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by thenipper 3y ago
Worked in this industry for a bit. Lots of ways to tell. Like where did the drive start? Did it start at the same address as your residence? Also most likely they care more about you as a driver then you as a driver of your car. At least in
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by thenipper 3y ago
That sounds gnarly. This was in Western New Hampshire
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by thenipper 3y ago
Maybe they’ll pull an MS and go straight to GPT X
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by thenipper 3y ago
Heck the well water I drank growing up was naturally fluorinated.
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by thenipper 3y ago
It's made putting internal apps in a private subnet on a VPC a very trivial process. Like took me an afternoon and works well for my small 40 person company.
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by thenipper 4y ago
Having worked at an NGO doing data work for years, this. Sadly most charities aren't in a position to easily accept outside professional help for a variety of reasons. Going down and doing work at a soup kitchen or just donating $$ wil
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by thenipper 4y ago
You can run copilot in Jetbrains and a variety of other AI plugins as well
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by thenipper 4y ago
Anecdotally this has been awful amongst my peers. My step kids dad died by38 from it. The oldest’s best friends dad has it. I know a handful of others who have had it or scares.
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by thenipper 4y ago
When i started at Shopify we had to setup a store and do some customer support. It was a great way to understand the product, especially since my role wasn't going to be customer facing at all.
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by thenipper 4y ago
You could run it locally for prep and just put the data on fly for when you run it. It takes almost no cpu on the backend. I just throw it on a baby vps I use for random stuff
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by thenipper 4y ago
Building on this I’ve found https://github.com/segmentio/chamber to be super useful
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by thenipper 4y ago
My one complaint about nox is the last time I used it you couldn’t run tests in parallel which while not a blocker is somewhat annoying.
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by thenipper 4y ago
Thanks!
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by thenipper 4y ago
Looking at this your pricing strategy is totally reasonable. Like I’ll try something like that out and if it’s worth it pay just the lifetime cost. Question: I couldn’t find this with a quick skim of the site on my phone. Do you have an API
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by thenipper 4y ago
Same! It has a nice vibe that'd be great for like keeping in touch with friends
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by thenipper 4y ago
Ah that all makes sense. Also a bit of a d'oh about the which python. I definitely do think it'd be useful to just have a quick path to using this with a variety of different IDE types.
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by thenipper 4y ago
Oh interesting... yeah this is exactly what i'm looking to do, well Flask not Django but basically the same thing. Question, were you using pycharm at all? Did you have a good method on having that run a file from within a flox env?
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by thenipper 4y ago
Sure thing. A big part of the workflow that we're developing depends on a variety of tools beyond just python packages. We've got things like dbt, prefect etc in the mix. Being able to specifically set up that set of tools for a p
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by thenipper 4y ago
This looks pretty interesting. I'm a lead software eng at a startup that is onboarding N number data analysts/engineers and on the face of it this seems like it'd be a great utility to help tame the craziness of python for th
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by thenipper 4y ago
Not yet. I should sometime soon but life/family/work keeps coming up. If you want you can drop an email to Sam at phin.tech and I can email you if/when it comes out.
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by thenipper 4y ago
Sure.. basically i've been fiddling with creating a 'shell' that lets me at the simplest level do something like this: roll 1d20 You rolled an 18 roll goblin.attacks.shortsword You rolled an 4 on 1d6. apply roll g
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by thenipper 4y ago
This is really neat! I’ve been working on a “shell” that I use for running RPG games in python. I might have to see if I can piggyback off of this.
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by thenipper 4y ago
- Pydantic: basically it might as well be part of the standard library for me - I'm excited by polars as a potential pandas replacement - Speaking of pandas i really like pandera and how it integrates with both pandas and pydantic
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by thenipper 4y ago
I have. At my last gig at Shopify we used it to manage our requirements since poetry didn’t play nice with some internal dev tools. I’ve tried PDM as well. It’s definitely nice. Part of me just wants to avoid “all encompassing” tools and us
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by thenipper 4y ago
Same. Though I’m debating swapping out poetry with pip tools.
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by thenipper 4y ago
What I’ve seen is they get hired at a junior level. Then the promotion opportunities are few and far between.
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by thenipper 4y ago
You know you can self host it if you need to.
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by thenipper 4y ago
> “Drew and Connor and I came to that decision with literally zero analytical rigor—we just wanted to unlock the analytics engineering workflow to as many humans as possible” Give me a break...
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Shopify won't cut ties to libs of tik tok(cbc.ca)
3 points by thenipper 4y ago|2 comments
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Tea: A new package manager from the creator of brew(github.com)
211 points by thenipper 4y ago|130 comments

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