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What's New in SQLite-Utils(simonwillison.net)
3 points by nalgeon 5y ago|0 comments
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Replicated Log(martinfowler.com)
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Write error messages that don't suck(chrisvoncsefalvay.com)
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by nalgeon 5y ago
There is also a discussion thread: https://sqlite.org/forum/forumpost/152354d5c474067e
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Proposal: JSON Arrow Syntax in SQLite(sqlite.org)
3 points by nalgeon 5y ago|1 comments
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Designing APIs Book(twirl.github.io)
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Per-User Rate Limiting(kevincox.ca)
21 points by nalgeon 5y ago|8 comments
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Data Structures Interactive Textbook(stepik.org)
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Circuit Breaker in Python(github.com)
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Documenting APIs(idratherbewriting.com)
54 points by nalgeon 5y ago|6 comments
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How do one-time passwords work(zserge.com)
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by nalgeon 5y ago
Actually, that's not a single article, but a whole book (kind of): 1. Word Embeddings (this article) 2. Text Classification https://lena-voita.github.io/nlp_course/text_classification.... 3. Language Modeling htt
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Word Embeddings Explained(lena-voita.github.io)
64 points by nalgeon 5y ago|9 comments
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Paxos(martinfowler.com)
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by nalgeon 5y ago
You can even automate JSON scraping/parsing with GitHub Actions: https://github.com/nalgeon/metro/blob/main/.github/workflows...
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Unified Notification API in Pyhon(github.com)
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by nalgeon 5y ago
Thanks! I was even thinking of loading the demo database by default (instead of creating the empty one).
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by nalgeon 5y ago
It's easier to say how are they similar: both are capable of executing SQL in the browser. The rest is different.
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by nalgeon 5y ago
True, sql.js just asks for something like that :–) Thank you!
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by nalgeon 5y ago
Thanks! Not really — the playground is meant for small databases. Just as one won't develop the whole app in JSFiddle, they probably won't import a large database to the playground.
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by nalgeon 5y ago
Their work is a great POC how to handle large databases in the browser. Mine is a tool for testing and sharing small snippets of SQL code.
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by nalgeon 5y ago
Thanks! I've always liked the idea of SQL in the browser, since the Web SQL times. That part is provided by the excellent sql.js project btw: https://github.com/sql-js/sql.js/
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by nalgeon 5y ago
Nope — that's not SQL. Dot commands are available only in SQLite's CLI. But there are 'more > show tables' command in the toolbar and Ctrl+/ shortcut which do exactly that.
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by nalgeon 5y ago
Thanks a lot! Glad you find it useful.
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by nalgeon 5y ago
What I've always lacked is something similar to JSFiddle / CodePen, but for SQLite. An online playground to quickly test the SQL query and share it with others. Here is what I wanted: — Binary database import, not just SQL schema.
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Show HN: SQLite Playground(sqlime.org)
210 points by nalgeon 5y ago|36 comments
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Good Code Criterion(antonz.org)
1 points by nalgeon 5y ago|0 comments
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by nalgeon 6y ago
Not exactly. It's kinda like an algorithms design manual, which teaches the fundamentals. After learning how to design charts in different cases, you can apply the knowledge in any programming language.
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by nalgeon 6y ago
Some folks in Germany created a highly practical infographics / data visualization standard. It's a 150-page manual with nearly 200 examples. They released it under a free license (CC BY-SA), but did everything so that no one will
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Show HN: I turned an infographics standard into an open-source book(antonz.org)
16 points by nalgeon 6y ago|4 comments

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