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by lolive 2y ago
Won’t name my company, but we rely on Palantir Foundry for our data lake. And the only thing everybody wants [including Palantir itself] is to deploy at scale AI capabilities tied properly to the rest of the toolset/datasets. The issue
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by lolive 2y ago
May be a meetup event near you can be the option to meet and discuss the reality of methods, patterns and tools. If you stay alone, the problem really comes down to filtering all the bullshit content the Web is generating every day. [yes, L
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by lolive 2y ago
Off-topic, but I have tried to build (in Java/Swing, sorry I am old) a piano keyboard where ALL the keys are white. [so you keep the same chord patterns, whatever the tonality you want to play in]. With the small keys of a computer key
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by lolive 2y ago
Not a direct answer to the question, but the app Tonaly on iOS is INCREDIBLE to provide a smooth UI on top of music theory. Very much a learning by doing experience. Imho, a mandatory checkpoint for whoever plans to code any UI on top of mu
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by lolive 2y ago
Note: this was a playlist s publisher, based on the recommendations of the good music news website. Jlarome, if you read that, publish the code. PLEASE !!!
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by lolive 2y ago
Resurrect spotifynewmusic.com. Please !!!
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by lolive 2y ago
Spoil from Java: look at the implementation of ArrayList and HashMap, and be HAPPY that all those dirty tricks have been there forever, but hidden behind such a simple interface.
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by lolive 2y ago
The best option is a global deadly disease. #thanosWasRight
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by lolive 2y ago
The 1001 technics to quit (your favorite flavor of) Vi will last.
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by lolive 2y ago
Newbie here. How do you express foreign key - primary key relationships when you define your schema, in Postgresql and/or SQLServer ? Is it via an integrity constraint, or can it be just an informative metadata ?
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by lolive 2y ago
GraphDB is the one I usually use. It has a web interface that eases the first steps. Virtuoso (especially Virtuoso 7, which is open source) is also an option. [a bit more command line based]. In case you want to have a look a the SPARQL cli
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by lolive 2y ago
Next steps: immutable data structures and functional programming. #haskell #hereWeCome
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by lolive 2y ago
In the Web 3.0, it probably does. In real life, I wonder …
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by lolive 2y ago
In LLM.
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by lolive 2y ago
Is it the plugin « Obsidian Git »? https://github.com/Vinzent03/obsidian-git
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by lolive 2y ago
Nonsense. * BLOCKCHAIN* will disrupt data management ! #humor
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by lolive 2y ago
Quickly googled yesterday for Idea´s contexts. I need to dig that further. Any article or resource you may recommend?
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by lolive 2y ago
"Mostly adequate guide to FP (in javascript)". [Don't laugh]. That course takes you into coding from scratch "bind" and "return" for several use-cases, and do a bit of currying. Very interesting small exe
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by lolive 2y ago
Can you have a single transaction write both to a pg table and an iceberg table?
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by lolive 2y ago
+1 https://youtu.be/rJA6plpy6F8?si=-fvwdSy5evM2_s9L Note: Greg Girard is a GREAT photographer
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by lolive 2y ago
At work, we use extensively Palantir Foundry and its [excellent] PipelineBuilder. I was reluctant at first with this low-code no-code stuff. But after porting custom python code, I must admit it covers 99% of the transformation needs we hav
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by lolive 2y ago
Not wanting to start a flame war, but the appearance of jquery has been an eye-opener for me. The official API of the Web was instantly outdated thanks to the incredible cleverness of a bunch of developpers. Wow … that was, for me, exactl
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by lolive 2y ago
I still use StackOverflow 99% of the time for my code issues. #micDrop
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by lolive 2y ago
I don’t know if we are talking here about good code vs good abstraction. For example, I have used HashMap or ExecutorService in Java extensively. And discovered years after all the internals of them. The are worlds by themselves. That you
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by lolive 2y ago
99.99% of the data we consume on the Web comes out of databases [call it Transactional-SQL-xxx or ColumnBased-yyy or Elastic-SaaS-zzz].
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by lolive 2y ago
What? Furiosa is a flop????
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by lolive 2y ago
I currently have a dilemma regarding a XML generation code. Should I write it in pure Python with endless nested loops and DOM manipulations. Or should I use a templating engine that is exactly the DSL [:domain specific language] to express
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by lolive 2y ago
AI will make all that even worse. Data staying hidden behind nice UX is VERY bad news. May be all that will lead to an equivalent of open-source, but for data.
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And you will usually leave at 18:30.
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by lolive 2y ago
OMG, they did switch to Javascript? #runAway

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