as of today's news. I love tailwind and feel like it has supercharged my ability to be productive with CSS, but recognize that it can be overprescribed.
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by jtbaker 9mo ago
Insert obnoxious tailwind comment
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by jtbaker 9mo ago
Yes, you should be able to see the byte range requests and 206 responses from an s3 compatible bucket or http server that supports those access patterns.
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by jtbaker 9mo ago
Look into using duckdb with remote http/s3 parquet files. The parquet files are organized as columnar vectors, grouped into chunks of rows. Each row group stores metadata about the set it contains that can be used to prune out data tha
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by jtbaker 9mo ago
yeah, not really an expert but my understanding is that naming the return struct automatically allocates the object and places it into the scope. I think that for the user example it works because the NewDecoder is operating on the same mem
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by jtbaker 9mo ago
I'm conflicted about the implicit named returns using this pattern in go. It's definitely tidier but I feel like the control flow is harder to follow: "I never defined `user` how can I return it?". Also those variables a
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by jtbaker 9mo ago
From what I understand, Meshcore doesn't support the IOT/sensor types of use cases that Meshtastic does, right?
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by jtbaker 9mo ago
I was able to add it as a "Color Filters" "quick control" toggle from the top right drag-down menu (not sure what you call that) in iOS 17. We'll see how long I last with it. I'm intrigued as well.
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by jtbaker 9mo ago
Thank you!
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by jtbaker 9mo ago
no symptoms. first identified the lesion a few years back and it hadn't changed over a few subsequent appointments. exam this year, it had grown a small amount 5mmx5mm to 6mmx8mm - still considered small, but the change was enough for
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by jtbaker 9mo ago
As someone who was recently diagnosed and treated for Uveal Melanoma (get your annual eye exam and retinal scans!), and occasionally struggling with some intrusive thoughts about the potential for liver mets, reading about this treatment br
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by jtbaker 9mo ago
Not having to deal with npm and a build step can remove a huge barrier to adoption for a large number of potential adopters, or people that just want some lightweight interactivity in an app.
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by jtbaker 10mo ago
I don't. I did a brief search through their github issues and didn't turn up anything IIRC, but honestly wasn't trying that hard.
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by jtbaker 10mo ago
a posteriori knowledge. the pelican isn't the point, it's just amusing. the point is that Simon has seen a correlation between this skill and and the model's general capabilities.
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by jtbaker 10mo ago
Could you contrast this project with https://github.com/Qiskit/rustworkx ?
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by jtbaker 10mo ago
``` BREAKING CHANGE The following packages are removed from the Pyodide distribution because of the build issues. We will try to fix them in the future: arro3-compute arro3-core arro3-io Cartopy duckdb geopandas ... polars pyarrow pygame-ce
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by jtbaker 10mo ago
It’s merged to main but not in any district channels yet AFAIK
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by jtbaker 10mo ago
I wasn't clear, I mean split-pane side by side (or top-bottom etc.) tab views, like iTerm offers.
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by jtbaker 10mo ago
The only thing I want (on MacOS) is the ability to search for text within a winodw, like when I'm debugging a stack trace, and multi-tab support.

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