xarici_ishler

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   by xarici_ishler 1y ago

   Thanks for the feedback! I updated the form
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   by xarici_ishler 1y ago

   https://dequery.io This comment is still (surprisingly!) gaining traction, so leaving this here
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   by xarici_ishler 1y ago

   https://dequery.io :) Added a little signup form (with possibility of providing additional feedback)
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   by xarici_ishler 1y ago

   Thanks for the motivation to finish this as soon as possible :) I'm working on a basic landing page with screenshots/videos and a "get notified" button right now – shoot me an (empty, if you want) email (in profile) and
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   by xarici_ishler 1y ago

   Thanks for the suggestion! I am using https://github.com/tobymao/sqlglot , which magically supports most SQL dialects. And yes, support for DuckDB is also in future plans
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   by xarici_ishler 1y ago

   You're onto the original idea I started out with! Unfortunately it's very difficult to correlate input SQL to an output query plan – but possible. It's definitely in future plans
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   by xarici_ishler 1y ago

   What database are you using? I'd be happy to hear about your usecases and hopefully help you, shoot me an email (in profile)
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   by xarici_ishler 1y ago

   Thank you, nice to get some idea validation from folks in the industry. For sure data warehouses are the top priority on my TODO list, I picked PG first because that's what I'm familiar with. I can ping you via email when the debu
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   by xarici_ishler 1y ago

   Thanks! Would you mind sharing what would be your use cases? At my job, all of our business logic (4 KLOC of network topology algorithms) is written in a niche query language, which we have been migrating to PostgreSQL. When an inconsistenc
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    by xarici_ishler 1y ago

    For now, yes, but I'll start working on adding support for all other DBs (especially OLAP) as soon as possible. The geberal approach is the same, I just have to handle all the edge cases of the SQL dialects
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    by xarici_ishler 1y ago

    The first ever SQL debugger – runs & visualizes your query step-by-step, every clause, condition, expression, incl. GROUP BY, aggregates / windows, DISTINCT (ON), subqueries (even correlated ones!), CTEs, you name it. You can searc
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    by xarici_ishler 3y ago

    It's probably better if you provide a bit more context: "boar" is "kabanchik" in Russian
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    Ask HN: Adjusting to a Future with Near-AGI

    5 points by xarici_ishler 4y ago|2 comments
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    Show HN: Async alternative to Multer and Formidable (Node.js file upload lib)(github.com)

    3 points by xarici_ishler 4y ago|0 comments
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    by xarici_ishler 5y ago

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oX9aPNF6_h8 This is a great video explaining Brouwer's theorem and its (theoretical) application to stirring a cup of water.
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    by xarici_ishler 5y ago

    I'm from a CIS country (Azerbaijan) and I applaud you for taking on the challenge of empowering the local workforce and exposing them to foreign markets. There's a lot of untapped talent in ex-USSR countries that can produce outst
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    by xarici_ishler 5y ago

    That's a common misconception. Telegram private chats are by default not e2e encrypted (but you can create a separate "secret chat", which will be).