Marnix Janssen
@marnixjanssen.com
Typescript and Rust @ https://pola.rs
Appreciate the plug for Advent of Typescript @tkdodo.eu 👏
December 1, 2024 at 1:51 PM
Appreciate the plug for Advent of Typescript @tkdodo.eu 👏
Defining your #reactquery queries with queryOptions is probably the easiest way to keep your growing application maintainable
November 25, 2024 at 11:00 AM
Defining your #reactquery queries with queryOptions is probably the easiest way to keep your growing application maintainable
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How to “expand” ranges like "3-5" across new rows with the values 3, 4, 5?
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This comes straight from our Discord server (discord.com/invite/4UfP5...)
November 21, 2024 at 2:36 PM
How to “expand” ranges like "3-5" across new rows with the values 3, 4, 5?
This comes straight from our Discord server (discord.com/invite/4UfP5...)
This comes straight from our Discord server (discord.com/invite/4UfP5...)
Reposted by Marnix Janssen
Why is there a `struct` data type?
A single expression produces a single column, so expressions like `value_counts` need to output structs to map the values to their counts.
With that said, do you understand why `.struct.unnest` doesn't break the 1 expr = 1 column principle?
A single expression produces a single column, so expressions like `value_counts` need to output structs to map the values to their counts.
With that said, do you understand why `.struct.unnest` doesn't break the 1 expr = 1 column principle?
November 20, 2024 at 11:14 AM
Why is there a `struct` data type?
A single expression produces a single column, so expressions like `value_counts` need to output structs to map the values to their counts.
With that said, do you understand why `.struct.unnest` doesn't break the 1 expr = 1 column principle?
A single expression produces a single column, so expressions like `value_counts` need to output structs to map the values to their counts.
With that said, do you understand why `.struct.unnest` doesn't break the 1 expr = 1 column principle?
A while ago I built my first OS project in Rust: a Telegram bot. It shares filterable deals subscribers. As of now, the bot shared over 1.2 million deals to subscribers, using only a Redis DB, without a second of downtime (thanks for hosting @glenndehaan.com 👏)
github.com/mjanssen/pep...
github.com/mjanssen/pep...
November 18, 2024 at 3:37 PM
A while ago I built my first OS project in Rust: a Telegram bot. It shares filterable deals subscribers. As of now, the bot shared over 1.2 million deals to subscribers, using only a Redis DB, without a second of downtime (thanks for hosting @glenndehaan.com 👏)
github.com/mjanssen/pep...
github.com/mjanssen/pep...
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@tannerlinsley.com What would/should stop me from migrating our (still) relatively small Next.js frontend to @tanstack.com Start?
November 14, 2024 at 10:37 AM
@tannerlinsley.com What would/should stop me from migrating our (still) relatively small Next.js frontend to @tanstack.com Start?