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It’s pronounced data

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@SleeperHQ Or Fix the feature

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@Tony17723105 T.Y.

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@tejfbanalytics Eric can fill the TE spot

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@RandVegan @rweekly_org Podcast is still active, and they’ve moved to fosstodon.

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@matsonj @merm_bot I haven't gotten to the dbt part of mds in a box so maybe this will be less of an issue then too. fwiw harlequin is amazing for how lightweight and simple it is!

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@matsonj @merm_bot Project has db local and on Motherduck. MD is great, feels like snowflake. I was looking for something to dev queries locally, when I saw this post about DBeaver I thought it might be better suited for me, just curious since you moved most sql to harlequin and if that is enough

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@matsonj @merm_bot wrote a query with a few CTE's and joins. Copy/paste limits (think that is configurable), then it crashed lost the query.

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@matsonj @merm_bot new user of harelquin (h/t you). I'm setting up a lot of DuckDB stuff for fun. I found harlequin really helpful for a lot of the DE to easily explore DB/schemas, but not as great for adv interactive sql dev. Is there limits to what you use harlequin for? or is this a skill issue

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@SleeperHQ can you make it so that when you select alphabetical sorting, you aren’t able to override it with adp sorting on web

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@Jake_Elder52 andddd https://t.co/OjVXRLQUnn

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@JosiahParry I did a similar presentation to my python team, with “R did it first” sprinkled in everywhere. This was just a lunch & learn, but I think it was the first open source in early 1990’s. S being the first data frame implementation

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@MatthewBJane I’m cool with a lot of it now, but none of it really clicked until I learned for loops

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@JosiahParry @tiddlydump When you say duckdb + dplyr, does that mean you use SQL strings or files with duck db, collecting into R dataframe, and then using dplyr?

I’m also trying to understand duckplyr vs dbplyr and use cases

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@cjsewall9 @TheSeaMouse @alexkyllo My work is strictly python/jupyter. I use quarto to leverage packages we already have built in python (like data connects), convert data to @ApacheArrow and then do initial work in R. Convert any results back to python.

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@RetroTechDreams @2Hats1Mike

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@nbray97 @closecalls7 Bro wtf

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@AUAnalyst @benj_robinson @friscojosh Always bet on d plyr

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@nbray97 @ScooterMagruder Yes, we need a running back

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@PhDemetri Lol same

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@bjjbarrett @PhDemetri Followed this exactly and got it to work
https://t.co/t26qWXuRc5