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SparkID: Fast, sortable, compact unique IDs
(youssefm.com)
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pinkbeanz
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Evaluating and Optimizing LLM Applications with DSPy
(pedramnavid.com)
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I tried DSPy and now I get why everyone won't shut up about it
(pedramnavid.com)
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Migrate connectors from MIT to ELv2 – Pull Request #63723 – airbytehq/airbyte
(github.com)
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I vibe coded hypeflo.ws in a few hours
(pedramnavid.com)
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pinkbeanz
2y ago
This is neat -- how would you think about evaluating the quality loss as you change to more efficient models? I saw you did an analysis on the number of messages, but wondering if there's more robust methods?
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pinkbeanz
2y ago
this is neat, where can i find more details on how the automatic routing logic works?
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Dagster saved $40k on ELT spend with embedded-elt
(dagster.io)
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Breaking Packages: finding the sharp edges of Python's package management system
(dagster.io)
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Scaling Dagster's DAG visualization to handle assets
(dagster.io)
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Ripgrep now twice as fast on Apple Silicon with new aarch64 SIMD implementations
(github.com)
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Dbt Cloud announces a change from seat-based to consumption-based pricing
(getdbt.com)
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3y ago
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pinkbeanz
3y ago
two mediocre companies join forces
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pinkbeanz
4y ago
Always suspected this was happening, nice to see some data (and an open-source package) behind it. Great work!
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Testing Without Mocks
(jamesshore.com)
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Color of the Night Sky (2019)
(clarkvision.com)
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pinkbeanz
4y ago
Big guy already died once, change didn’t happen then and there’s plenty more to take their place.
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pinkbeanz
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It’s common journalistic practice. That’s one of the benefits of reporting in mainstream media, they have pretty high standards for what gets published. That doesn’t mean they’re always right or there aren’t bad journalists, but if you spen
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pinkbeanz
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I’m an Iranian, I’m allowed to wish for the collapse of that awful regime. You can save your sanctimony for someone else.
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pinkbeanz
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Iranians are willing to die (and are dying) to fight the current government. Inflation and the economy has destroyed their hope of a future for decades. Talk to any Iranian now and they’re all hoping for the end of the regime. It can’t get
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pinkbeanz
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I think you’re confusing giving the company a chance to respond with made-up news. The time a news outlet gives for a response is usually proportional to the severity of what they’re announcing. Giving a company a chance to respond to some
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I’m really comparing it to my previous ICE cars, both an Audi sedans and a Mercedes. All built in the last 10-15 years. 100,000 miles for spark plugs is extremely rare. I just pulled up a 2022 A4 and it’s 30k. Transmission fluid is 40k mile
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I’ve seen reports of a few hundred dollars per seat per month. I’m sure it varies widely depending on how big the enterprise is.
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4y ago
Forgetting the home vs fast-charger nuance here, important to remember than electric vehicles have no spark plugs, no muffler, no engine oil, and a very simple coolant system. My Volvo XC40 Recharge has a 2-year/20,000 mile maintenance
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I think that’s still the outstanding question. Tools like Mode and Hex have already started supporting dbt’s metrics layer, but will big players like Looker and Tableau also move to support it? That’s harder to say
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That’s right, they’re solving the same problem, although metric/semantic layers have traditionally lived within BI tools. Looker’s LookML is a great example of a metric layer. There you define the relationships between tables, which di
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After 2 years of slow progress, dbt acquires Transform and their open-source MetricFlow to help build out the semantic layer.
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Dbt to acquire Transform to build out its semantic layer
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Believe the replacement was because bash 4 was GPL3 licensed, and zsh was not. It wasn’t so much for user benefits than it was for security and licensing.
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We need to talk about dbt
(pedram.substack.com)
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