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by totalhack 3y ago
I think natural language to SQL is a worthwhile goal and will have its use cases, but perhaps fine-tuning a model on a semantic layer and having it talk to a semantic data modeling API will yield a more useful/practical result. You may
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by totalhack 3y ago
Just to throw it out there, an alternative approach is to have the AI talk to a semantic layer. There are pros and cons to this and in practice you'd probably want an agent that can intelligently decide whether to call your semantic la
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by totalhack 3y ago
Aren't they comparing to an old version of Nuxt too? From what I've seen on Twitter Nuxt 3 should be pretty close, no firsthand experience though.
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by totalhack 3y ago
You can incorrectly join on any columns you want. That's not really the fault of the column types IMO, that's a problem in the layers above.
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by totalhack 3y ago
As someone who wants stuff like this to succeed, I must say you lost me at DDR4 and ~1" thick.
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by totalhack 3y ago
In some cases, you can preempt criticism by being critical of your own work first in a public manner, such as maybe calling out something that you anticipate another dev might not like and explaining why you did it that way. That said, you
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by totalhack 3y ago
Haven't had trouble into the low hundreds of millions on a single RDS server with 16GB of ram. YMMV.
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by totalhack 3y ago
This is a huge upgrade...but one major annoyance with their new interface is some keyboard shortcuts conflict with browser shortcuts. I'm looking at my repo and I ctrl+f to search the current file and start typing my search query assum
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by totalhack 3y ago
Interested in learning more about the codesandbox workflow. We use Webflow for the flexibility and abilities it gives a small team with some non-engineers, but I want to move off of it if I can find a solution that maintains some of the ben
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by totalhack 3y ago
I didn't realize GitHub would struggle with this. I'll consider cleaning that up, thanks!
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by totalhack 3y ago
Cool, do you have an example showing a config/setup that can do dynamic joins? All the examples I see have joins explicitly defined at the cube level in the yaml config. Zillion uses networkx to create a graph of tables and relationshi
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by totalhack 3y ago
I can't vouch for cube itself as I haven't used it but can confidently say such tools are highly valuable. I built one for use in my own business and have operated other businesses on similar tools. It brings all data together, p
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by totalhack 3y ago
Does cube support dynamically figuring out joins or is each cube a hard coded set of joins? My similar, much less polished project doesn't require you to specify joins ahead of time outside of optionally defining a tree-like table line
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by totalhack 3y ago
Built it for me, but available to all -- Zillion: a python data modeling and analytics library. https://github.com/totalhack/zillion
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by totalhack 3y ago
Excellent. If I could recommend some inspiration, NVD3 (no longer maintained) had the exact set of features I found useful, as does billboard.js ( https://naver.github.io/billboard.js/demo/#Chart.AreaChart ). Namely
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by totalhack 3y ago
I believe their moat is that they have early access to OpenAIs newer models as they come out so they are always a bit ahead. Combined with some big partnerships they have already landed perhaps, which could yield highly valuable proprietary
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by totalhack 3y ago
Apologies if I missed examples, how about interactive tooltip and interactive legend support? I'm sure it's doable since so many libs based on d3 do it.
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by totalhack 3y ago
I've always wondered why solutions like modular, "tiny", or even 3d printed homes haven't taken off more when there is such a lack of affordable housing. I know some of it is stigma, some lack of land or cost of land nea
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by totalhack 3y ago
I don't necessarily do the "broken" part but always leave a note or marker for myself about where I left off (with special syntax highlighting). I write out thoughts and options as I go in my org file notes so it's usefu
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by totalhack 3y ago
I got a Thinkbook 13s that is basically the same specs as this but was half the price and not razor thin. With the Intel 12th gen chips that's arguably a good thing though if you want to be able to let them fly a bit before thermal thr
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by totalhack 3y ago
Was gonna flag this same thing. Maybe their hoping for help from the open source community?
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by totalhack 3y ago
Tried Milvus first and never really got it off the ground. Ended up with Qdrant for its simplicity.
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by totalhack 3y ago
Almost none of the complaints are true of Webflow, FWIW. It's by no means perfect, but there are many use cases where it is a much smarter decision than contracting or hiring a site engineer. Sprinkle in some custom widgets as needed a
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by totalhack 3y ago
My hope is open research and open source collaboration will continue to lead to breakthroughs, most importantly lowering the barrier for entry to training such capable models. It's still relatively early days for this technology; if mo
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by totalhack 4y ago
Translation: we can't figure out a good way to do this. Let's get community feedback/help.
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by totalhack 4y ago
Got a Thinkbook 13s Gen 4 running Ubuntu and it's been solid. Excellent specs for the price, battery life is the only thing that's mediocre but I'm plugged in most of the time. Oh and it tries to turn itself into a nuclear re
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by totalhack 4y ago
If I think an open source library question might have value to someone else I'll always open an issue on GitHub, even if they try to push to discord. Maybe if discord communities added AI chat agents trained on their docs and discord d
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by totalhack 4y ago
Wish there was a better org mode plugin in vs code.
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by totalhack 4y ago
I've had malort! It's definitely worse!
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by totalhack 4y ago
My friend and I once asked a bartender for the absolute worst drink he could make. He came back with straight green chartreuse. It did not disappoint.

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