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by rathboma 6y ago
It's less for a DBA and more for someone who just uses a DB as like a web or mobile developer for example.
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by rathboma 6y ago
Thanks!
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by rathboma 6y ago
Hey folks, This is a passion project from myself and a friend. Been looking for a slick and easy to use SQL client on Linux for a while (I wanted basically Sequel Pro, on Linux, for PSQL). Couldn't find what I wanted, so we made one ou
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Show HN: Beekeeper Studio – open-source, cross-platform SQL client(beekeeperstudio.io)
343 points by rathboma 6y ago|132 comments
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Beginners Guide to Columnar File Formats in Spark and Hadoop(blog.matthewrathbone.com)
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Fullstaq Ruby: First impressions, and how to migrate your Docker Ruby apps(dev.to)
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by rathboma 8y ago
Kickbox | Software Engineer | Dallas TX | ONSITE | https://kickbox.com At Kickbox, we build APIs and platforms that ensure email deliverability for both email marketers and developers. Since our founding in 2014, Kickbox has bee
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by rathboma 8y ago
I'd love to see this type of investigation done on a US model of their phones, for example an Honor 8 pro.
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by rathboma 8y ago
Love this idea. Quick question - do you have any thoughts on how far along you're looking for the companies to be? Eg pre revenue, $100/month, $1000, $10k?
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by rathboma 9y ago
Likewise I also have a similar service offering form endpoints. Plus I built a bootstrap-native form builder (generates a bootstrap form and inserts it with JS, not an iframe). I also have Slack, and webhook notifications. https:/&#x2
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Free API for detecting disposable email addresses(open.kickbox.io)
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Dyson to make electric cars from 2020(bbc.com)
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by rathboma 9y ago
Hey all, I built this to scratch my own itch when I needed Slack and Close.io integration for my static-site webforms. Seemed to be useful so figured I share with others. Nothing else I found online really offered endpoints plus the app int
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Show HN: Form endpoints for static sites with Email/Slack notifications(99inbound.com)
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by rathboma 9y ago
Making ~$500/month from a combination of things: https://blog.matthewrathbone.com - Articles about Hadoop, Hive, and Spark with Amazon book and Coursera course affiliate links https://www.99inbound.com - Forms a
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by rathboma 10y ago
FLAVOR: Desktop HEADLINE: Make Wi-fi less aggressive about switching bands, and prefer 5ghz DESCRIPTION: For access points with 2 and 5ghz bands which are both weak my laptop will continually jump between them every few seconds. This makes
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by rathboma 10y ago
Yes agreed. I have this issue too.
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by rathboma 10y ago
FLAVOR: Desktop HEADLINE: Sane power defaults for common laptops DESCRIPTION: Using Ubuntu on a laptop requires installation of TLP and powertop, then tweaking stuff until it works. For example I had to disable power saving for a specific H
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A Quick Guide to Concurrency in Scala(blog.matthewrathbone.com)
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by rathboma 10y ago
If you're looking for books I recently made a list of good books for Scala - https://blog.matthewrathbone.com/2017/02/14/scala-books.html . Otherwise Scala School is awesome: https://twitter.gi
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by rathboma 10y ago
It is designed for use with Flyway. I'm using it successfully in production with Beekeeper. Happy to answer any questions.
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Show HN: Migration Builder- Active Record Style Migrations for Java/Scala/Kotlin(github.com)
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by rathboma 10y ago
With Jekyll you can just future-date your blog posts then trigger a republish on a daily cron. By default future-dated posts won't show up. So a daily build will publish them on the right day. If you host using Netlify you can create a
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10+ Great books for Spark (featuring holdenkarau twice)(blog.matthewrathbone.com)
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Ionic's 2016 - by the numbers(medium.com)
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by rathboma 10y ago
Good stuff guys. Keep it going
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by rathboma 10y ago
Check out this Foursquare talk that goes through how we used to do scheduling -- basically you make jobs dependent on a date - http://www.slideshare.net/OpenAnayticsMeetup/luigi-presentat...
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by rathboma 10y ago
Using Sqoop from something like Luigi as the ETL manager is a pretty great workflow - https://github.com/spotify/luigi You can define dependencies between jobs based on output file which allows you to re-run only part
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5 Engineers Talk about Their Favorite MapReduce Frameworks(blog.matthewrathbone.com)
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by rathboma 11y ago
You might want to obfuscate the last 4 digits of your credit card in that screenshot given how useful it is for hacking other systems.

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