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Hey Jed, cool stuff! What's your vision for the product?

Unfortunately, it's more profitable to speculate on the rising property prices than selling them to home builders...

e.g. the spec also utilizes headers

maybe have a look into fiverr or etsy

You could do (least techy at the bottom):

DevOps Data Engineering Product Management Project Management Agile Coach

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cheers, I just had a look and I guess he had the same intention as me.. :)

yeah indeed, I just found myself having way more ideas I'll ever be able to build.. so why not share them :) Im planning to add an idea every day.. will keep me busy for a while

not all of us witnessed the 90's..

does it count scheduled imports or completed ones?

just learn docker and kubernetes, it just takes a couple of udemy courses.. it will make everything sooo much easier

Its about thinking biases, by far the book with the greatest information density I have ever read. 2 pages per thinking bias. Paid of a 1000 times.

https://www.amazon.de/Art-Thinking-Clearly-Better-Decisions/...

> Do you do any data analysis?

haha yeah I do, in python only tho.. I use plotly for visualisations. It renders html and invokes the default handler for .html to display it. Knowing plotly it's trivial to learn dash, which let's you build interactive data dashboards (https://dash-stock-tickers.plot.ly).

> Have you used any of the tools for Go like gonum?

well as far as I now, there are barely any data analysis libraries for go. gonum is an advanced math library, not really a data analysis tool. then you got gota, which is unmaintained (at least they aren't closing the prs) and a couple of none standardized learning algorithms.

not really the stack I want to use for data analysis..

@rufugee @rhizome31 @mschuetz

well in the context of python it makes some sense to use it for teaching and presentation purposes, even tho it's a bad habit to program in it in my opinion, as - it's a pain to write abstractions, as you have to remember to reevaluate the cell - you can't use the debugger - you can't jump to the definition of externally defined stuff, which is critical if you want to become a really good developer, as it's teaching you to read and understand code

@mschuetz there are decorators for everything, to time functions, to cache results, to cache results, to cache results for 1h and get fresh data after one hour, to cache results given certain parameters

but in the context of go I don't see the point, as nobody sane will ever do an experimental data analysis with it

go is excellent for high performance data processing, but you definitely don't want to use it for data analysis.. I'm not even sure if a go based dataframe implementation would be that much faster than pandas as it's more or less a wrapper for c functions

I don't get why you want to use this over an IDE.

All you get is cached intermediate variables and being able to print them, am I right?

On the other hand you loose the capability to see the definition of everything externally defined and you can't use the debugger.

Please let me know if I am missing something

first mover advantage

golang

".. Heck, even the $300 chromebook we recently got has 16GB of RAM.. " I don't think sth like that exists.. which one is it?

alright, definitely a cool start! I wish you all best on your journey :)

A little ironic, it's called learnsearch but you cant't search :D And what's the registration for?

or there are few people that have used it in production :P

What provider are you referring to?

the vision is great, but last time I checked (september) it was dependency hell.. definitions that didn't fit the actual code, definitions at npm, github, definetlytyped and so on.. will be great once the ecosystem stabilizes

Maybe have a look on Kubernetes. It's one of the most active projects on github. Super exciting technology, huge ecosystem, and great community!