thomasdziedzic

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by thomasdziedzic 5y ago
Mathematica
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by thomasdziedzic 5y ago
Ruby because I feel productive using it and it allows you to write pretty elegant code. I also think bundler is the single greatest dependency management tool that's bundled with a language.
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by thomasdziedzic 5y ago
I believe Stripe and Shopify only use RBI in production since Stripe develops Sorbet [0] and Shopify develops Tapioca [1]. Both tools work exclusively with RBI files instead of RBS files afaik. I haven't heard of anyone using RBS in pr
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by thomasdziedzic 5y ago
From the release notes, it looks like it only supports x86-64. From the bug report [0] it sounds like they may also support ARM64 in the future. [0] - https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/18229
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by thomasdziedzic 5y ago
Gives me a "Page Not Found".
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by thomasdziedzic 6y ago
Unfortunately snowflake doesn't have a generate_series function equivalent. The closest thing it has is a generator function which only accepts constants: https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/functions&
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by thomasdziedzic 6y ago
I use Squarespace to host my site. Unfortunately it doesn't have native support for code highlighting besides html/css/js. I ended up using prism.js https://prismjs.com/ to highlight my code. The graphs are j
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by thomasdziedzic 6y ago
Snowflake's preview app called Snowsight provides a way to both query and visualize the data. https://docs.snowflake.com/en/user-guide/ui-snowsight-visual...
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by thomasdziedzic 6y ago
This is a great question and something that I probably should have at least mentioned in the blog post. I'm currently using the free trial since I signed up for it around Jan 15th. I am using the standard plan on AWS (US East Ohio). Sn
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by thomasdziedzic 6y ago
Thanks for the suggestion. Added a rate_limit parameter to my script to play nicely with the api :) https://github.com/thomasdziedzic/hackernews-etl/commit/6dff...
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by thomasdziedzic 6y ago
According to https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/108605 it looks like only a logout and login was required for the changes to take effect. I didn't know this at the time which is why I initiated a reboot.
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by thomasdziedzic 6y ago
Ah thanks for mentioning this. I looked at the blog post and I seem to have prefixed an extra 1 to the number of requests done by my python script. I updated the post to include the actual calculation of 402 requests per second which is a l
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Building a personal data warehouse in Snowflake for fun and no profit(thomasdziedzic0.com)
166 points by thomasdziedzic 6y ago|31 comments
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Idris 2 version 0.2.1(idris-lang.org)
129 points by thomasdziedzic 6y ago|16 comments
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by thomasdziedzic 9y ago
Former archlinux developer here (maintained the haskell stack, coq, built an aur git repo, math packages, created 100s of packages, etc.), I think that this is a good thing: I never used i686 even though I built for it. The way I built pack
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by thomasdziedzic 9y ago
Link to code: https://github.com/symphonyoss/plexus-interop
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by thomasdziedzic 9y ago
The latest commit in the github repo has an example of an irc client: https://github.com/octaspire/dern/commit/fab2f5a2766a16fffc7...
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by thomasdziedzic 9y ago
> Children are seldom useful in the first 13-21 years of their life [Citation Needed]
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by thomasdziedzic 9y ago
Dupe of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14169797
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by thomasdziedzic 10y ago
Note: "this example no longer appears in the documentation at all" - latest comment by steveklabnik
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by thomasdziedzic 10y ago
Not sure if you're joking or not but it does return a result for me. Try again more carefully.
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by thomasdziedzic 12y ago
This is an official migration. Here is a link to an actual source since I was originally skeptical because I know vim uses mercurial and that there have been unsuccessful discussions in the past. http://article.gmane.org/gma