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is this opensource or have to buy from Databricks?

There's more to it than just pure databases. They have a pretty large vertical of SaaS apps, specifically ERP. Oracle Saas (their ERP platform) is used by thousands of customers - these are systems implemented with SI's and run super critical functions like payroll, manufacturing, etc really hard to rip out once they're put in place. This has been fueling their growth for some time, and seems like OCI is picking up now from a pure infra POV. But yeah I don't think I'd ever use any Oracle components voluntarily or at the very least find ways to have exit paths

appreciate it! feel free to drop us a line if you'd like to chat - [email protected]

We've been toying around with the idea of what a proper IDE would look like for the data science workflow and open sourced our first cut at it. Super high level: quick data exploration, cell based code execution/native .py, and experiment management built in to the IDE. Drop us a note if you'd like to test it out or provide any feedback. Happy Friday!

Hello HN, this is an OSS project we’ve been working on to improve the UX for data scientists using Jupyter notebooks. A lot of this stems from things we wanted: coding in native .py format, easier data exploration and experiment management. We’d like to build out a holistic ecosystem for data scientists so they don’t have to deal with context switching between multiple tools. Feel free to try our beta release and share any feedback (good, bad, indifferent all is welcome) - my email is [email protected]. Docs can be found at: docs.cnext.io.

what's the ROI for someone actually paying 25k for verification?

this is awesome - definitely takes some skill. is there a website for simple games like this (sorta like miniclip)?

I would disagree with this statement. It's really interesting in markets like the bay area from an individual consumer perspective

this is pretty interesting do you have any samples of the project status graphs or anything along those lines?

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius was a really good one for me. There's a translation by Gregory Hays that's pretty easy to consume after you get through the first section. I think it's a unique perspective on how to react to the issues of life.

honestly it could be useful for the OP... and you never know how big the market is like for some of these services (perhaps they can build on that OSS project)

this is pretty cool! i've definitely been digging through reddit threads - I like that you also index 'deleted' posts. how much are you looking to charge for the service?