skadamat

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   What It Takes to Manage the Open Source BI Tool, Apache Superset(preset.io)

   1 points by skadamat 4y ago|0 comments
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   What playing The Witness will teach my kid about problem solving(robertheaton.com)

   2 points by skadamat 4y ago|0 comments
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   Bret Victor's Dynamicland Visualizing Proteins at UCSF(youtube.com)

   3 points by skadamat 4y ago|0 comments
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   Wax on Wax Off – Deploying Dataflows on AWS with GitHub Actions(bytewax.io)

   4 points by skadamat 4y ago|0 comments
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   Stream Processing in Native Python(bytewax.io)

   2 points by skadamat 4y ago|0 comments
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   by skadamat 4y ago

   Derek Sivers' essay is a good one here: https://sive.rs/donkey
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   Dbt Announced Their Semantic Layer(getdbt.com)

   1 points by skadamat 4y ago|0 comments
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   by skadamat 4y ago

   IMO you should flip the question around. How do you get very very good at your current skill / job, and then over time find creative ways to: - apply it in other adjacent fields - gain more autonomy and creativity - craft the work-life
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   by skadamat 4y ago

   For context, there are multiple Clickhouse companies. This is the one that spun out of Yandex and took the Clickhouse name as their namesake for the company! Altinity has been in the space for a while offering Clickhouse services as well:
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    I can empathize to be honest. There's something awesome about doing physical work. You get to use your body to think and move, and feel concrete progress. However, I think being a Tech CEO is at the opposite end of the spectrum from be
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    Open Source Looker Alternative with Cube and Superset(cube.dev)

    3 points by skadamat 4y ago|0 comments
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    I didn't see much about moving past traditional, small screens in this list, but I sure we have room-scale computing that I can walk around in!
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    The Case for Dataset-Centric Visualization(preset.io)

    2 points by skadamat 4y ago|0 comments
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    Let's bring back HyperCard and NLS, why do we even have these bloated, super limited web browsers?
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    A key point here is that our brains don't work like computer hard drives. Our brains are a lot closer to how, in biology, a single cell stores the entire DNA "data" that's needed to replicate but just using a few base pa
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    Andy Matuschak's thinking / independent research work here is very relevant: - https://andymatuschak.org/ - https://www.patreon.com/posts/71081197 - Literally a related quantum computing &#x2
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    One of Cal's earlier books is ALL about this: https://www.calnewport.com/books/so-good/
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    Eh, if you listen to his podcast episode you'll see that's not quite what he's advocating. He's advocating for intentionality and to design your life with work as a part of it. For some people that could mean that doing
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    Good question! 1. Deep Life Principles: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-204-deep-life-princ... 2. Decoding the Deep Life: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ep-200-decoding-th
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    Cal's key ideas for the uninitiated: - Deep Life: Kind of like essentialism / minimalism: Be intentional & focus on results / remove what matters. Create 5 pillars for your life, and work fits into it: https:/&#x2F
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    They will get there! But they need to build a sustainable business
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    They will get there I'm sure! But they also need to build a business along the way
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    Curious if this will support Chromium OS or only Chrome OS? I'd also love to learn more about the motivation to create this laptop and the target audiences!
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    Few come to mind! - Startup that's running analytics off their production Postgres DB can use this as a gateway drug to try out BigQuery. Bonus for not having to ETL the data themselves or pay FiveTran / host Airbyte to do it - Re
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    1. Recurring Revenue In some sense, every business dreams of wanting to be a recurring revenue business. - Gyms want you to pay monthly, and discount annual plans (and sometimes discount again if you try to cancel your annual plan) - Restau
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    Because it just boils down to the content that's available! Also it's a newer app to be fair. Hulu's UX is way way worse. I can never figure out how to switch episodes for my current show and the "library" shows ver
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    I mean, to be fair, it's just their first product / platform? In a few years, imagine having way more form factors and options here to support what you're looking for.
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    IMO this is the best answer. A clear, history-contextualized summary of the reasons why vanilla is often not enough for some use cases.
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    > SQL was originally designed for non-technical users to interact with the database, however, it's used almost exclusively by software developers peppering it throughout their applications. Interesting claim! In my experience, the #
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    by skadamat 4y ago

    Bunch of suggestions in this list! http://worrydream.com/#!/ClimateChange