nicoritschel

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Show HN: Share Claude Code and Codex CLI Transcripts(agentexports.com)
3 points by nicoritschel 10mo ago|3 comments
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Show HN: A PostHog SDK-Compatible Ingestion API for Cloudflare Workers in Rust(github.com)
1 points by nicoritschel 10mo ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Yardstick — Measures in SQL as a DuckDB Extension(github.com)
1 points by nicoritschel 11mo ago|0 comments
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We Need to Talk About ACP(sidequery.dev)
3 points by nicoritschel 1y ago|0 comments
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by nicoritschel 1y ago
All good https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45041302
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by nicoritschel 1y ago
One of my projects uses an impacted version. However, we use bun as a package manager. Thrilled bun protected us by default! > executing arbitrary scripts represents a potential security risk, so—unlike other npm clients—Bun does not exe
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by nicoritschel 1y ago
I am launching a similar tool very soon; it's built in Swift & macOS only. Here's the web version I built almost a year ago you can play with in the meantime. https://sidequery.dev
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by nicoritschel 1y ago
I am launching one very soon; it's similarly built in Swift & macOS only. Here's the web version I built almost a year ago you can play with in the meantime. https://sidequery.dev
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by nicoritschel 1y ago
I would take a hard look at Kinesis/Pubsub for these data volumes; should cost in the tens of dollars monthly.
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by nicoritschel 1y ago
I've been down this rabbit hole as well. Many of the sync projects seem great at first glance (and are very impressive technically) but perhaps a bit idealistic. Reactive queries are fantastic from a dx perspective, but any of the &quo
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by nicoritschel 1y ago
You should do this in normal channels relevant to the discussion topic to facilitate discussion, not a separate channel per person. What.
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Wizard - DuckDB extension for natural language and javascript in SQL queries(github.com)
4 points by nicoritschel 1y ago|0 comments
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by nicoritschel 1y ago
San Clemente (south of LA) replaced local bus service with subsidized ($2)lyft rides for a select list of pickup/dropoff spots a few years ago. I receive vouchers every month just for having used Lyft in the town. Similar; surely more
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by nicoritschel 1y ago
The redesign was ~5 months ago. If you switched in October, you 100% have not used the current Cursor experience.
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An Ode to the Wide Event(nicoritschel.com)
2 points by nicoritschel 2y ago|0 comments
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by nicoritschel 2y ago
Also is in DuckDB https://github.com/ywelsch/duckdb-psql
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by nicoritschel 2y ago
Adtech/ML
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by nicoritschel 2y ago
I am grateful for Redis and I agree you pioneered a lot of data access patterns in production for a lot of people, myself included. I've used Redis for 10 years, at times for use cases as you mention, for real time feature engineering
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by nicoritschel 2y ago
With all due respect, the linked video was pretty fair. It didn't imply not to use Redis, just not as a primary datastore. I don't think folks work with Redis out of fondness for the model, but because it's the least worst da
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Coding with AI(nicoritschel.com)
1 points by nicoritschel 2y ago|0 comments
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GitRelate(d): Find related Git repositories(gitrelated.com)
3 points by nicoritschel 2y ago|2 comments
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by nicoritschel 2y ago
My coworker made this, so thought I would share! Just replace github.com in any repo’s URL with gitrelate.com or gitrelated.com, and you can see other repositories that people who starred the original repo also liked. Works best with obscur
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Metrics in SQL: querying a semantic layer via DuckDB over the pg protocol(github.com)
3 points by nicoritschel 2y ago|1 comments
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by nicoritschel 2y ago
If you're into data in any capacity, you've probably heard about DBT the past few years. SQLMesh is an alternative that with many enhancements like column level lineage. You may or may not be familiar with the DBT semantic layer.
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Piped SQL via DuckDB(github.com)
5 points by nicoritschel 2y ago|1 comments
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by nicoritschel 2y ago
Instead of waiting for the output of the admittedly interesting research from Google, start using piped SQL today anywhere you can use DuckDB. Sidenote: GoogleSQL with pipe syntax is available in alpha already if you use BigQuery ( https:&#
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by nicoritschel 2y ago
See a demo of how to use it here: https://x.com/nicoritschel/status/1832111432605089792 Protips: - Connect a folder of .csv or .parquet files and they'll all be registered as tables - There is very little cha
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Show HN: Sidequery - A SQL editor and exploratory BI tool in your browser(sidequery.ai)
3 points by nicoritschel 2y ago|2 comments
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by nicoritschel 3y ago
While this is a step in the right direction, just let me write something closer to SQL. Influx did this correctly.
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by nicoritschel 3y ago
Hi Tobi; Hi Archie, we all know each other from Twitter. Check out what Postico does; it just highlights the current statement under the cursor by default and that's what gets run by default. Can't resist imposing this subtle SQL

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