thejansen

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   by thejansen 4y ago

   Hi, thanks for diving in. Yes, this is a lot. Let me try to explain how we got here. Bach will abstract the transformations that make up the models away from the SQL dialect, making models built using Bach reusable on any SQL based data sto
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   by thejansen 4y ago

   Nice to hear that you share our vision on full data stack re-use/control. Thanks for the pointer on the license shorthand; never looked at it like that.
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   by thejansen 4y ago

   Thank you, and agreed. We'll have that someday, but currently the easiest and most portable way to deploy is through docker via the objectiv/backend image from dockerhub. We'll have the backend packages in pypi soon, and give
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   by thejansen 4y ago

   Thanks! The point that you touch upon is quite important: not all versions of all frameworks are supported. We're aiming for recent releases first. For anyone on an older framework wanting to try Objectiv out, ping us, we might be able
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   by thejansen 4y ago

   Cool approach. This nicely fits in the trend of SQL-as-much-as-possible because that makes it just a tiny bit more accessible. Definitely going to play with this in the next few days. (edit:) Being able to get training data from a SQL view