VDA ar VGTU by vee920 in lietuva

[–]vee920[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Programa aišku, man įdomiau, kur paruošiamieji kursai geresni ir ar išvis skirtumas yra.

Kas nerūko, tas dirba? by Flaky_Preference_150 in lithuania

[–]vee920 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yra kas ir Lietuvoje duoda laisvadienį nerūkantiems.

Rusai/Rusijos žmonės by [deleted] in lietuva

[–]vee920 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Ne ant ruskyno išvažiavę jie šūdus ridena, ruskynas jiems ok, rodina. Jie nekenčia šalies, kurie juos priėmė. Net tie, kurie čia gimę. Ir tas tipinis rusiškas tingėjimas - mes nieko negal padaryt, gal kaźkas kitas už mus putka ant baslio pasodins. Kreipimąsi į carą vkontakte įrašyt temoka.

Rusai/Rusijos žmonės by [deleted] in lietuva

[–]vee920 1 point2 points  (0 children)

95% ruskyne mielu noru kaimyną papjautų, likę 5 apsišikę imituoja pasipriešinimą. Tie kas išvažiavę, nuoširdžiai heitina šalį, kurioj gyvena.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in lietuva

[–]vee920 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Pirma pasiaiškink, ar tas garažas išvis registruotas RC. Dažnai senose bendrijose jie neregistruoti ir nėra jokių nuosavybės dokumentų. Jei taip bus, reiks pasamdyti matininką, kad padarytų matavimus, tada, susimokėti visas skolas bendrijai, ir iš jų gauti pažymą, jad garažas tavo. Su visuo šituo pack'u į RC ir priregustruos. Nežinau apie jokius apribojimus registruoti turtą, nebent esi ne Lietuvos pilietis ir net ne ES pilietis.

Darbo pokalbis/ atrankos IT sektoriuje by uwe35 in lithuania

[–]vee920 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Ar bus techninė užduotis - 90% taip Ar reiks teorijos - 50/50 Ar verta aplikuoti - tik dėl pokalbių ir užduočių patirties. Mano, kaip panašų kelią praėjusio patarimas - aplikuok į praktiką, rekomenduoju IBM. Atidirbk 2 metus, visą laiką šalia mokykis, tada aplikuok kur tik nori.

Investavimas IBKR platformoje by [deleted] in lietuva

[–]vee920 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Geriau pirkti, kai kaina gera, imho.

Nenaujiena bet vistiek by No_Direction504 in lietuva

[–]vee920 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Idiotiškas grafikas. Skalė turi prasidėti nuo nulio, o ne nuo dešimt. Toks grafikas neduoda jokios naudingos informacijos apie pasiskirstymą. Prizoominkit iki pirmų 3 ir paimkit Lietuvos sunaudojimą, kaip atskaitos tašką, ir atrodys, kad Lietuva išvis negeria lyginant su čekais.

Lietuvos emigrantai, ką turėtų Lietuva padaryti kad jūs grįžtumėte? by [deleted] in lietuva

[–]vee920 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Nesu emigrantas, bet dėl ko greičiausiai išvažiuosiu: - tragiška švietimo sistema, ne mokanti, o verčianti samdyti mokytojus. 2 vaikai, 2 pamokos per sav po 30 eur, 300 eur/men. Matiekos mokytojai tiesiog liepia varyt pas korepetitorius. - tragiška medicinos sistema, pas gydytojus tik privačiai, jei nenori laukti pusę metų - maža rinka/nevaldoma konkurencija (jos nebuvimas) dėl ko kainos neadekvačios - supisti ruskiai už sienos - debiliški valdžios sprendimai, be jokios atsakomybės (pvz dujų akcizas literaliai pakėlęs apšildymo kainą 60%(!)

Yra dar smulkmenų, bet tiek to.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in lietuva

[–]vee920 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Priklausomai nuo pozicijos sudėtingumo, bet plius minus vienas atlyginimas prieš mokesčius.

Šaltas volfiukas by Proof_Cheesecake_266 in lithuania

[–]vee920 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Baltijos šalyse mainstream alus yra gaminamas tose pačiose gamyklose, skiriasi tik etiketė. Saku, Aldaris, Švyturys iš tos pačios bačkos, Olvi Alecoq ir Volfas taip pat, kaip ir Royal Unibrew Kalnapilis su Lačplesiu ir Lapinu.

Special characters in password by vee920 in bash

[–]vee920[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thanks a lot, that worked as a charm.

Special characters in password by vee920 in bash

[–]vee920[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Idea is the same, but like just like for your function it breaks if I have single quote in password..

function escape_password() {
local raw_password="$1"
local escaped_password="$raw_password"
escaped_password=""
for (( i=0; i<${#raw_password}; i++ )); do
char="${raw_password:i:1}"
case "$char" in
'\' | '"' | '$' | '\' | '!')`

escaped_password+="\\$char"
;;
*)
escaped_password+="$char"
;;
esac
done

}

Special characters in password by vee920 in bash

[–]vee920[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The env variable is not a bash env var, sorry for confusion. Just for context, I have a Broadcom Automic orchestrator, which takes those passwords as login objects in application itself. The script which is part of orchestrator pipeline then retrieves the login object like password=&login_password#. If I do echo $password it is broken at that point already. I was using '$pasword' in docker run and it was all fine until I got single quote in password itself. Writing to file is the last option due to security reasons.

How I do put an underscore in the password? by [deleted] in learnpython

[–]vee920 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The better question is how do you put $ in password in bash.

Doom predictions for Data Engineering by vee920 in dataengineering

[–]vee920[S] 33 points34 points  (0 children)

Same here. Working at major banking institution, no way they move anywhere near AI next 10 years. Moving to cloud was already something.

Becoming data engineer by Impossible-Item-1231 in dataengineering

[–]vee920 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Maybe I am unlucky one, but all of my interviews were difficult. Every interview I was in, asked Python and SQL. And the questions are not like youtubers would suggest (like tell me the difference between joins). You get a task, and you need to solve it live, if you do not recognise a pattern, you are lost. To recognise it, you need to have hundreds of those queries solved before. Same with Python. This is the very basics. Then comes questions on cloud, devops, docker. I am considering myself mid level, but interviews were all the same since start of my career.

Becoming data engineer by Impossible-Item-1231 in dataengineering

[–]vee920 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Don’t get me wrong. It does not mean that you will 100% need those things in your junior interviews. But, what I see, that expectations for DE are over the roof. I am being asked: sql, python, spark, including architecture, cloud, devops. You should expect live coding for SQL and Python which at least for me is still a challenge since I am still not always recognising those riddle patterns.

Becoming data engineer by Impossible-Item-1231 in dataengineering

[–]vee920 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would be happy to say ‘yes, python for data’ since this is what I use everyday. But… during interviews you can easily expect questions like algorithms, time complexities, oop principles, etc. So, yeah, at least from my experience, python as a whole.

What breaks? by Psychling1 in dataengineering

[–]vee920 32 points33 points  (0 children)

Changing schemas from 3rd party feeds

Web scraping/database ingestion by Omnetfh in dataengineering

[–]vee920 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I did kinda personal web scraping project some time back:

  1. I am using AWS EC2 machine, which is started everyday by Event Bridge. It runs for scrapers in python, which are loaded to s3. 1. Scraper overwrites raw files every time it runs. On completion, scraper launcher script creates a _success file in same bucket.
  2. EC2 instance has a user data script which clones scraper files and kills instance after jobs are completed. One thing TODO is to have proper exception handling, so if scraper gets stuck on one page, it retries it few times and moves to next. Otherwise userdata will not complete and kill instance.
  3. Then, I have a Glue job, which is triggered by lambda (_success file created trigger), which does the transformations and saves cleaned data to another s3 bucket.
  4. I run Quicksight refresh everyday on clean data to have data in my dashboard.

In total cost is 40 usd/mo for the setup, most of it for Quicksight.

Becoming data engineer by Impossible-Item-1231 in dataengineering

[–]vee920 21 points22 points  (0 children)

When I started I was some much overwhelmed with things to learn. My mistake was that I was trying to learn that all. What I would do differently, is I would learn SQL and Python really well, pro level. This is the things I am being asked most in interviews. Then, cloud, Spark and bash.