GuruM

Hi folks, I'm a UofT class of 2012(+PEY) alum. My wife and I recently started a scholarship for Canadian highschool students entering Ontario universities this fall. Both awards are based on effort and what you do outside of academics. No GPA minimum, no transcript, no resume required.

The first scholarship, The Builders and Dreamers Award, is focused on supporting creatives who work on their passion projects outside of school.

Life in high school is so grade-centric and university-app-optimized that fewer students can justify spending time on things they actually love. But as AI automates more of what we consider "work," what's left is what we love and what we're passionate about. This aw

DISCLAIMER: I’m an engineer at a company, but worked on this standalone open-source tool that I wanted to share.
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I got tired of squinting at CLI output trying to figure out why dbt tests were failing and built a simple visualization tool that just shows you what's happening in your runs.

It's completely free, no signup or anything—just drag your manifest.json and run_results.json files into the web UI and you'll see:

• The actual reason your tests failed (not just that they failed)
• Where your performance bottlenecks are and how thread utilization impacts runtime
• Model dependencies and docs in an interactive interface

We built this because we needed it ourselves for development.

1000 rows in Postgres. 952 in Snowflake. When did those 48 rows disappear, and why didn't anyone notice?

Data consistency across your pipelines is a forever problem. We make a data observability product and today are announcing a source-to-target feature that checks values and alerts you in Slack when the deltas are unexpected (whether from a user-defined threshold or via an ML model trained on history).

The idea is to ensure that we the data engineers find out about these discrepancies first, not from randomly debugging a stakeholder's issue.

The entire tool is free for up to 10 monitored tables, no strings attached.

More here: [https://www.metaplane.dev/blog/introducing-source-to-targe

The owner wasn't sure what kind of plant it was, but it looks great!

http://i.imgur.com/BxqYqhK.jpg

Can anyone ID?

https://i.redd.it/onuu3z1jfuk11.jpg

I was at the Legend of Zelda Symphony of the Goddesses last night, and noticed this giant monster I hadn't seen before in the game. Do you know what it is?

seen here at 19 seconds:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=__x-wVNHj4Y&t=19s

or here at 52 seconds:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l5hEfjyGBss&t=52s

In episode S02E12, Titus plays this song on the piano for a few seconds.

https://youtu.be/Xv1EA1G6ihE

It's also altered and incorporated into the soundtrack (heard here at 18 seconds):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJgwO3T24Nc&t=18s

It's a comic strip where the character is doing something and says "but I thought I was" and notices he's watching a movie and says "but I thought I was" and notices he's playing a game.

It was posted to reddit recently, like a month ago, but I've searched and searched to no avail. I can't remember whether it was posted to r/gaming or r/comics or r/webcomics or r/pics ...

This is killing me, any help would be appreciated! Thanks!

I'm really excited for it to get here, but I have no idea what I should have installed. Is there anything you'd recommend I have installed? I already have TF2 downloaded.

This seemed like it would be a frequently asked question, so I double-checked posts in this subreddit to make sure I wasn't treading on old ground!