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by samuell 4y ago
Interesting! I'm thinking ... perhaps a small syntax comparison for prolog/classical datalog vs cozo, would help people used to the classical syntax quickly get started.
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by samuell 4y ago
For folks looking for documentation or getting started-examples, see: - The tutorial: https://nbviewer.org/github/cozodb/cozo-docs/blob/main/tutor... - The language documentation: https:/&#x2F
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by samuell 4y ago
Indeed, composability is the spot-on keyword here.
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by samuell 4y ago
Many thanks for the detailed answer!
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by samuell 4y ago
Does Cypher even support nested and/or recursive queries? I remember asking the Neo4j guys at a meetup about that many years ago, and they didn't even seem to understand the question. Might have changed since then of course. Other
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by samuell 4y ago
How I have waited for this: A simple, accessible library for graph-like data with datalog (also in a statically compiled language, yay). Have even pondered using SWI-prolog for this kind of stuff, but it seems so much nicer to be able to us
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by samuell 4y ago
Doing editing only on selected "rows" or items in a structure, based on the values of other attributes in them. Similar to what you specify in the WHERE clause in SQL-statements.
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by samuell 4y ago
SPyQL looks fantastic! The thing that worried me when looking into SQL-tools for CSV-files on the commandline, is the plethora of tools available, and it being hard to find one that feels solid and well-supported enough to become a "de
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by samuell 4y ago
I would wish for jq to be a really generic tool for working with structured data on the commandline, but I have a really hard time figuring out how to do e.g. conditional-based editing etc. Can't get my head around that, and don't
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by samuell 4y ago
Yeah, I was wondering about how Duplicati compares to Kopia, which seems to check pretty much all the boxes for me.
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Tesla Unveils Optimus, a Walking Robot That Could Arrive in 2027(cnet.com)
2 points by samuell 4y ago|1 comments
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by samuell 4y ago
I'm approaching 40, and have so much more I want to learn. The only thing is I hope I keep my physical and mental strength going long enough. My plan for this right now is to keep physically active. Cycling to work (2x9km), and 2-3 wee
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by samuell 4y ago
Gives a new perspective on a classic verse: "For he spoke, and it came to be; he commanded, and it stood firm." Psalm 33:9, NIV :)
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by samuell 4y ago
Biden himself told they would do it, and "promised they have ways to do it" (from ca 1:20): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OS4O8rGRLf8&t=82s
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by samuell 4y ago
I think the article is trying to encourage you to realize there is a lot more practical steps you can do to map out the space of possible paths forward (which is of course also one way of making headway), than many people realize at first.
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by samuell 4y ago
These are the books that IMO felt worth really carefully digesting: Software engineering practices: - Designing Data-Intensive Applications - Site Reliability Engineering - Software Engineering at Google - Designing Event-Driven Systems - T
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by samuell 4y ago
Tig is just awesome. So well thought out, with sensible shortcuts for every relevant action in each context. Must have gone a lot of thought into it.
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by samuell 4y ago
What is FeatureBase? The slogan "The First OLAP Database Built Entirely on Bitmaps" is barely parseable for this person after 20+ years in IT.
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by samuell 4y ago
I have often found myself being able to dig forward way after many of my peers (not all) are out of ideas. I have seen a shift in my own ability to debug problems after I realized that with increasing "hardness" of the bug, you ne
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Illumina-Grail Deal Blocked by EU’s Antitrust Regulator(wsj.com)
1 points by samuell 4y ago|0 comments
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by samuell 4y ago
Leads you to think they are just trying to see who wants the job the most.
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by samuell 4y ago
I did a small comparison of implementing pipeline concurrency in Go and Crystal: https://rillabs.com/posts/crystal-concurrency-easier-syntax-... Crystal pretty much provides the same (great) concurrency functionality w
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by samuell 4y ago
I might have used it at some time, but must have forgot it since then. I now find it super useful to be able to collapse long threads, to see what others have posted :D
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by samuell 4y ago
TIL one can collapse HN threads. With all the clear labels on HN, perhaps a [collapse] link would have been clearer.
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by samuell 4y ago
Interesting. But I guess there must be files that you don't check in because of size?
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by samuell 4y ago
Yep. Is what I always do now.
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Feature Stores Explained: The Three Common Architectures(featureform.com)
1 points by samuell 4y ago|0 comments
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by samuell 4y ago
I'm a bit surprised that the article doesn't connect the rising popularity of SQL to the central role SQL has in data analytics and to some extent data science, both of which AFAIS are both quickly growing fields, slowly chewing a
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Open sourcing Feathr – LinkedIn’s feature store for productive machine learning(engineering.linkedin.com)
1 points by samuell 4y ago|0 comments
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by samuell 4y ago
Moved to Debian 11 after (X)ubuntu moved to snap packages. Anybody knows if this affects the ease of installing on Debian 11 in any way?

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