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dchess
5mo ago
I feel like this is what delta lake and ducklake are largely solving for. And then some.
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Zelma Education lets anyone query state assessment data using AI
(zelma.ai)
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dchess
3y ago
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dchess
5y ago
It's not particularly secure but in a pinch I just use the python standard lib server to start an http server in a folder then open up the port with ngrok temporarily to share the file. Security through obscurity for a very discreet ti
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dchess
5y ago
Sounds like your team/company needs to establish SLAs. When it comes to troubleshooting the important timelines to commit to are communication timelines. First response with X hours. Updates every Y hours/days depending on severit
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dchess
5y ago
How does this compare to Dokku?[1] I've been using that for a few years now with minimal lift/maintenance. I'm wondering what the trade-offs are of something like this? [1]: https://dokku.com/
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dchess
5y ago
I haven't seen anyone mention: dokku [1], but I've had good luck using dokku droplets on digital ocean for a simple Heroku alternative. [1] https://github.com/dokku/dokku
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dchess
5y ago
The Django Girls tutorial is a nice starter tutorial for beginners. https://tutorial.djangogirls.org/en/
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dchess
6y ago
Have you tried Heroku? Deploying via git is pretty handy. I've mostly moved to using Dokku on the $5 tier of DigitalOcean, but the approach is simple.
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dchess
6y ago
What's Yuck about using aliases? I use those extensively. Is that a bad practice?
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dchess
6y ago
As someone that works in K-12 technology (and has for 15 years), the real monopolies aren't the tech giants, they're the Pearsons and Houghton Mifflins of the world that buy out competitors and lock school districts into platforms
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dchess
6y ago
Couldn't agree more. This article fails the "so what" test. What are they recommending be done instead?
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dchess
6y ago
I was reminded of this resource as well since it is likewise what I use in training folks to use git. This OPs post seems to be a condensed version of Chris's advice.
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dchess
7y ago
I don't see the benefit of putting table names on a different line than the keyword. How is this: FROM tablename t INNER JOIN other_table ot ON t.id = ot.id More readable than: FROM tablename t INNER JOIN o
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dchess
7y ago
I usually go with one of the following: "Is there a reason you didn't do X?" or "Could you use X here?" or "Have you considered using X?"
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dchess
8y ago
I don't. Who knows what that little maniac is up to? I mean, why is he mapping my house? My dog knows what's up. He is not a fan of Roomba.
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dchess
8y ago
Presumably, this is a case of "listen to your body." People's metabolisms work differently and what works for one person may not necessarily work for everyone.
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8y ago
Aspire Public Schools | Data Engineer | Oakland, CA| Full time, ONSITE Aspire Public Schools operates 40 high-performing, college-preparatory public charter schools serving 16,000 students in under-served communities across California and i
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dchess
9y ago
As a programmer approaching mid-life, I haven't found myself succumbing to this crisis. I wonder if that is largely due to the fact that gaining and maintaining expertise in programming is much more akin to these atelic activities he d
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dchess
9y ago
Does anyone know if this will support running SQL Server Management Studio? That's the only thing keeping me using Linux in a VM instead of as my main.
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dchess
10y ago
Seems like the simple, "Nice work!", fits the bill.