tayloramurphy

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by tayloramurphy 3y ago
Damn - noticed this the other day... what a frustrating shame this is.
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by tayloramurphy 3y ago
Looks like https://opensnowcat.io/ is an open source fork of Snowplow to keep it true OSS.
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by tayloramurphy 3y ago
I've been using (and paying!) https://simpl.fyi/ for a few years now and it makes up for missing inbox for me. It was founded by the design lead for Inbox. Highly recommend if you use a Chromium-based browser.
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by tayloramurphy 3y ago
It's not clear from the paper - but that's what it seems like to me.
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by tayloramurphy 3y ago
What have you seen in the past five years that's made progress in this area? There's a lot of the "Modern Data Stack" tools that have certainly helped, but those generally feel separate from ML/AI workloads (usually
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All the ways to capture changes in Postgres(blog.sequin.io)
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by tayloramurphy 3y ago
Big fans of Jake and the team at Common Paper - we're happy users at Meltano. Congrats on the launch!
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by tayloramurphy 4y ago
Loved the whole Bobiverse series. Highly recommended for folks who want a relatively easy sci-fi read.
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by tayloramurphy 4y ago
I had it come up with a new data concept that was quite funny: Data Flambulation Coefficient (DFC) Unveiling the groundbreaking Data Flambulation Coefficient (DFC), a novel concept that redefines how we perceive and analyze the intricacies
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by tayloramurphy 4y ago
I fed it some documentation I wrote that had 2 FAQs and asked it what additional questions a user might have after reading the page. It came up with 10 additional questions, about half of which I added to our actual FAQ section!
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by tayloramurphy 4y ago
Only 31 simple steps? Sign me up
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by tayloramurphy 4y ago
I was fortunate enough to learn this strategy outside of a software context first. In grad school I was responsible for maintaining our GC-MS and LC-MS machines (Gas/Liquid Chromatograph / Mass Spectrometer) in addition to using t
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by tayloramurphy 4y ago
As someone who was considering this for the future (10+ years) its disappointing, but I understand it. Both Portugal and Ireland were on my list. I could 100% imagine how this program was ripe for abuse and would have side effects that citi
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by tayloramurphy 4y ago
Meltano[0] might be of interest to you. Easy way to move data that should be very familiar for software engineers. If a connector doesn't exist our SDK makes it easy to build it. [0] https://github.com/meltano/melt
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by tayloramurphy 4y ago
We're exploring whether or not we can support Airbyte connectors on our upcoming Meltano Cloud offering. As it stands we have some community members running Airbyte connectors in their production environment with Meltano and they seem
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by tayloramurphy 4y ago
Thank you for making this! I read the book twice last year and it made a deep impact on me and my relationship to basically everything. The book, coupled with coaching has greatly improved my life. Your site is a great summary reminder of t
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by tayloramurphy 4y ago
Have you read the book this tribute is based on? It doesn't focus on time as much as you're implying. More that it tries to cultivate a deep understanding that we essentially are time. I'm not doing the concept justice here
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by tayloramurphy 4y ago
Never!
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by tayloramurphy 4y ago
Very cool to see you on HN Matt! I know Matt from the data world where his SQL Style Guide[0] was always at odds with the one we maintained at GitLab[1]. :-D Posts like this are great to show folks just how long it can take to do things. I
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by tayloramurphy 4y ago
I'm guessing this was posted because he was on Lenny's Podcast[0] very recently. I do recommend this episode as I found it quite informative. [0] https://www.lennyspodcast.com/how-to-fire-people-with-grace-...
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by tayloramurphy 4y ago
...and with Meltano, dbt, and Superset! :-D Awesome to see this on here - great folks working on each part of this setup.
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by tayloramurphy 4y ago
Before clicking through I thought this was for this great command line tool [0]. I'm skeptical about GPT-3 generated comments, but I can recommend the other TLDR whole heartedly! [0] https://github.com/tldr-pages/t
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by tayloramurphy 4y ago
This is genuinely amazing - I'd love to give it a try. Any chance any of the work your team put into it is open source?
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by tayloramurphy 5y ago
I still use https://github.com/jigish/slate on Monterey and it works great!
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by tayloramurphy 5y ago
I'm seeing this as well. Sends me to some home loan page.
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by tayloramurphy 5y ago
Reading why RethinkDB failed may provide additional context as to how Mongo was successful. https://www.defmacro.org/2017/01/18/why-rethinkdb-failed.htm...
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by tayloramurphy 5y ago
It's pretty frustrating how many OSS projects use Slack but there are no options available to pay for a discounted pro plan. We'd love to pay a flat-ish fee for the community but it creates a disincentive to grow. Their active use
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by tayloramurphy 5y ago
I can't find the issue, but originally it stood for different parts of the data lifecycle - Model, Extract, Load, Transform, Analyze, Notebook, Orchestrate. We don't really highlight that much anymore, but there's no denying
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by tayloramurphy 5y ago
Thank you for sharing this! I'm going to add it to my listening queue.
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by tayloramurphy 5y ago
I used Tabula quite a bit at the startup I used to work at (> 3 yrs ago). We were curating and organizing genetic testing information and much of the data was sent to us with PDFs. It didn't work everytime, but when it did, it was a

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