mathemancer

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by mathemancer 4y ago
I think some of those data sets are likely too big for our poor demo server. It's had a stressful day. I did try with some of the smaller sets, though, and they seem to work. An advantage of Mathesar is that you can always self-host, a
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by mathemancer 4y ago
Not at the moment, but it is in our roadmap[1]. In fact, we're planning to help users start or tinker with data explorer, then switch to an SQL editor starting from their exploration so far. That way, they can use features or queries b
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by mathemancer 4y ago
I agree that we have some work to do on access control. In fact, we have setting up Mathesar users with the 1:1 database user mapping in our roadmap[1]. Assuming you're referring to the Database super user as being a problem, we also h
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by mathemancer 4y ago
At the moment, the only installation method we support uses Docker, which requires elevated privileges on most systems. We're probably going to reduce the privileges needed for some macOS installations in the near future, since Docker
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by mathemancer 4y ago
Mathesar dev here. I like the idea of being able to track multiple data migrations or schema changes in parallel. We do currently support basic point-and-click DDL, and the data gets migrated when you (for example) set up a linked table bas
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by mathemancer 7y ago
Archive link: https://web.archive.org/web/20200109053829/https://www.chica...
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by mathemancer 9y ago
The set of possible counterexamples has Lebesgue measure zero. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lebesgue_measure