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Show HN: Apache DataFusion Support for DuckDB's DuckLake(ducklake.select)
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Why SQL Needs Software Libraries(future.a16z.com)
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by eddietejeda 5y ago
Mode | https://mode.com/careers/ | San Francisco, CA | Remote | Full time Mode is a modern analytics and BI solution that combines SQL, Python, R and visual analysis to answer questions faster. Used by Segment, Shopify
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The new field called “attribution science”(on.wsj.com)
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by eddietejeda 5y ago
Slight correction: 18F does not require you to be in DC. They are 100% remote-first. https://18f.gsa.gov/2015/10/15/best-practices-for-distribute... Open positions: https://join.tts.gsa.gov/
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by eddietejeda 5y ago
Plastics are petrochemicals, meaning they’re made by combining fossil fuels (usually fracked gas) with chemicals. Petrochemical plants are among the most polluting industries in terms of harmful air and water pollution, and greenhouse gases
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by eddietejeda 5y ago
Nava is a public benefit corporation working to radically improve how government serves people. Formed as a team of designers and engineers in the effort to fix HealthCare.gov in 2013, Nava now works with Medicare and the Department of Vete
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by eddietejeda 6y ago
There are lots of issues with bitcoin, but the inherent value one is the least interesting. Clearly, some people think there is value. That's it.
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by eddietejeda 6y ago
While mostly true, let’s put this into perspective: A GS-15 in a metro area like New York, DC, and San Francisco, with experience, can get over $170. Throw in performance bonus and matching contributions, and total compensation is $180k+. T
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Server-side rendering no-reload JavaScript framework(triskweline.de)
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by eddietejeda 6y ago
If you interested in seeing how the 3x3 initiative* has come along, here are the benchmarks so far: https://github.com/mame/optcarrot#readme Personally, I am very excited for this release. * Matz's goal to get Rub
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Gitlab sped up Puma using sleep sort(speedshop.co)
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by eddietejeda 6y ago
I recently started using Sinatra for side projects and it’s an absolute pleasure. It’s simple and reliable. I think it should get a lot more recognition.
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by eddietejeda 6y ago
Ruby is changing. I doubt it will ever be as big as the Python world, but I can see it coming back into fashion. I’ve been paying attention to the community and it’s still very active.
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VMWare email blast: Pivotal Web Services End of Availability(pastebin.com)
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by eddietejeda 6y ago
If you are interested in this topic, checkout https://code.gov/ “The Federal Source Code Policy (FSCP) called for the establishment of the the Code.gov program office and corresponding technical platform of a website and a
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by eddietejeda 6y ago
Indeed. I recently re-decided to default to Ruby for side projects. If you don't need to squeeze the very last drop of performance, I can't think of a more comfortable language.
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by eddietejeda 6y ago
I have it as well. But I recently started to think about it differently. I think the reason people dislike blockchain so much is because the promise that blockchain will do DoEverythingBetter™ is not very convincing. All things considered,
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by eddietejeda 6y ago
Hi, I work on infrastructure in the federal government. Here's my take: the title is unclear. The federal government has required https for a while. Learn more here: https://https.cio.gov/ OMB wrote a memo requiring ht
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by eddietejeda 7y ago
Good talk on the challenges of modifying gravity: https://youtu.be/iu7LDGhSi1A?t=1159
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by eddietejeda 7y ago
I’ve used TextMate 2 since it’s earliest beta release and always found it fast and reliable. If you want the speed of a native Mac OS X editor, in my opinion, nothing beats TextMate. Congrats to the developers for this major milestone.
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The team at Basecamp, Shopify, and GitHub are all running Rails 6 RC-1(weblog.rubyonrails.org)
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by eddietejeda 7y ago
Well, all the front-end code is precompiled and published to CDN. So at least from that perspective, there is continuously running server. Node would compile, publish, and cease to exist. The DB would have to be hosted elsewhere and made av
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by eddietejeda 7y ago
I don't like to use the term "static" site, even as a provider of a static site hosting service. I think when people say "static" they imagine a small site that does not change. I prefer to see it as a build environ
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by eddietejeda 7y ago
Although we are part of the government, we operate as a business unit that must pay for itself to exist. To do this, we have to charge other agencies for our services. My group is "cost-recoverable," meaning, that we are longer lo
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by eddietejeda 7y ago
USDS's requirement to be in DC is a tough ask, but necessary given the work they do. At 18F, we travel to DC a couple of times a year, but we are mostly remote. There are significant hubs in SF, NYC, DC, and CHI, but the remote culture
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by eddietejeda 7y ago
Yup. I run Federalist at 18F and absolutely love the work, the challenge and colleagues. We do everything in the open, so feel free to follow our work here: https://github.com/18F/federalist We also implement the USWDS
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by eddietejeda 8y ago
Impressive. But, the one that loads first is always the real person. The teeth for generated faces often look weird.
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by eddietejeda 8y ago
I work at 18F and can assure you that if data.gov was brought down, there is a good reason. I don't know the specifics for their team, but there are many factors that would warrant bringing down a site. For example: monthly billing, co
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by eddietejeda 9y ago
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