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by timgdelisle 1y ago
Very much agree with you, at this point the abstraction is too low-level to be considered a proper ORM (or whatever the acronym should be for OLAP) and we're progressively working our way up to the right level. I love the idea of opera
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by timgdelisle 1y ago
I'm one of the Moose maintainers, and yes, most OLAP use cases fall into data warehousing categories where exposing the database to analysts and letting them run loose with SQL is viable. We're seeing more and more that OLAP is be
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Next JavaScript like framework for data intensive apps and services(authentically.online)
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by timgdelisle 3y ago
Why does this not yet exist?
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by timgdelisle 9y ago
Would love to hear out a better solution. We cook because we enjoy it. Its the last part of the interview and meant as a meet and greet of the team, not as an assessment of your cooking skills. Knowing that you enjoy the people you work wit
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by timgdelisle 9y ago
There's also the fact that if more companies adopt this approach candidates could technically do a single open source challenge to apply to multiple companies :)
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by timgdelisle 9y ago
The previous challenges were too time consuming. That's why we switched to this approach. We intentionally left the prompt ambiguous in terms of what a meaningful contribution is. A meaningful contribution can be anything that the cand
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by timgdelisle 9y ago
Dietary restrictions and preferences 100% welcome! Grew up with a celiac sibling and one of our team members is vegetarian. Similarly to design, in food, restrictions lead to creativity! (Founder of the company)
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by timgdelisle 10y ago
Looks awesome! Can't wait to try it. What other features are you guys planning on adding?