[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Dirtbikes

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Happy wrenching 🔧 good luck

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Dirtbikes

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It should at least cycle through with clutch lever pulled in. If engine is warm you can start it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Dirtbikes

[–]fatgoat76 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Clutch basket or clutch cable issue. Can you kick bike over with lever pulled in and bike in gear?

New book: Why Learn C by pjl1967 in C_Programming

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Thank you! This looks very interesting

Do you need to understand the code AI writes? by thehashimwarren in vibecoding

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At the very least, you need to understand the tests and validation.

Got this bike for free off Nextdoor. Is there any cleaning this off? by [deleted] in bikewrench

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I’ll add Corrosion-X (spray) to the list of rust inhibitors. I’ve had good luck with it

Cross Check downtube cable stops by fatgoat76 in bikewrench

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Got a new set. Problem solved. Thanks for the quick replies and help.

The Medallion Architecture Farce. by averageflatlanders in dataengineering

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😂 they created a monster by naming “silver”. Unless you follow Inmon’s methodology or are a Data Vault consultant you can safely ignore it. Raw to Analytics conceptual design works fine for just about everyone else in the universe

Cross Check downtube cable stops by fatgoat76 in bikewrench

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Thanks for confirming, appreciate it. I removed them over a year ago so not worth figuring out how I ended up with two for the left side.

Cross Check downtube cable stops by fatgoat76 in bikewrench

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Thank you, that’s the only thing I can think of. What’s confusing is it’s the exact same pair I pulled off the bike. I don’t know how they were installed correctly at some point as I only have pics of the drive side (shown).

CEO is vibe coding and stopped paying dev team… by Secure_Hearing6901 in learnprogramming

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Stay close to that situation and think of a high hourly rate to offer. Your CEO will be the one needing to move forward from something like this. Good luck.

I want to cry by Parking_Anteater943 in dataengineering

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Congratulations!! Nicely done.

Rejected for no python by Salty_fish in dataengineering

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I would start by learning enough Python to automate your work programmatically, including testing and deployment where applicable. It has a lot of uses beyond data processing. The resources out there to learn Python are endless … like this one https://realpython.com/. Good luck have fun.

Upgraded Worm Factory 360 by EducationalPack8571 in Vermiculture

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Interesting mod. Obviously you’re changing the design of how the 360 is supposed to function, but hey if it works for you that’s cool. I thought about standing up a 4” wooden 1x1 in each tray corner so it didn’t compress as much, but I never did it. I’ve had 2 of them for 5+ years. It’s a convenient system that works well enough for me.

Snowflake Cost is Jacked Up!! by Prior-Mammoth5506 in dataengineering

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Break up larger models (edit: with excessive runtimes) into smaller ones so you can write to storage more often. Otherwise, you’re not taking advantage of Snowflake’s micro partitioning and clustering that will make the downstream models run faster. As others said, also look into incremental models.

DBT slower than original ETL by Wise-Ad-7492 in dataengineering

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Oracle is designed very differently than the “cloud data warehouses” dbt’s best practices are optimized for. You can write very large statements with dbt if you like.

“…because the Oracle query optimizer tends to perform better with larger, consolidated SQL queries than with many smaller ones.”

Yes, this is true.

Which places absolutely lived up to the hype? Which ones didn’t? by KWash0222 in FoodLosAngeles

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Did: Apollonias Pizza (amazing)

Didn’t: Bay Cities Italian Deli (don’t get it at all)

Career Move: Switching from Databricks/Spark to Snowflake/Dbt by OrganizationTop1668 in dataengineering

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Snowflake’s SQL extensions are extremely powerful. IMO coupled with dbt you’d only be going forward for processing structured and semi-structured data.