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Wow very cool. Would love to see it interface with Bigquery or other data lakes so it could grab the schemas and structure query
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I love the idea, and the roadmap sounds nice, but I would really like to see a 5 min tutorial or short documenting exactly how I could use it day to day.
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Nicely said; "boredom engineering" encapsulates so much of what I've seen at large enterprises.
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If the listener is offline, the Postgres will see that a subscriber is behind and mark more of internal data as needing to be retained - this will keep certain maintenance tasks from being run (i.e. VACUUM). If VACUUM is not run for long e
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Great write-up. I would add that I actually have seen something like a "Data Mesh" architecture, at a bank of all places. The key was a very stable, solid infrastructure and dev platform, as well as a custom Python library that
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I am a data engineer, and I STILL don't understand the differences between the following terms: 1. Data Warehouse 2. Datalake 3. Data Lakehouse 4. Data Mesh Can someone please clearly explain the differences between these concepts?
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Not OP, but a Data Engineer with 4 years experience in the space - I think the key is to first build the feedback loop - i.e. any thing that helps you answer how do you know the data pipeline is flowing and that the data is correct - then g
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Invading Muslim armies of that era typically left the major infrastructure and economies, and even the lower levels of political bureaucracies relatively intact. I'm interested in the claim that "when the Moors invaded Spain, they
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I'm interested in learning how to formally express distributed systems but have limited time. Does anyone have any insight into which would be better to learn - TLA+/PlusCal (e.g. Hillel Wayne's courses) or Isabelle/HOL
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How expensive is malpractice insurance, as a proportion of your salary?
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Can someone with knowledge please explain what the use cases are for this vs. just letting autovacuum run?
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I don't think thats a fair characterization of PTI supporters. PML-N and PPP have literally created cults of personality around their families, in many ways their followers can be described as cult-like also.
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I like the idea, it’s a decent approach to stop low-effort scraping of your info.
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Hi, data engineer here. There are umpteen data engineering tools that have “Data” in the title. Have you considered a different name?
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Hong Kong was leased by the British for 99 years (lease terms were set after British beat Chinese in opium wars, giving British drug dealers the right to sell opium to Chinese citizens). After 99 years, China was strong enough where Britis
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Don’t pay attention to haters, it’s sorta cool, even if it’s not the most efficient or safe way of holding Bitcoin.
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According to this publication [1] by the "rediscover-er" of Gobeklitepe, they found and dated an animal tooth that confirmed their original dating of the site to somewhere around 9000 BCE. It doesn't look like the critical r
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One open problem not listed, probably under the "Financial Economics" heading: the closed end fund premium discount puzzle, referenced her https://scholar.harvard.edu/files/shleifer/files/investorsen
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5y ago
worked in chicago trading for years. that attitude is endemic.
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Those sentiments didn’t arise in a vacuum.
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I read a similar analysis on Cramer’s picks in 2007. IIRC on average There was a transient increase (lasting several days) in the stocks he recommended…however sometimes the increase would begin several hours before his show aired. Also the
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I’m Muslim… on a day to day basis I pray, ideally five times a day. The prayer timings are tied to the location of the sun in the sky, which helps me be more aware of natural rhythms. I’ve observed that the periods of my life where I am pr
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I highly recommend “Debt: The First 5000 Years” by late anthropologist David Graeber. He does a good job of highlighting the oddities of our existing financial system by comparing it to others throughout human history.
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Do you have any recommendations as to how to get started creating your style of generative art? I have been interested in a similar project for sometime, but don’t know the best place to get started. My background is in Math, so I’d really
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The backers get 100% return after 2 months if employee stays on? That doesn’t sound bad to me, if I was convinced of the company’s trustworthiness there are a number of former coworkers I would definitely “bet on” to last more than 2 months
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Revelation place and revelation order should be tagged with the source (I.e. where that information is conning from), as it’s not 100% known in either Muslim canonical or western academic histories, whereas this dataset makes it seems like
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Seconded, I would also like to see those animations.
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Not every communication is best conducted over slack, many things are much easier in person in my experience.
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They didn’t. I know of several people with an extremely common name (Basically Muslim equivalent of “John Smith”) who were unable to fly or cross borders, even with the “Redress numbers” that they are supposed to give out in case of mistake
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Looks like his issue was resolved within several days: https://www.kleinbottle.com/Amazon_Brand_Hijacking.html
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