rubenvanwyk

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   by rubenvanwyk 2y ago

   Also love using the paid version of Octal on iOS, really worth it.
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   by rubenvanwyk 2y ago

   Glad F# was mentioned, my mind went their immediately as well. The ripple is definitely intentional, and from what I've found the dotnet compiler is quite performant so not so much experiencing the feedback lag that other mentioned whe
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   by rubenvanwyk 2y ago

   Interesting opinion I've not heard before, or to add to your point then basically types are merely just "interfaces".
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   by rubenvanwyk 2y ago

   I'm assuming your big brother doesn't program also. Learning programming is still a very good skill and will benefit you even if AI becomes more prolific. The usefulness of a conductor becomes greater the larger the orchestra beco
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   by rubenvanwyk 2y ago

   I just noted that Clickhouse can read and WRITE to Avro, so might be possible store Avro on S3 and query via ChDB. Interesting.
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   by rubenvanwyk 2y ago

   ChDB seems super underrated. I wonder if there exists a way to use only CHDB in your client and only use S3 for storage.
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   by rubenvanwyk 2y ago

   What you referenced seems to be for the US? Like I said, this in Africa.
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   by rubenvanwyk 2y ago

   It's based on Cypher, which is a query languages for graph databases. The author/s probably thought the data is more graph-like than relational.
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   by rubenvanwyk 2y ago

   What is crazy is that in many developing countries in Africa, the minimum wage is $15 PER DAY. $15 per hour is a competitive rate for the middle class and more than most professional accountants I know.
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    by rubenvanwyk 2y ago

    Always interesting to me these type of solutions choose SQLite (which is great) and not something like Postgres with Orioledb. With SQLite you have to also use Litestream for S3 backups and this is always something I'm surprised isn&#x
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    by rubenvanwyk 2y ago

    +1 for TSX for Python, that would be great!
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    B2B multi-tenant Postgres for AI(thenile.dev)

    3 points by rubenvanwyk 2y ago|0 comments
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    by rubenvanwyk 2y ago

    Also wanted to say I thought this problem has already been solved by River. Although seems like OP references a Python library rather than standalone server, so would probably be useful to Python devs.
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    by rubenvanwyk 2y ago

    Winning comment.
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    by rubenvanwyk 2y ago

    Personally, I think a future with a 1000 smaller but profitable bootstrapped companies are way better. Hopefully tech can become less centralised, truly.
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    by rubenvanwyk 2y ago

    I think it might be https://rows.com/product or https://equals.com ?
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    by rubenvanwyk 2y ago

    Best comment in the thread. I think defining certain languages as "crystallised", rather than "set", explains well the underlying structure has taken a specific shape based on specific tenets. Well said.
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    by rubenvanwyk 3y ago

    Can this read and write Parquet files to S3-compatible storage?