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by lysecret 4y ago
this is why i love docker :D
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by lysecret 4y ago
As a former "Python-toting data scientists/engineers/analysts who don't know how to model data or write SQL" I wholeheartedly agree.
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by lysecret 4y ago
Good writeup. This is how I like my advertisement ;). Also pretty interesting, how he built the product: https://sandro.volpee.de/series/serverlessq-bip
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by lysecret 4y ago
What are other good (maybe intro) books to the Data Science / Engineering Space? I also really like "Designing Data-Intensive applications".
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by lysecret 4y ago
Requests not being async is a pretty big remark against it in my book. I am still using it for testing and sync requests but moved to aiohttp mostly.
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by lysecret 4y ago
Found this explainer video it's quite good as someone who never heard of tether. https://youtu.be/-whuXHSL1Pg
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by lysecret 4y ago
Well written article. One question I always have when reading such an article. Is it really worth it for these kinds of companies to run Airflow on Kubernetes. You could also run it for example on AWS Batch with Spot instances.
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by lysecret 4y ago
I am strugeling a bit with the @production decorator. I never had the issue of only wanting to run a function on prod. Often I want slightly different behaviour, but then id use env variables. (say using a Prod and a Dev API adr or DB adr).
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by lysecret 4y ago
I am struggling a bit with decorators. I find myself in a lot of situations, where I could use a decorator on a function, but only some of the time. In this case its much more convenient to design it as a higher order function.
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by lysecret 4y ago
Really enjoy the fearlessness. I wanted to share my main guide for programming, my dad always told it to me it comes from KentBeck: First, you make it run. Then you make it right. It is a bit connected to fearlessness, because you need to b
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by lysecret 4y ago
Same. Using Boto3. But your packages sound good as well. Also curious about Pulumi. Boto3 really isnt that good :D
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by lysecret 4y ago
I think this is a very "consumer focused" take. Yes. A lot of interesting people data is now "locked" behind these aggregators and platforms (and also hard to handle because of GDPR). But most interesting company data is
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by lysecret 4y ago
That sounds quite interesting. I have already sent the application. I would love to shoot you some more questions, feel free to contact me at leander.low@gmail.com
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by lysecret 4y ago
How did it go? It sounds super interesting.
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by lysecret 4y ago
Just felt like I wanted to contribute something positive here. I have used Airbnb extensively for the past 5 years. I used to live 1 month at a time at one place and then switch. And I only had 1 singe visit (for a daily visit) where the ho
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by lysecret 4y ago
SEEKING WORK I have more than 5 years of experience in the Data Engineering / NLP / Data Science space. I gained this experience working in big corporations (e.g., Allianz), doing consulting work (e.g., for the European Space Agen
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by lysecret 4y ago
I have more than 5 years of experience in the Data Engineering / NLP / Data Science space. I gained this experience working in big corporations (e.g., Allianz), doing consulting work (e.g., for the European Space Agency, Cisco, En
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by lysecret 4y ago
I love writing in vs code and markdown (for my blog https://leloew.com/blog/20220227_5_lines_of_js_for_a_markdow... ) they also have an unofficial grammarly plugin which works quite well.
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by lysecret 4y ago
This is what i liked most working a bit in JS. How you can deconstruct, even in the function definition!!! Using {}. Why did they have to use that for sets in python ahhh. Also using ? For attributes that might be there and being able to ch
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by lysecret 4y ago
For large workflows, you'll probably want to move away from pandas to something more structured, like Airflow or Luigi. How are they a replacement for pandas ? I thought the would or at least could wrap around them for scheduled execut
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by lysecret 4y ago
So, I moved one of our Postgres DBs to Aurora Serverless V2 (for testing). First the process is super ridiculous. Anyways I am quite disappointed. One of the main reasons was their "scaling to 0" for some DBs we get close to none
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by lysecret 4y ago
I did a lot of longer term stays (usually 1 month at a time) when I was traveling around and working. And I have to say. Compared to finding a normal rent it's just insane how much more convenient it is.
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by lysecret 4y ago
It's so strange to me how not using a framework is so often displayed as the "simple" solution. Not using a framework basically means using global, mutable state. This is maybe ok if all you need is one or two dropdowns. But
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by lysecret 4y ago
Good point, also there are a lot of similarities between Excel and Pandas as well. I think this also is a fundamental distinction between normal SWEs and People who use Excel as well as Data Engineers. You always start with data, and you ha
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by lysecret 4y ago
I feel like a lot of issues out of ML systems came from the fact that some person got a CSV dump of the data and then iterated for a month to build a fantastic model, which nobody knows how to integrate with the DB. So, this is why I really
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Data-What?(leloew.com)
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Amazon Aurora Serverless v2 Now with PostgreSQL Support(aws.amazon.com)
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by lysecret 4y ago
Ok it seems I am the only person that loves pandas. And I have just recently started to like method chaining (even written some code to enable it with beautifulsoup) so this post came just at the right time.
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Amazon Aurora Serverless v2 Is Generally Available(aws.amazon.com)
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by lysecret 5y ago
very optimistic take, that its only 5 years ago :D Also they know where it is, in a 1000 different excels haha

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