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How are you able to see a datasets lineage across storage types. For example how are you able to see that an s3 buckets files are the ancestor of some table in Postgres?


Oh I see it uses open lineage. I thought it was able to handle discovery


It can handle discovery within a plugin if the asset types are related. You can also manually add lineage via the UI or use Terraform to create lineage links via IaC. It's pretty complicated to automatically handle discovery of asset lineage, I'm yet to find a nice way of doing it that can work for many use-cases


If you manage to push it all the way down directly in the middle it boings forever


They have a stat on there that says 98% of developers use JavaScript.


Bring back coral CDN


The hamburger button animation is so buttery smooth


its CSS


This idea reminds me of the classic video by google called the selfish ledger where they are able to create products based off of people’s direct interested and at the same time are able to influence society as a whole

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LUSZfEBTwRc


ABAP-itis


I actually did this at work! Set up a fast api with a tile server endpoint and it wasn’t as bad as I thought it would be.


Awesome, good job! Did you implement likes and polygons too?


Yes but I actually didn’t end up building any of the tile logic in python. I used PostGIS and Postgres. Each query is like 25 lines and supports polys and lines out the box.


I’ve been using Pulumi automation in our CI and it’s been really nice. There’s definitely a learning curve with the asynchronous Outputs but it’s really nice for building docker containers and separating pieces of my infra that may have different deployment needs.


This comment is specifically about using CI/CD to deploy infrastructure, right? Or does Pulumi have a framework for general CI/CD?


Pulumi doesn’t have a framework for general CICD but from my experience it shifts the complexity out of the bash/yaml scripts and allows me to express it in python and the I can run unit tests and easily run it locally. Our use case is rather simple though, just a fast api backend and front on ECS.


Claude condom is hilarious!


I couldn't resist the pun :)


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