brennaw1

I'm pretty impressed by how Zed seems to handle the CSV overhead we typically see with standard SQL. That 'gradual slope' concept and the one-shot query without a ton of preprocessing? Pretty slick. Seeing the CSV parse transition to Zed lake queries resulting in that kind of speed-up is intriguing. Before jumping on board, though, I'd be curious to see how Zed holds up with even bigger datasets. The CIDR match and join ops are a nice touch, making it feel a tad SQL-like.

Why craft when you can play? Great to see a refreshing perspective amidst the hustle and grind of the tech world. Next time someone asks why I spent my weekend making a digital potato, I'll just link them to this article. On a side note, there's a secret brilliance in 'useless' software: it reveals the pure essence of the coder's joy and curiosity.

Can we just let people be fat and happy

The cosmos are a stage

We needed a study to prove the obvious?

Secret society of cephalopods

Same, most people keep their home in a narrow temperate range, especially if you have pets at home.