rather than tying them in knots I find it easier to bind them into bundles using garden wire, which you can usually find in ~100m rolls in any hardware store

How is this different from the duckdb httpserver extension? https://duckdb.org/community_extensions/extensions/httpserve...

https://github.com/datafusion-contrib/datafusion-ducklake is more established, and linked to directly from the ducklake docs

I recently started using cline instead of opencode and prefer the interface. I'm interested if anyone here here has any arguments for opencode or codex over cline?

I use podman and almost exclusively start containers using podman compose. Haven't noticed any issues after migrating from docker.

same on firefox on android

only if they are always going in the same direction

I actually find some 3b1b content really useful. When I was learning linear algebra his course provided a visual representation for the fundamental operations and properties, which helped solidify and consolidate the formal stuff. The LLM videos are great too (ref https://xkcd.com/1838/).

To be fair, I think visual representations are particularly useful for reasoning about vectors and transformations, and I think I retain less from the videos that focus more on a specific advanced problem rather than the fundamentals of a topic. Those videos feel a bit more clickbaity too.

It depends what you're measuring. For streaming workloads they're reporting 923x speedup for aggregations, and 105x for insertions, over iceberg [1].

There are also some improvements other areas, e.g. cross table transactions are not possible in iceberg/delta, but they are in ducklake. [2]

[1] https://ducklake.select/2026/04/02/data-inlining-in-ducklake...

[2] https://ducklake.select/manifesto/#features

But that's a single use case. I also can put a Postgres DB in front of Iceberg, add some views in Trino to consume the data and get faster streaming ingestion. I know this sounds like that Dropbox is just rsync+cron post, but as soon as you replace pure insertions with upserts the gap should vanish.

I use chrome devtools MCP to the same end - it works great for me. Interested in what advantages you see in using Playwright over chrome devtools?