woodhull

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by woodhull 2y ago
Our use case requires real-time inserts as events happen. dbt is as I understand it for batch processing transformations on a set schedule.
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by woodhull 2y ago
We've used PeerDB's hosted offering for sync'ing data from Postgres to Clickhouse both pre and post acquisition by Clickhouse Inc. We've also helped test the integrated sync features in Clickhouse Cloud built on top of P
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by woodhull 2y ago
We launched our company on Render. It was great for going from zero to one very quickly but we had many problems and ended up migrating to AWS as we scaled. * Poor visibility into detailed metrics, especially when problems happened in the r
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by woodhull 2y ago
For my use case of something similar on Clickhouse: We load data from postgres tables that are used to build Clickhouse Dictionaries (a hash table for JOIN-ish operations). The big tables do not arrive via real-time-ish sync from postgres b
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by woodhull 2y ago
As much as DuckDB is cute I've mostly come to believe that Clickhouse is the perfect thing to pair Postgres with. This is especially true now that they've acquired PeerDB and are integrating it into the Clickpipes cloud product. D
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by woodhull 3y ago
Daisychain.app | Software Engineer | Full-time or Contract | Remote Daisychain is building a modern platform for effective organizing. Our customers include progressive political campaigns, grassroots organizations, and ambitious non-profit
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The Asbestos Times(worksinprogress.co)
1 points by woodhull 3y ago|0 comments
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A mysterious cyberattack has shuttered the Guardian's office for a month(semafor.com)
16 points by woodhull 4y ago|3 comments
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by woodhull 6y ago
Sounds like the Morgantown, WV PRT all over again. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morgantown_Personal_Rapid_Tran...
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by woodhull 6y ago
What would actually be interesting to me is info on how local data protection authorities across the EU are now interpreting the principles articulated by the ECJ when applied to standard contractual clauses which are what most data transfe
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by woodhull 6y ago
This is from two weeks ago...
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by woodhull 6y ago
what? Google has been running on 100% renewable electricity since 2017. Microsoft has reached that milestone as well, but I can not find a date for when they achieved it. AWS aspires to eventually reach that goal by 2025. One of the clouds
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by woodhull 6y ago
Tim in this piece cites the climate pledge as being an admirable Amazon policy. Unfortunately, it's all lofty language and Amazon lags behind its peers on real action. For the AWS cloud business Amazon lags far behind its peers at Micr
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by woodhull 6y ago
We're already running separate US/EU points of presence on AWS. The trouble is that as a small business we can't afford to have two separate operations teams for the US instance vs. the EU instance. We're all based in No
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by woodhull 7y ago
In this particular case all of the people without premium cards who pay with cash or debit cards with no rewards are paying for our free lunch and flight to Hawaii. It's a tax on basically every transaction, paid to those participating
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The 10k-Year Clock Is a Waste of Time(wired.com)
2 points by woodhull 7y ago|1 comments
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by woodhull 7y ago
Excited that someone is working on this. It's a definite pain point for smaller remote software teams like ours who want to be able to hire talent globally while ensuring that everyone regardless of location has great benefits and is t
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by woodhull 7y ago
Except the groundwork has effectively gone out of business and no longer has anyone working there. They made a good faith effort to find non HRC campaign and non profit customers after the election but never found meaningful market fit. It
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by woodhull 7y ago
How do the Partner Benefits work? Are they only valid if we are not an existing customer of the partner, or is it for any spend with those vendors we put onto the card? Do we work with the Partner to get that discount or is it automatically
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by woodhull 8y ago
I really loved Segment when they launched and recommended them repeatedly to anyone who would listen. I can no longer recommend them because of price and instead suggest people hack something together themselves or use Google Tag Manager. I
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by woodhull 8y ago
The New Yorker does this very consistently every week at an extraordinary level of quality. They will even mail you a copy in exchange for a subscription. It's magical.
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25 Years of Wired Predictions(wired.com)
3 points by woodhull 8y ago|0 comments
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What we learned from TakeCharge.io(medium.com)
1 points by woodhull 8y ago|0 comments
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Ten Trump Resistance Tech Startups I'm Following(medium.com)
4 points by woodhull 8y ago|0 comments
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What women at Microsoft face, and why many leave(seattletimes.com)
15 points by woodhull 8y ago|6 comments
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Lessons from the Real ‘Revolution’ at Etsy(medium.com)
2 points by woodhull 9y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: VisitThem.org – In person congressional visits(visitthem.org)
3 points by woodhull 9y ago|1 comments
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by woodhull 10y ago
We can't really know whether it's because of his biz interests or because America is friendly with the Saudi regime. This is why Trump's refusal to divest himself from his businesses is an unacceptable conflict of interest ev
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by woodhull 10y ago
Because that might hurt Trump's own business interests: http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/trump-muslim-ban-ex...
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by woodhull 10y ago
France tries to regulate what people wear while sitting on the beach. It seems downright opposed to multiculturalism and diversity. Freedom of expression isn't just the right to write blog posts.

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