gazpacho

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by gazpacho 5mo ago
Another +1 for ADBC
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by gazpacho 6mo ago
Destroy oil supply and there is a crisis in 12h. Destroy solar supply and there's a crisis in... 20 years? It'd actually be much sooner but the point is that it's much less urgent that oil.
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by gazpacho 9mo ago
I’m mostly talking from personal experience. I imagine an actual well powered study on this sort of thing would be hard to do, for similar reasons a lot of fitness / nutrition studies are not great. I agree that a good diverse full bod
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by gazpacho 9mo ago
Love this take! Modern society is too narrow minded about what wealth means. To most people it means fancy watches, cars, homes, etc. To me wealth is about time and freedom. I can pick up the tab at dinner for a group of 12. I can afford to
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by gazpacho 9mo ago
Having only read the abstract... the conclusion makes sense to me. I've operated under the assumption that volume is the most important factor for muscle growth as long as you're lifting something like 1/3 or more of your 1RM
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by gazpacho 9mo ago
This is what I've found after 15 years of working out and athletics. Think of it this way: doing the same thing over and over again is what is proven to lead to workplace injuries. Doing the same thing over and over again in the gym is
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by gazpacho 9mo ago
I use sheets of junk paper (e.g. stuff I got in the mail that is only printed on one side). I keep an "active" one that I cross stuff out from, etc. When I start a new one (about once a week) I go through the old one and port over
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by gazpacho 10mo ago
What’s your problem with nuclear waste? And what’s your solution to the waste produced by solar/wind?
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by gazpacho 11mo ago
Came here to say just this. I want this so bad! But I can’t run it on a cloud hosted Postgres…
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by gazpacho 11mo ago
Do they diversify? Is Nvidia buying VXUS?
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by gazpacho 1y ago
I think the reality is that the engineers are competent but this was just not a priority they were given and they were not going to spend nights making this happen instead of hanging out with their kids.
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by gazpacho 1y ago
I work for Pydantic. We make Logfire, a commercial OTEL backend. But we’ve made wrappers around the OTEL SDKs in various languages that simplify configuration and usage. They can be used with any OTEL compatible backend (although we’d love
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by gazpacho 1y ago
I work at Pydantic and while the future is obviously unpredictable I can vow for all of us in that we do not intend to ever start charging for any of our open source things. We’ve made a very clear delineation between what is free (pydantic
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by gazpacho 1y ago
I just wish we forced every new data center to be built with renewables or something. The marginal cost over a conventional data center can’t be that big compared to the total cost, and these companies can afford it. Maybe it can help advan
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by gazpacho 1y ago
There is no spec. Personally I hope that the existing indexes (bloom filters, zone maps) get re-designed to fit into a paradigm where parquet itself has more first class support for multiple levels of indexes embedded in the file and conven
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by gazpacho 1y ago
From an open source projects perspective we’d want to disable this on our docs sites. We actually want those to be very discoverable by LLMs, during training or online usage.
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by gazpacho 1y ago
I like the idea! I wish I could use git / PRs to do rounds of edits on legal documents instead of whatever Word’s track changes is. Speaking of, could we start using version control for keeping track of laws and updating old laws? It s
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by gazpacho 1y ago
I would love to see these changes - or even some sort of blog post or extended documentation explaining rational. As is the docs are somewhat barren. I feel that there’s a lot of knowledge that folks like you have right now from all of the
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by gazpacho 1y ago
I agree. At risk of being totally off base because I have not been keeping up with the details of the legal matter it seems to me that the solution isn't to kill Google's core business but rather to force it to sell off some of th
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by gazpacho 1y ago
I liked this article. My hot take lately has been that AI is like Excel / Word but deployed quicker. That can still cause some level of societal collapse if it displaces a large fraction of the workforce before it can retool and adapt
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by gazpacho 2y ago
As someone who’s lived in Latin America this is something I try to point out to people in the US every chance I get. If you have hundreds of millions you can post up in some remote mansion and get things delivered but even then your staff m
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by gazpacho 2y ago
I would gladly pay 75% taxes if they went to the right thing. I’d rather be at the mean income wise in a society with low inequality than in the top percentile of a society that has large inequality. I’ve been both. I can agree that overspe
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by gazpacho 2y ago
One of the devs working on Logfire here. Part of it was the level of support. Like Samuel said the ClickHouse folks were not receptive to bug reports. The Timescale team is leagues ahead in that sense, they’re super responsive and helpful.
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by gazpacho 2y ago
Thanks!
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by gazpacho 2y ago
Very cool! Any plans to offer more direct integrations with DataFusion, e.g. a `VertexReaderFactory`, hooks for pushdowns, etc?
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by gazpacho 2y ago
I’d like to address a lot of the questions about self hosting: we do not currently have any way to self host, but we do plan on figuring that out eventually. Offering self hosting introduces challenges around updates, support, etc that we d
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by gazpacho 2y ago
Hi, I'm one of the developers of Logfire. We do support metrics! Our vision is a single pane of glass observability where you can easily go from metrics <-> traces both via correlation and by creating metrics/dashboards from
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by gazpacho 2y ago
Surely this should have been a risk accounted for and the shipment should have been diverted or cancelled? It’s not like the payload was unknown or the possibility of an attack was new? I really don’t understand why we keep shipping through
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by gazpacho 3y ago
But also: could you clarify what do you mean by private insurance? You can buy insurance from Blue Cross, Cigna, United, etc on healthcare.gov. It’s the same providers you get through your employer, the only difference is that it’s the gove
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by gazpacho 3y ago
Yes exactly. It’s a regulated market, but regulated by private companies.

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