rustyconover

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   by rustyconover 1y ago

   Thanks for taking the time to understand the philosophy of the extension.
2. 32.▲
   by rustyconover 1y ago

   Only the data source.
3. 33.▲
   by rustyconover 1y ago

   Thanks for the compliments!
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   by rustyconover 1y ago

   That’s possible with the arrow extension today.
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   by rustyconover 1y ago

   I'd love to see a 10 minute YouTube video of the capabilities of this product.
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   by rustyconover 2y ago

   Ada was the first language they threw at us in university back in '98. At the time, it felt like learning Latin to become a poet, but looking back, those lessons—rigor, clarity, and discipline—have aged better than some modern framewor
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   by rustyconover 2y ago

   This is a great lead up to my talk at DuckCon 6 on Friday in Amsterdam. It’s title is: “Airport for DuckDB: Letting DuckDB take Apache Arrow Flights” You can stream it at: https://duckdb.org/events/2025/01/31&
8. 38.▲
   by rustyconover 2y ago

   As the author I'm happy to answer any questions. I'm glad you like the idea of the extension.
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   Databricks Buys Tabular (The Iceberg Company)(databricks.com)

   4 points by rustyconover 2y ago|2 comments
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    by rustyconover 2y ago

    | We are excited to announce that we have agreed to acquire Tabular, Inc, a data management company founded by Ryan Blue, Daniel Weeks, and Jason Reid. This acquisition brings the original creators of Apache Iceberg™ and those of Linux Foun
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    by rustyconover 3y ago

    Percentages without a scale of the absolute value aren’t that easy to interpret. Sure, you’re telling me the slope is steep compared to being flat, but is it the side of an ant hill or the Himalayan mountains? Both can be very steep, relati
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    by rustyconover 3y ago

    If you're looking for a debate against ZStandard, its hard to argue against it. ZStandard is Pareto optimal. For the argument why, I really recommend this investigation. https://insanity.industries/post/pareto-opti
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    by rustyconover 3y ago

    What if a slow moving sailboat came across this plane’s path? If it is using ground effect it couldn’t climb much.
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    by rustyconover 5y ago

    Prophet is not my favorite time series forecasting package. I agree with the author’s findings. Microprediction.com (the site that wrote this article) is a great place to win monthly cash prizes for actually providing forecast accuracy, the
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    by rustyconover 6y ago

    Turing.jl[1] is quite usable and isn't slow[2]. [1] - https://turing.ml/dev/ [2] - https://arxiv.org/abs/2002.02702
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    by rustyconover 6y ago

    I'd just build my own HLS setup with Cloudfront and one of those encoders with MediaLive.
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    by rustyconover 6y ago

    I think you'd be surprised how efficient video codecs with regards to bandwidth used, nobody sends raw pixels at all. Also with HLS latency can be very short with the right settings. A few tips for coding screencasting: For coding scr
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    by rustyconover 6y ago

    PostgreSQL does offer insights into the plan. Just put EXPLAIN before your query.
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    by rustyconover 7y ago

    The percentage of state and federal taxes per gallon is becoming significant. So there is some floor at the pump.
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    by rustyconover 7y ago

    Top question: Is the keyboard a butterfly keyboard or is it more like the new MacBook Pro's 16 inch keyboard?
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    by rustyconover 7y ago

    I'm seeing smoke in the suppositions you're making so I'd like to help you. The point estimates for mortality rate, R0 and the like all are subject to interpretation/manipulation. The health agencies have allegedly been
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    by rustyconover 7y ago

    Tonight after purchasing more groceries than I've bought in the last decade, I'm reflecting on how strange it felt. I've never filled a shopping cart. A grocery basket, sure, but an entire cart with the bottom shelf filled
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    by rustyconover 7y ago

    I think most ML models aren’t very “lean”, meaning there is space in their weight layers for information isn’t directly attributable to predictive accuracy. That space is likely where this new “radioactive” like data is being “stored”/
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    by rustyconover 7y ago

    In my mind it has always been ok to talk about your politics as long as you're respectful and you respect the differences of people who disagree. To make it against whatever workplace "rules" there are seems overbearing and t
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    by rustyconover 7y ago

    Having more Montparnasse-esque towers would destroy the a lot of the streetscapes created by Haussmann that make Paris so distinctive. How can you not love all of the chimney pots? Keep the height restrictions inside of the city and contin
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    by rustyconover 10y ago

    It does not appear that this uses a GPU at all. Which is okay of course but may not win any speed contests.
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    by rustyconover 11y ago

    How is this new? AWS having SAML 2.0 support is old news being demonstrated at no less than two ReInvent conferences.
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    by rustyconover 11y ago

    I can only think Jason Scott[1] would be the obvious HN sponsored candidate for this position. Imagine the good he would do with the resources. [1] - http://archiveteam.org/index.php?title=User:Jscott
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    by rustyconover 11y ago

    They could make the spread wider after the first 500 contracts go off in a certain interval. Even the in the S&P outcry pit in Chicago sometimes the bid/ask spread goes wide or even no bid when things move too far or too fast for c
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    by rustyconover 11y ago

    Let us not disregard the intelligence value the NSA or another other government entity gathers by doing a low resolution DNA sequencing all of the blood that goes through these machines for future reference. This covert use wouldn't b