gbrits

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by gbrits 4d ago
Location: Netherlands / GMT+2 Remote: Yes. Experienced with UK and US clients; open to timezone overlap. Willing to relocate: No. Occasional travel is fine. Technologies: Node.js/TypeScript, ClickHouse, PostgreSQL, Redis, Elastics
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by gbrits 13d ago
Indeed. Or shorter: “auto”
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by gbrits 1mo ago
Location: Netherlands / GMT+2 Remote: Yes. Experienced with US / UK clients; open to timezone overlap. Willing to relocate: No, occasional travel OK. Technologies: Backend architecture, data-intensive product systems, event-driven
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by gbrits 3mo ago
Location: Netherlands / GMT+2 / Remote: Yes. Experienced with US / UK clients; open to timezone overlap. Willing to relocate: No, occasional travel OK. Technologies: Backend architecture, data-intensive product systems, event
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by gbrits 4mo ago
Location: Netherlands / GMT+2 Remote: Yes. Experienced with US / UK clients; open to timezone overlap. Willing to relocate: No, occasional travel OK. Technologies: Data engineering, backend architecture, event-driven systems, low-
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by gbrits 1y ago
Indeed. Extending idempotency to the response not merely the action wherever possible
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by gbrits 1y ago
Fwiw at least xtc and coke can be legally tested in the Netherlands. https://www.drugs-test.nl/en/testlocations/
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by gbrits 3y ago
Imagine iPhones with Geiger counters. Nicely aggregated in bite sized daily stats through Apple health
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by gbrits 3y ago
Congrats with the launch. This looks great. Inferring schemas on the fly is awesome to get started quickly, but are there ways to explicitly define a schema if I wanted to? For example, thinking of setting column specific compression
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by gbrits 3y ago
Yep. Lora's are the easiest way to go. Loads of tutorials on Youtube. This is a good one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70H03cv57-o
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by gbrits 3y ago
Isn't the Angolia backend just one of the possible 'sources' as they put it? You can easily add your own backend as a source I imagine
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by gbrits 3y ago
Awesome! Going to check it out
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by gbrits 3y ago
Slightly tangent, but it would be really powerful to be able to train a model (through LoRa probably) on your datawarehouse, having table structures of facts and dimensions. Self service BI would be a solved problem. No more building tediou
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by gbrits 3y ago
Q: But what if all signs in the building are in mirror writing? A: If all signs in the building are in mirror writing, it would be a consistent theme throughout the building. In this case, the "push" sign written in mirror writing
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by gbrits 4y ago
I for one would welcome a second blogpost with the stateful example. I’ve been doing running totals (basically balances based on adding financial tx per account) but had to do it in some client code because I couldn’t figure out how to do a
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by gbrits 4y ago
Clickhouse support for Tableplus landed 2 months ago. https://github.com/TablePlus/TablePlus/issues/670
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by gbrits 4y ago
mea culpa
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by gbrits 4y ago
DAI did not loose peg. This story is completely fabricated. There's a tendency on HN to hate on everything crypto, but come on. Please just look at the data. In fact, along side USDC and BUSD, DAI is (or at least has been) trading at
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by gbrits 4y ago
If you can spare the $200 or something and you need a solid base to work from, Tailwind UI is the best money can buy.
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by gbrits 4y ago
So short vol?
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by gbrits 5y ago
check 12
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by gbrits 5y ago
Same here. The semi-realistic backdrops is what's most off-putting to me. Part cartoon / part realistic messes with my suspension of disbelief or something
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by gbrits 5y ago
This seems comparable to redis streams. How is it different?
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by gbrits 5y ago
So this is the ‘semantic web’ from ~15 years ago?
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by gbrits 5y ago
Also check out Dremio with parquet files stored on S3
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by gbrits 5y ago
To be complete something along the lines of: ‘if the answer is “maybe yes” a more computationally expensive is used to definitely decide yes or no’ should me added imo
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by gbrits 5y ago
Yes it surely is
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by gbrits 5y ago
The deception works because the sandwich-traders are generalizing their code to 'work' for all kinds of contracts. This with the intent to just about frontrun anything that matches their pretty broad criteria. Since there's l
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by gbrits 6y ago
Exciting! Does this already have the concept of backfilling as mentioned by GP. Interested to know as well
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by gbrits 6y ago
As I understand, arrow is particularly interesting since it’s wire format can be immediately queried/operated on without deserialization. Would saving an Arrow-structure as parquet not defeat that purpose, since your would need the co

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