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Equinix Metal Builds on Flatcar Linux
(kinvolk.io)
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DuckDB Postgres Foreign Data Wrapper
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An HTTP API for Postgres
(wiki.postgresql.org)
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The 27-Year-Old Who Became a Covid-19 Data Superstar
(bloomberg.com)
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Build SQLite Extensions in Go
(github.com)
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Two Things to Measure and Improve Open Source Community Sustainability
(coss.media)
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patrickdevivo
6y ago
The same query, but but outputting an ASCII bar chart: https://bit.ly/3bcElz4
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OSS Code Contributions by Email Domain
(augmentable.medium.com)
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V8go v0.5.0 Execute JavaScript from Go
(github.com)
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patrickdevivo
6y ago
cool! this could probably be coupled with https://try.askgit.com/ to do some simple slicing and dicing queries on the response time history in git (average over a time period, count incidents in a time period, etc)
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patrickdevivo
6y ago
nice! this is awesome! you mention in the README > the goal is to be able to expose more powerful planning optimizations, and simpler code. an aspect of the sqlite virtual table feature (which askgit uses) is the ability to define "
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patrickdevivo
6y ago
The same query is pretty interesting for the kubernetes source code too: https://bit.ly/3tDgbXd
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patrickdevivo
6y ago
creator here - sorry about that, the code enforcing the repo size limit has been a bit buggy. I'm likely going to remove that soon
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Top Golang Contributors ( Of Commits) by Email Domain
(try.askgit.com)
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Execute JavaScript from Go
(github.com)
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patrickdevivo
6y ago
Fully agree with you here. I remember it being drilled into my head in middle school science class that "correlation does not imply causation," which seems to have been forgotten or ignored when writing these headlines.
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Run AskGit SQL Queries in the Browser
(try.askgit.com)
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Measuring Pull Request Merge Time with SQL
(augmentable.medium.com)
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AskGit SQL Can Now Query the GitHub API
(github.com)
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Identifying Code Churn with AskGit SQL
(augmentable.medium.com)
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The world’s longest commercial flights, by the numbers
(popsci.com)
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The React Framework in Deno
(github.com)
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Node to Deno Transpiler
(github.com)
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Managing your hosts file with a CLI
(github.com)
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patrickdevivo
6y ago
This is really cool, and coupled with a tool like https://github.com/augmentable-dev/askgit , could yield some interesting results. It could produce a table of specific values/text changing over time, measure frequ
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Should you use TODOs in source code?
(osedea.com)
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Linux Contributors by Email Domain
(gist.github.com)
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SQL for Redis
(redisql.com)
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Golang string distance algorithms (Levenshtein, LCS, Hamming)
(github.com)
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patrickdevivo
6y ago
I'm the creator of AskGit - and this is something I've been thinking a bit about, unsure of the best way to implement and very open to ideas! Adding language specific analysis (this line is a comment, this is a function name, etc)
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