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by karakanb 6d ago
I launched Epho a few weeks ago as an API like this but for all harnesses: https://epho.io I built it primarily for ourselves: we are building an AI data engineer, and we need a way to run many of them in parallel securely. An A
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Bruin Startup Program: Open-source data stack and AI data analyst for startups(getbruin.com)
2 points by karakanb 22d ago|0 comments
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by karakanb 22d ago
I wasn't expecting this, and I am pleasantly surprised. I think AWS has been a bad player in the data space and very much behind all the other warehouse providers for many years now. This could lead into interesting integrations of Duc
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by karakanb 22d ago
One would think. Conceptually they are nice, practically it gets very dirty across different databases + all the infra around them. My dislike stems from the operational complexity and years of trauma around it.
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by karakanb 22d ago
Disclaimer: I am cofounder of Bruin ( https://github.com/bruin-data/bruin ), we are a competitor to Erathos. It seems like a relatively straightforward marketing article. I was pleasantly surprised to learn about Erathos
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Show HN: Epho – run Claude Code with a curl(epho.io)
5 points by karakanb 27d ago|0 comments
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by karakanb 1mo ago
I got excited for this not because this didn't exist before, but because Docker putting their weight on this would imply a broader adoption and better integration in the industry. I am sad that they are asking for a login here though,
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Metabase – Please Upgrade Now(metabase.com)
3 points by karakanb 1mo ago|1 comments
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React apps that work with your data warehouse [video](youtube.com)
1 points by karakanb 2mo ago|1 comments
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by karakanb 2mo ago
Hi all, this is Burak, co-founder at Bruin. We built a new feature called data apps, and I recorded a quick video showing how I built the actual Scranton office of Dunder Mifflen from the show The Office to report on data warehouses. For co
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by karakanb 2mo ago
İngestr is meant to be a lot more simpler to operate than Debezium and the likes of it, so yes, it makes things a lot easier. About the staging dump, I haven't tried it but I don't see why it wouldn't work? I'll give it
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Show HN: Ingestr CDC – open-source CDC replication in Go(bruin-data.github.io)
2 points by karakanb 2mo ago|2 comments
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by karakanb 3mo ago
One of the reasons why ZeroFS seems interesting is they use SlateDB under the hood, which optimizes the requests that hit S3 behind the scenes.
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by karakanb 3mo ago
It is not obvious from the post but it seems like the allow list for the scripts supports whitelisting packages instead of a global setting. This should make it easier to maintain org-wise rules to allow scripts only for specific packages.
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Migrating from Python to Go with a 12x speedup(getbruin.com)
3 points by karakanb 4mo ago|0 comments
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by karakanb 4mo ago
Hi, this looks interesting, thanks for sharing. I am the builder of ingestr ( https://github.com/bruin-data/ingestr ), so I am very much in the same space. I really like that you did this in Go, and I'll definitely
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by karakanb 4mo ago
Zot seems interesting, this is the first time I see it. On a quickl look it seems like Pi, but in Go. I was hoping to embed Pi into some of our internal projects and the typescript stuff was blocking me, I'll definitely give Zot a look
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by karakanb 5mo ago
That's a good point, thanks!
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by karakanb 5mo ago
The project has been under development for over 6 months. We just open sourced it with a clean history. I am not sure what you expect here, should a project exist for months before it is worthy of a show post?
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by karakanb 5mo ago
DAC currently supports YAML and JSX, what else would be a good alternative?
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by karakanb 5mo ago
Thanks! DAC does that kind of validation partially, although doesn't validate the usage of the downstream dashboards. That's a very nice idea though. In terms of validation it will validate queries, metric definitions, chart defin
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by karakanb 5mo ago
I am not sure we are on the same page, as far as I am aware Vega doesn't do layout, does it? E.g DAC could use Vega for the charts and still take care of everything else around it.
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by karakanb 5mo ago
There are quite a few libraries for charts and visualization, there are not as many for actually combining many of them with layouts, different components and including the actual implementation of the backend. Dac aims to provide all that
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by karakanb 5mo ago
Point taken, thanks! Out of curiosity, which DAC did you come here for?
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by karakanb 5mo ago
Partly, yes. It is a simplification with the perspective that the agents would be the primary builders.
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by karakanb 5mo ago
You write a few lines of YAML or JSX and you get a dynamic, interactive dashboard out of it. Do you have any suggestions on how to make it simpler?
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by karakanb 5mo ago
That's a great idea, will do very quickly, thanks!
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Show HN: DAC – open-source dashboard as code tool for agents and humans(github.com)
119 points by karakanb 5mo ago|35 comments
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Building an AI Data Analyst Sucks(getbruin.com)
1 points by karakanb 6mo ago|1 comments
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by karakanb 7mo ago
Hi, author here, thanks! I have used TypeScript before across various projects, but I haven't considered building CLI tooling in that before, I guess due to my prejudice against the whole JS ecosystem. I plan to give it another try in

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