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by tarasyarema 1y ago
Hi there! I just received the email from Github that they enabled Spark for my account, and I wanted to give it a try. I asked the same prompt to Spark and v0 and Spark did pretty good, and actually it let change the theme (in an opinionate
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How I found my way to contribute to OSS(tarasyarema.com)
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by tarasyarema 1y ago
Hi there! I always wanted to contribute to OSS. I tried direct ways to do it, like Hacktoberfest, finding good-first-issues, reading contribution guides. Nevertheless, after a while I found that the best way to do it (for me) was to actuall
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by tarasyarema 1y ago
Interesting thought, this reminds me of the universal paperclips game, but applied to a start-up. I believe gamifying onboardings could be an interesting experiment, but haven't seen any company lately trying this.
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by tarasyarema 1y ago
Nice one, more of a random question: are you planning on having paid only features for the project, or have it fully self-hosted version be the same in terms of features as the hosted one?
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Show HN: I built an open source (GPL) ATS(ats-oss.org)
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by tarasyarema 2y ago
I also understood that, but seems unreasonable to be able to achieve it without somehow storing the state via scd or some sort of audit + multi engine support
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Collaborative, agent to agent scenarios(google.github.io)
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by tarasyarema 2y ago
After the release yesterday, I think it's an interesting move from Google, and specially the sample code they have in the repo. Seems like a natural move after the MCP release, and I'm curious to see how many A2A new tools will ap
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Show HN: Vibe coding with Cursor as if it was v0(github.com)
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Show HN: Like Cursor, but App for Anyone(github.com)
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by tarasyarema 2y ago
Interesting, I do agree that finding actual value is not "trivial" for genai. In our case we found a specific use case that actually helps our purpose, so we use it there. Also, how I always try to think about it is: do not expect
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Ask HN: How much are you spending on AI?
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Show HN: Ask questions to your Google Sheets(loom.com)
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Show HN: Workflows over Your Sheets with SheetSQL(loom.com)
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by tarasyarema 3y ago
Totally, In fact I think it would be nice to have a sort of interactive example based on one of your sheets, definitely! Thanks for the feedback.
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by tarasyarema 3y ago
Probably you could do something similar, the thing is that duckdb is much more lightweight. But at the same time if you end up having billions of data points BQ is there to scale for sure jaja
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by tarasyarema 3y ago
Ah, I see, could you try now? The quota should be fixed, my bad there, had a bug. Now about the query, DuckDB works in the following way, the query you sent should be written like > SELECT * from <table> where "Status" =
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by tarasyarema 3y ago
No, it's done dynamically over the data, no loading nor anything. In fact it's streaming the queries with the power of DuckDB :D
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by tarasyarema 3y ago
Is this something that can be done without being in Google? And it would not be free in the end right? As BQ is not free in the end either...
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by tarasyarema 3y ago
Could you email me maybe some of the issues you encountered so I could help and find a good way to add the docs in the page?
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by tarasyarema 3y ago
I guess this is more focused on Google sheets and the limitations of it, i.e. people that do not operate with Excel files basically
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by tarasyarema 3y ago
Indeed the tool is great, and the performance is amazing in the browser. I believe DuckDB has a ton of potential! The same query in SheetSQL https://ibb.co/dDdZ0vC
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by tarasyarema 3y ago
Yeah, that is actually super nice, the potential DuckDB offers to operate with data in such an easy way. With a bit of tuning on the auth side it's that easy indeed. I think it is a pain point for some people, and it's great to se
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by tarasyarema 3y ago
Oh wow, I did not know about this, thanks for adding. Curious, do you handle live updates of the data upstream, it would refetch the data each time?
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by tarasyarema 3y ago
:D Actually completely accidental, as I'm using the chakra ui for the frontend part
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by tarasyarema 3y ago
Indeed, you can run queries in a sheet, but 1. It's writing a query in a single row cell which is hard from a UX perspective 2. SheetSQL offers you a way to cross join sheets as if those where tables, even between worksheets, which is
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by tarasyarema 3y ago
Thanks! First time deploying a project like this on my own, so nervous to see how the users use it, or if they do it at all jeje
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by tarasyarema 3y ago
Will keep the site posted on this, but definetly is one of the things that worries me the most as of now. Thanks for the comment!!
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by tarasyarema 3y ago
It is indeed an option, I guess the problem with this is that its static and and you need to re-create the tables each time. For someone more techie probably could work, as you could dump the data to sqlite and then query it. But if you wan

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