data_ders

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Chaos Agent(github.com)
2 points by data_ders 2mo ago|0 comments
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A coding agent is six functions in a trenchcoat(tidydesign.substack.com)
3 points by data_ders 3mo ago|0 comments
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by data_ders 3mo ago
I think the advantage is simplicity. Why connect first to duckdb and attach the db when you can query it directly with ADBC which is guaranteed to be fast
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by data_ders 3mo ago
Yeah for me standardization is the big win. But not just output formatting but cli commands and a guarantee that they’re as past as possible given that all the connectors use ADBC
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Graphene(graphenedata.com)
1 points by data_ders 4mo ago|0 comments
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by data_ders 5mo ago
Reminds me of the common observance of “machine elves” when taking DMT
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by data_ders 5mo ago
thanks for the context! > Auto-generating these dbt models and get the manifest aligned between Dagster code location I just added you on LinkedIn. if you accept my connection there I can DM you a private preview document that you might
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by data_ders 5mo ago
hiya, anders from dbt here. cool project -- I especially love the branching and budgeting options you've built in. both are things that I'd love for the dbt standard to include one day. was it dbt's lack of those feature that
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by data_ders 5mo ago
plus 1 for ADBC!
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by data_ders 5mo ago
ok, this is definitely up my alley. color me nerd-sniped and forgive the onslaught of questions. my questions are less about the syntax, which i'm largely familiar with knowing both SQL and ggplot. i'm more interested in the backe
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by data_ders 7mo ago
right? like it's a graph and a relational model query and a pipeline and a language and an abstract syntax tree and declarative logical plan
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by data_ders 7mo ago
what do you think is the "most bad" thing about SQL?
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by data_ders 7mo ago
TIL about Verse looks cool I'll have to check it out. > SQL is not a pipeline, it is a graph. Maybe it's both? and maybe there will always be hard-to-express queries in SQL, and that's ok? the RDBMS's relational model
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by data_ders 7mo ago
I'm as big a SQL stan as the next person and I'm also very skeptical anytime anyone says that SQL needs to be replaced. At the same time, it's challenging that SQL cannot be iteratively improved and experimented upon. IMHO, P
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by data_ders 7mo ago
I agree that CTEs help solve the problem of being able to read a SQL query from top to bottom, but I wouldn't say they're a panacea! Personally, it's weird to me that `FROM` (scan) comes after `SELECT` (projection). IMHO the
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by data_ders 7mo ago
if I could tell myself in 2015 who had just found the feather library and was using it to power my unhinged topic modeling for power point slides work, and explained what feather would become (arrow) and the impact it would have on the date
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by data_ders 7mo ago
yeah not necessarily compute (though it has a kernel)! it's actually many things IPC protocol wire protocol, database connectivity spec etc etc. in reality it's about an in-memory tabular (columnar) representation that enables zer
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by data_ders 7mo ago
love the animations! I’ve been dreaming of doing the same to get people from csvs to something like Lance but with stops at page files, parquet, and Iceberg along the way
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by data_ders 8mo ago
same! but if you get it inevitably wrong the first time it gives you the pinyin. but i struggled to get it to transcribe the consonants I was making let alone the tones. i'm pretty sure i'm not as bad as that!
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by data_ders 8mo ago
I'm a big SQL stan here and I love the concept and if you ever wanna chat about how it might integrate with dbt let me know :) conceptual questions: 1) why did you pick SQL? to increase the Total Addressable Userbase with the thinking
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by data_ders 8mo ago
omg are you me? I had this exact same problem last week
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by data_ders 8mo ago
TIL about triple curlies! mind blown
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by data_ders 8mo ago
somehow not being logged into GH enterprise (incognito) lets me access individual files in public repos that I otherwise can't access right now
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by data_ders 1y ago
astronomy data is so fascinating to me? do you have any intel about the architecture they're using? Cloudflare? Iceberg?
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R2 SQL: a deep dive into our new distributed query engine(blog.cloudflare.com)
5 points by data_ders 1y ago|3 comments
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by data_ders 1y ago
> the perfect recipe for burnout being the combination of high expectations with minimal empowerment to achieve those expectations wow. real!
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Fusion and the dbt VS Code extension are now in Preview for local development(getdbt.com)
3 points by data_ders 1y ago|0 comments
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by data_ders 1y ago
dbt Labs employee here -- happy to answer any questions!
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Meet the dbt Fusion Engine: the new Rust-based, industrial-grade engine for dbt(docs.getdbt.com)
9 points by data_ders 1y ago|2 comments
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by data_ders 1y ago
the manifesto [1] is the most interesting thing. I agree that DuckDB has the largest potential to disrupt the current order with Iceberg. However, this mostly reads to me as thought experiment: > what if the backend service of an Iceberg

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