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   by snthpy 2y ago

   OT: What are the rules for forming the abbreviated forms of the German laws? For example [1] lists Rindfleischetikettierungsüberwachungsaufgabenübertragungsgesetz abbreviated as RflEttÜAÜG. I've receently had to deal with some German f
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   by snthpy 2y ago

   There's also Stalwart which I've been meaning to try out. https://github.com/stalwartlabs/mail-server
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   by snthpy 2y ago

   https://github.com/PRQL/prql PRQL - the Pipelined Relational Query Language, pronounced "Prequel". PRQL is a modern language for transforming data — a simple, powerful, pipelined SQL replacement. Like SQL, it
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   by snthpy 2y ago

   Related question: are there there any algorithms / optimizations for probabilistic programming in an online context? What i mean is that I have a model and I've run my inference on my historical data. Now I have new observations s
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   by snthpy 2y ago

   Have a look at PRQL [1] for analytical queries. That's exactly what it's designed for. Disclaimer: I'm a contributor. That said. I like Logica and Datalog. For me the main use case is "recursive" queries as they are
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   by snthpy 2y ago

   That's called parimutuel being and the broker just takes a vig (vigorish). It's analogous to agency based trading in finance. The broker can also set the odds and act as a market maker, like principal based trading in finance.
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   by snthpy 2y ago

   Do you have anything public on this or similar to this? I'm also a fan of Power Query and M-lang and think it's underappreciated by the dev community. Why did you use PQ in that instance?
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   by snthpy 2y ago

   Looking for the dead hand [1] reference. Did you forget to add it?
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   by snthpy 2y ago

   Oxcel ?
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    How tightly coupled are the React app and the Rust backend? I hope the backend engine can be used standalone embedded in other apps.
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    What would be quite cool would be a small utility that one can run over ones workooks and that produces a csv or json file of all the Excel functions used and their count. People could submit those and you'd get real usage stats of wha
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    Awesome project! Looking forward to following this. I've been looking out for projects like this over the years and I'm glad to see that this one takes Excel compatibility seriously! Also love the choice of Rust and WASM! For me D
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    Agree with your comment. I almost didn't click on it because I wouldn't be interested in a C# or .Net project and was very pleasantly surprised. I don't love the name.
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    Also, I never fully grokked Differential Dataflow but I get DBSP so I would love an explanation of how Differential Dataflow differs from DBSP.
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    Love this project! Since "Differential Dataflow" has a specific meaning though and this isn't it, I wonder if a different title wouldn't be better? "DBSP for the masses" presumes someone already knows what DBSP
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    Interesting. That makes sense. Thanks!
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    Any pictures of the 11m high chamber? I'm really intrigued by that because that height seems really excessive given the difficulty of carving that it of rock so they must have thought it was really important.
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    +1
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    Thanks for this post. Really interesting and a great win for OSS! I've been watching all the recent GitMerge talks put up by GitButler and following the monorepo / scaling developments - lots of great things being put out there by
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    We need more of those
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    Thanks, that's interesting.
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    Thanks for the reply and sharing that. That fits my understanding and makes sense. Given the amount of time invested, you should really establish beforehand whether it's a worthy thesis or not. I guess the defense is more about establi
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    OT question but is anyone ever denied their PhD during their defense? I know of plenty of people that drop out or don't finish but have never heard anyone that didn't pass the defense so just curious if that happens?
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    I agree with this but the post would benefit from a [2022] in the title.
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    This question has come up a few times in this thread. However I don't see how people expect this to be possible unless they are talking about ndjson with flat records. JSON in general is a very nested format so languages based on relat
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    duckdb is shorter to type than clickhouse-local and at the command line brevity is king! Of course the winner here is chdb! (And don't talk to me about shell aliases) :-p While on the topic, how exactly does chdb relate to clickhouse-
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    Some time ago I wrote pq ( https://github.com/prql/prql-query ) which aimed to be a simple CLI for PRQL to wrangle data on the command line, much like sq. Unfortunately I haven't had time to maintain it so it is now
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    Not directly, but DuckDB, ClickHouse, and GlareDB all support PRQL and they each have CLIs. In a previous HN comment [1] I showed how you can leverage PRQL to make your RDBM's JSON functionality more ergonomic. For example ```sh
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    Is there a Nerdfont version of this that I can use for my terminal?
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    Looks great! I'll be watching your progress with great interest. What do you use for the DataTable widget? Is there a Rust/Ratatui equivalent of DataTable ( https://textual.textualize.io/widgets/data_table&#x2F