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by neeleshs 2y ago
This is very true in my experience as well. This is a key component for any good low/no code platform, process builders, workflow builders , process documentation and so on. And that is just one area. It makes tons of sense to buy&#x2F
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Llm.c State of the Union(github.com)
1 points by neeleshs 2y ago|0 comments
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by neeleshs 2y ago
UUV (Uncrewed Underwater Vehicle) is a meh acronym. CrewL(l)ess Underwater Boat would've given them CLUB or CUB!
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Yes. For us these are exceptions rather than drivers of software delivery. External events are certainly hard dependencies, but more often than not, the deliverables are more marketing than software. That is, a proof of concept, something b
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by neeleshs 2y ago
In my experience, estimates are the root cause of quality problems and expectation mismatches. No one treats them as estimates but as actual calendar times. I've been fortunate to steer my company towards simply prioritizing work and c
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by neeleshs 2y ago
Agreed. We have a rich API to build complex pipelines, but a lot of times, users do simple mappings. So there is an API for that common use case, which has a much simpler syntax, but internally uses the rich API
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by neeleshs 3y ago
This is very cool for troubleshooting in production. Testing/developing against a production copy is a no-no, if I'm hosting my customer's data.
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by neeleshs 3y ago
Was there no difference in fragrance either? Saffron imparts a very distinct fragrance, more than taste. And that fragrance affects perceived taste. In larger quantities, it has a bitter-ish taste. I use it in rice puddings, greek yogurt (s
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by neeleshs 3y ago
Congratulations. Is this similar to Trino/Starburst, Drill?
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by neeleshs 3y ago
It goes beyond just joining postgres to hubspot and stripe even when humans are doing it. Typos in source systems, duplicative data, unwarranted prefixes, suffixes, stuff you don't care about, columns named c0,c1,c2 etc. A semantic lay
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by neeleshs 3y ago
This is golden, and not just for reports. If you expose the change data stream as an API, many integrations become 10x simpler for your partners and customers. Providing a consistent definition for read-after-write (or search specifically)
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by neeleshs 3y ago
Shameless plug on https://syncari.com . I'm a founder and this is part of our thesis as. A single data, control and analytics plane for all systems (CRM, internal systems, marketing, support, product usage and billing)
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by neeleshs 3y ago
Congratulations on the launch. I have not seen the product, but please treat contacts, accounts and opportunities as very first class if you don't do it already. Also, make change data capture easier. This will go a long way in doing c
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by neeleshs 3y ago
Agreed.For this market segment, it is indeed the right approach.
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by neeleshs 3y ago
+1 for this. This is also a reason why vertical CRMs (ironically many built on force.com), though niche, are successful. New players will look like CRUD apps with the horizontal platform approach, and will have a hard time unseating existin
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by neeleshs 3y ago
While the boundaries continues to fade, what you described is generally called a Marketing Automation system. Hubspot is becoming more CRM now, but its roots were and still are Marketing Automation.
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by neeleshs 3y ago
Thanks. This looks promising!
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by neeleshs 3y ago
That's a good idea and we considered FDW (for this and more stuff), but having a middleware makes it more flexible - FDW has limitations around pushdown with subselects, we are still constrained to a single postgresql instance for exec
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by neeleshs 3y ago
That's interesting. I'm looking to do something similar, but need wire compatibility with postgresql. This allows any postgres client to talk to our service. Didn't have a lot of luck finding a good "middleware"
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by neeleshs 3y ago
What is your preferred hardware and flavor of Linux for this? I'm trying to do the same
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by neeleshs 3y ago
This is a very common approach and scales quite well. I worked for a company that had thousands of customers and each had their own schema. A single master database that kept track of which customer is on what physical db cluster, and this
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by neeleshs 3y ago
Congratulations on the launch! This looks pretty neat, though there are many similar products. When non-technical/semi-technical people are exposed to the database, the biggest issues come from two areas * their lack of grasp on data m
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An ES5-compliant JavaScript interpreter, written in Java(github.com)
37 points by neeleshs 3y ago|8 comments
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by neeleshs 3y ago
Taking 100 steps after a meal is a common saying in India as well. The saying also advises sleep on ones left side for good health. Goes like this in Kannada - "Undu nooradi nadedu, edamaggulagi malagidare vaidyana bhandatavilla sarvaj
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by neeleshs 3y ago
Even in 2015, in O'Hare Chicago, there were like 5-6 passengers, including me and family that were late due to a late connection and the flight doors had closed. The bridge was not retracted yet. No one was in the counter either. But w
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by neeleshs 3y ago
Disclaimer : I'm the cofounder of Syncari. I agree 100%. The whole notion of modern data stack is a myopic , neither here nor there philosophy to address data in my opinion. Just take a look at the sheer number of tools one has to run
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by neeleshs 3y ago
Out of curiosity, who is your onprem provider?
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by neeleshs 3y ago
Is a sparse high dimensional boolean tensor modeled as you describe roughly the same as inverted index in a search engine like ElasticSearch/Solr?
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by neeleshs 3y ago
+1 for this. Most of the time, all that matter in terms of performance is user's tolerance. Once that is reached, operational complexity becomes a lot more important. We use raw Postgres for analytics, knowing that projects like these
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by neeleshs 3y ago
Cheap bottled wate has an odd after taste and high end ones taste like normal tap water. No hint of tropical forest or alpine ice at least for me.

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