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by snthpy 2y ago
I totally agree with your argument. However just to throw out an idea for a possible counterexample (as mathematicians like to do): What if you used aperiodic Penrose tiles and could detect intensity? Would it be possible to encode anything
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by snthpy 2y ago
OT: I used to get that too until I switched to keto. I used to have tuna mayo sandwiches for lunch. Then I cut out the sandwich (I.e. bread) and just had tuna mayo and no longer got that after lunch low and stayed fuller for longer. It was
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by snthpy 2y ago
Have a look at LakeFS ( https://docs.lakefs.io/understand/architecture.html ). Files are stored by hash on S3. Metadata is stored in a database. I run it locally and access it just like an S3 store. Metadata is in a Post
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by snthpy 2y ago
Great project! Thank you for sharing.
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by snthpy 2y ago
A similar thing I've been thinking about is extracting open github issues and using LLMs to triage them. Might look into that.
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by snthpy 2y ago
Have a look at Prose from pico.sh . https://pico.sh/prose
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by snthpy 2y ago
Thank you for this. I was just thinking that I need something like it. Could you include an example of how you separate files? For example are you using YAML Front Matter or something like that?
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by snthpy 2y ago
Thanks for the reply. I thought as much but just wanted to confirm. I was initially thinking about whether it would be worth doing the parsing but after reconsidering I think that wouldn't actually add anything. Thanks!
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by snthpy 2y ago
Interesting. Does it do any parsing of the output to try and detect progress indicators like 70% or does it just display the elapsed time asking with the last line of output?
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by snthpy 2y ago
Interesting. How does this compare to pgBackRest? pgBackrest is just a backup tool and (afaik) doesn't do high availability but it does give me point-in-time backups and restore and I can control multiple clusters from a single point.
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by snthpy 2y ago
Does anyone know if Recursive CTEs are addressed because I didn't find that while on my phone?
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by snthpy 2y ago
I guess this is what I'm looking for: https://substrait.io/spec/specification/
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by snthpy 2y ago
Is there an equivalent of CEL for the Arrow ecosystem? In particular is there a spec for what expressions are admissible for predicates or transformations for example here ( https://arrow.apache.org/docs/python/gene
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by snthpy 2y ago
Very cool! I'm actually mostly interested in the Import + Export functionality. Would be great to have that as a library without the gui part.
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by snthpy 2y ago
Could you give an example of what you mean by _fluent "py-data" first way_ ? You mean like a fluent API like `data.transform().filter()...` , that sort of thing?
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by snthpy 2y ago
Interesting. I hadn't considered that before but makes sense.
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by snthpy 2y ago
I think this was the talk: https://youtu.be/bx_LGilOuE4?si=K7k0hqUmeXl8ULLf I would like to know more about the first class conflict handling. That could potentially be useful for an application I have in mind but I need to
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by snthpy 2y ago
I saw a youtube talk on this a year or two ago and it looked promising. I've been waiting to see more people take it up and sing its praises. This is the first HN post I've noticed since then. Any experiences of anyone trying it o
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by snthpy 2y ago
I was thinking along similar lines. It would great if incidental and multiwoven used some standard connector library instead of Slack's api so that I can seamlessly use them with other services like Teams which we use at work.
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by snthpy 2y ago
The whole PowerToys suite looks useful. I'm trying to find some time to get familiar with it all. Also want to get going with komorebi ( https://github.com/LGUG2Z/komorebi ) as I've looked at the Linux tiling w
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by snthpy 2y ago
Yeah, the thing that makes trading and investing different from most other disciplines is that the distributions are completely non-stationary and are changing all the time. There are some "stylized facts" (that's the term to
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by snthpy 2y ago
Thanks. I did see that it was covered later as I continued reading the article and looking back I see that it's in the TOC as well so maybe I just didn't pay enough attention. I think just hyperlinking to that section would do the
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by snthpy 2y ago
As a fun aside, I find it quite fascinating when you see a particular signal go dead overnight. I recall one particular overnight reversion strategy in my local market which in the 90s and early 2000s had like a 45 degree straight line equi
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by snthpy 2y ago
Kudos for learning a lot in a short time. Many take longer to recapitulate these ideas, I certainly did. Alas, this is the standard buy-side quant curriculum. IDK where SOTA is these days but you have to a different edge because as you high
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by snthpy 2y ago
I don't think we have 500 years of data. Anything before 1926 is pretty sketchy.
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by snthpy 2y ago
I haven't tried it yet but this appeared a few days ago and I'm a big fan of Textual. https://github.com/paulrobello/parllama
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by snthpy 2y ago
Busy reading this and it's great so far. One comment, you've referenced "tree shaking" a few times without explaining what it is. I think I know but it might help others to explain that before your reference it.
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by snthpy 2y ago
Thank you for this. This looks like just what I was looking for!
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by snthpy 2y ago
+1 for this. I've just watched some videos on this but it's still nebulous to me. It has something to do with hydration, and bundling only components used in the app, but making it compatible with ES modules while also allowing fo
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by snthpy 2y ago
Nice! I knew the 4-colour theorem but the zero knowledge proof illustration was great. I didn't get it initially but the FAQ cleared it up and I felt like I learned something as it wasn't obvious on the first look.

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