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by snthpy 1y ago
Agree. Much more interesting is the nugget that "your car keys always travel farther than your car" (assuming you're only using one set of course).
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by snthpy 1y ago
https://youtu.be/VLq8RPwDnMc?si=hKQWkGpA2ahTJoDn&t=397 > Pond party later. Too many ducks, too many voices, too many rules. None written down. Still a good duck, always a good duck!
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by snthpy 1y ago
Where in the wiki is Commons Atribution?
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by snthpy 1y ago
Seems legit. These topics should not form any part of work or government. What you do in your own time is of course completely up to you, as with any other NSFW content.
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by snthpy 1y ago
> That said, I do respect the extent to which he continues his credit-attribution crusade even to his own reputational detriment. Lol, I still used to notice him before covid when he was railing against Bengio, Hinton, and LeCun. Can&#x2
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by snthpy 1y ago
> In my dream PL syntax a function call would be a function name followed by a tuple, and that tuple would be no different than the tuples you would use in any other part of the program So PRQL (prql-lang.org) is kind of like that, with
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by snthpy 1y ago
Totally agree but there is tldr for that. I learned recently that tldr also has separate pages for subcommands.
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by snthpy 1y ago
Not the OP nor knowledgeable in this area but I would suspect / hope postgres compatibility as a start. The last time I looked into whether I could use cockroachdb as a backend for my Airflow cluster, it wasn't possible due to com
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by snthpy 1y ago
Thank you. This is a very insightful comment that pinpoints something I could never quite put my finger on. So the issue is that you need a git pull or something like it to prevent branching. Chat etc... achieves this through real-time stat
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by snthpy 1y ago
I'm in the opposite position: known about SPQR for decades but never heard of this meme and clearly missed it. Can you explain the meme please because I didn't understand the hits I got when I just googled it.
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by snthpy 1y ago
TIL Ozymandian. Great word. Love it. Thanks!
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by snthpy 1y ago
Not sure if this is what you had in mind but here are the links to the two papers that I was referencing. [1] covers the first 40 years of databases. [2] fills in the gap of the last 20 years and gives their thoughts on the future. My apolo
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by snthpy 1y ago
I was also concerned about the wasted overhead. However I guess it's just there for compatibility (since space is cheap) and for common encodings you'll be able to skip reading it with range requests and use your trusted codec to
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by snthpy 1y ago
Andy Pavlo also deserves a shout out; he's an authority on databases and lives a "data oriented lifestyle". See his two "What goes around comes around ..." papers for great overviews of the past and future 50 years
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by snthpy 1y ago
I'm a big fan of Wes' work and Pandas was incredibly influential. However technically it wasn't his best work. In terms of selling points, I think that the Arrow data format is technically much better and more influential on
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by snthpy 1y ago
Nope. The tool definition is just the request spec. Actually response spec was added but in June only. Who knows what resources are for, not very clear tbh.
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by snthpy 1y ago
Great quote. Thank you!
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by snthpy 1y ago
Alt+Space is already a universal shortcut key binding on Windows.
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What we wanted was AI that cleared our technical debt and did our maintenance so we could focus on greenfield projects. What we got was AI producing slop on greenfield projects which we have to debug and maintain.
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by snthpy 1y ago
One missing feature is Windows Explorer Shell integration for File Hash checks, e.g. for downloads. Hopefully it won't be too much longer until this lands: https://github.com/microsoft/PowerToys/issues/57
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by snthpy 1y ago
One issue I had in the past was with the Advanced Clipboard/Paste so I've disabled it on my new laptop until I can figure out what the issue was. That said, PowerToys was the first thing I installed on the new laptop.
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by snthpy 1y ago
The benefits are that ASV / USV files are trivial to parse with simple string splitting since you don't have to worry about nesting and quoting. Here's an example of what a USV looks like: Folio1␟␞ Sheet1␟␞ a␟b␟␞ c␟d␟␞ ␝ Shee
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by snthpy 1y ago
So ASCII actually had dedicated characters for this, 0x1C-0x1F. The problem is that they are non-printing. Unicode has rendered analogs, U+241C-U+241F, but they take more bytes to encode, which can significantly increase file size in large
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by snthpy 1y ago
Looks great. How tied is it to Jira? How hard would it be to make it usable for Linear and Github Projects as well?
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by snthpy 1y ago
Hi, thanks for correcting me on that. It actually says right [here]( https://docs.ethena.fi/solution-overview/risks/exchange-fail... ) that they use CEXs to trade the derivative positions so I clearly didn't do
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by snthpy 1y ago
Interesting. Thanks for sharing. What about qwen3-coder on Cerebras? I'm happy to pay the $50 for the speed as long as results are good. How does it compare with glm-4.5?
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by snthpy 1y ago
Have you looked into Ethena USDe? It is completely decentralized and doesn't use a flawed algorithmic stablecoin mechanism like Terra-Luna but rather creates synthetic cash exposure by shorting perpetuals against collateral the same wa
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by snthpy 1y ago
Nice. Anchor Modelling is underappreciated. Gonna have a look at your DSL.
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> It's... OK. It's a reasonably tasty spiced brown apple/pear sauce with a grainy texture, but with the spices already built in. Considering the importance of the spice trade and the cost of spices, this would have been a
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by snthpy 1y ago
In work yes, but as a title? I only started seeing it called that around dbt origin.

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