joewood1972

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by joewood1972 2y ago
Sure, DBT (Data Build Tool) has been around for a while. It's a way to manage SQL (and also Python) data pipelines - the "T" in ELT. Home page for DBT Core is here https://docs.getdbt.com/ (there is also a ho
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by joewood1972 2y ago
Loving this list. One thing I would totally recommend though is to look at tools like DBT, as this supports a lot of these patterns out of the box (snapshots, materialized views, seeds for 'system tables' etc.). It also addresses
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by joewood1972 2y ago
One question that springs to mind is the in-browser "playground" and hosted coding use-case. I assume WASM will be used in that scenario. I'm wondering what the overhead is there.
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by joewood1972 2y ago
For example, Apache Iceberg is exactly this. Complete with bitemporal query support.
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by joewood1972 2y ago
Hi Slig, just wanted to say that my family has been obsessing over these puzzles since you posted these. Thanks for the putting this together. I would suggest you add some sort of share button, for bragging and viral spreading. And maybe so
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by joewood1972 3y ago
In the intro, this post is referenced https://francoisbest.com/posts/2021/hashvatars
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by joewood1972 5y ago
This is great. Looks really nice on mobile.
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by joewood1972 5y ago
One problem will be deciding on when tomorrow is. If your work day starts at 9pm, you have lunch at midnight, do you then go home the next day? We could lose lots of complexity of timezones, but swap in the complexity of dates. Financial tr
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by joewood1972 9y ago
I think it depends on the type of application, and how much code you want to reuse. Assuming this a fairly large scale app and long term maintainability is a consideration: * If some of the code is likely to be reused with an associated web
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by joewood1972 10y ago
Sure you can share files, it's works OK with some caveats. More in the overview under DriveFs: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/wsl/2016/04/22/windows-subs...
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by joewood1972 10y ago
The best answer is to use a tool that saves in the format that the file was in originally. I think VSCode and some others do that. If the file only has 2-space indentation then TAB becomes 2-spaces. etc... That said, assuming a greenfield t
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by joewood1972 10y ago
JSX has zero community adoption? Or was there a missing comma in there? Of the React code I see, I would estimate that JSX adoption is high 90s. I've used both Angular, played with Angular 2 and React. Plus many other MVC (and MVVM) li
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by joewood1972 10y ago
Seems to be a confusing article and site. It lists AR as a disruptor, but mentions Google Glass and not Hololens. The link to "Augmented Reality" links to an article about VR. Then it says that cloud computing is a threat to the t
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by joewood1972 10y ago
No, de-duplication and conflict resolution is much harder if dependencies are in a bundle. There are many better solutions to this problem: * Fix NPM and make it immutable. If there's a legal problem allow a package to be flagged with
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by joewood1972 11y ago
Not sure I follow. For distributing apps for friends you can (and I do) distribute using HockeyApp or TestFlight or whatever. There's also a Development->Sideload app feature in Windows 10 already. It's hard to argue that the c
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by joewood1972 11y ago
The problem with an open distribution system is that it easy to abuse, and that leads to security problems. Most of us all know non-IT literate family members that have clicked through a web advert advertising to "speed up your compute
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by joewood1972 11y ago
Agreed. I see the same result. The search results are as I would expect. I understand there is an issue with languages and regions, maybe the OP's region is not US English. It would be interesting to see what other users' searches
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by joewood1972 11y ago
Neither, the cool kids are using Radium https://github.com/FormidableLabs/radium :-J
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by joewood1972 11y ago
I think what was meant was that immutability solves cache synrhoncization issues. More accurately, state synchronization issues. If you think about the DOM as the projected state of an application, immutable data structures allow you to ver
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by joewood1972 12y ago
Not to diminish the argument, but other than diskspace, I really don't understand the downsides described here. I'm wondering, given the author was an early adopter of Git, this is purely hipster syndrome. Everybody is using it, s
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by joewood1972 12y ago
If everything is immutable then a reference check is all you need. They key is to avoid deep copies. Observables are problematic when changes can ripple through your model/view-model - resulting in multiple DOM changes. This equally a
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by joewood1972 12y ago
React also has its own implementation of the Flex layout system. Implemented in JavaScript and C++ (for react native).
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by joewood1972 12y ago
Unless I've misunderstood, and it may be semantics, but I don't see this as infinite scroll. If I had 10,000,000 rows the browser would still struggle with this grid as it needs to keep the React JS objects in memory. I would like