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tayloramurphy
5d ago
This is great. I'd never seen this clip before!
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Directed Agentic Graphs
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Building Kepler
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Agent Skills for Data Engineering (Airflow, Dbt, Analytics)
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11mo ago
Mine was a guy running next to us jumping over any shadows on the road. He'd stumble a bit and then be able to sprint to catch up.
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11mo ago
Big fan of what you're doing Joao! Keep up the great work :)
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tayloramurphy
1y ago
I've enjoyed the comment system on https://www.jlowin.dev/blog/oss-maintainers-guide-to-saying-... which seems to pull from Hacker News and Bluesky when the author has posted the article directly.
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tayloramurphy
1y ago
What does a squelch switch do?
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1y ago
I think you mean "milquetoast". The wikipedia link led me to "milk toast", which is interesting in itself. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caspar_Milquetoast https://en.wikipedia.org/w
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tayloramurphy
1y ago
This was a great rabbit hole. Thanks for sharing.
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1y ago
I mean, who doesn't love requests?
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1y ago
Fun to see Meltano mentioned here :)
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2y ago
Does this have any connection to the previous "Supaglue" startup [0]? Similar problem space, slightly different/pre-llm solution. [0] https://docs.supaglue.com/
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AX: Why Agent Experience Matters
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2y ago
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2y ago
Hey Dex! Congrats on the launch - excited to see the response here :)
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tayloramurphy
2y ago
We use Missive[0] and it's pretty good. It's definitely not as low price as Jelly though. [0] https://missiveapp.com/
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2y ago
In the US system, I'd be in favor of just having the House of Representatives by done via a sortition process. I have a hard time imagining the Senate and President being done that way... but maybe it actually wouldn't be any wors
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2y ago
This is an incredibly off-topic, but hopefully a fun fact for folks here. There was a popular motivational speaker in the 80's and 90's named Zig Ziglar[0]. He was influential on Tony Robbins and his career. Just shows even how a
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2y ago
This got me as excited as the original Falcon 9 landing in 2016! Now I got to share this with my kids! So incredible...
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tayloramurphy
2y ago
Charles Petzold's book "Code" was the book that revealed the magic behind computers for me. While I don't fully understand everything that happens with a computer, there's a confidence that I could if I needed to.
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2y ago
The other open source option for this that I'm familiar with is Nango[0]. How are you different? Also, a big challenge in this space is pricing. How are you thinking about tackling that? [0] https://github.com/nangoHQ&#
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Analytics should be an assembly line
(tayloramurphy.substack.com)
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2y ago
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2y ago
We've used https://www.linen.dev/ to preserve history for our community. It's nice because it makes the contents searchable and let's us not worry about slack deleting data.
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2y ago
Appreciate the reply! Thanks for the context.
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2y ago
I'm curious as to the story of how things like this come to be. It seems like there are already a ton of "open source python ETL" tools on the market. Was this a passion project by the author? Was this born out of academia? W
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2y ago
I used to use Slate[0] to manage my windows but have since switched to Raycast since it was a more enjoyable experience. I have a 49" ultrawide so it's super useful to have precise control over where a window goes. I also use 3 de
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2y ago
Thanks for the response!
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2y ago
I'll ask another of the "how is this different" questions - how is this different from https://evidence.dev/ ? Quary seems a little like dbt + Evidence from what I can see.
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3y ago
One use case that I'd be interested in for this is training it to use my voice a la Descript. It's been really nice that our Head of Marketing can iterate on video voiceovers using my voice and all I had to do was read 30 seconds
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3y ago
The first data warehouse at Gitlab was postgres! It worked quite well until we started pulling Snowplow event data. I share some of the concerns of other commenters of having postgres do everything . Having a separation of concern around o
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