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Mathias Lafeldt
@mathias.blog
about 15 hours ago
Down to 80 issues and 5 PRs in duckdb-rs
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levent sönmez
@lanartri.bsky.social
about 19 hours ago
yedeğe aldım bir süredir kendisini, duckdb ile sevişiyoruz biz de bu aralar
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MotherDuck
@motherduck.com
1 day ago
Your AI thinks DuckDB is v0.10.2 😱 Current version? 1.3.2 Stop feeding your AI stale docs! Quick fixes: 1️⃣ llms.txt files - copy fresh docs directly 2️⃣ Cursor's docs feature - auto-crawl documentation 📖 motherduck.com/blog/fix-o…
Teaching Your LLM About DuckDB the Right Way: How to Fix Outdated Documentation - MotherDuck Blog

motherduck.com

Teaching Your LLM About DuckDB the Right Way: How to Fix Outdated Documentation - MotherDuck Blog

Learn how to keep LLMs updated with llms.txt and Cursor's docs feature. | Reading time: 4 min read
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Tech Trending
@tech-trending.bsky.social
3 days ago
DuckDBを使ってみたら分析プロジェクトが動き出した speakerdeck.com/tonegawa0…
DuckDBを使ってみたら分析プロジェクトが動き出した

speakerdeck.com

DuckDBを使ってみたら分析プロジェクトが動き出した

2025/04/25 めぐろLT #26 「データエンジニアリングよもやま」
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Eric Book
@erc-bk.fosstodon.org.ap.brid.gy
4 days ago
@thomas_sandmann In the R section, you use a "?" to indicate a named parameter in your SQL code. I have tried to run it, but just doing a web search, I can't find anything. Where does that come from (e.g. duckdb sql, {DBI}, etc.)? ``` INSTALL ducklake; ATTACH ?db_path AS my_ducklake (DATA_PATH […]

fosstodon.org

Original post on fosstodon.org
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levent sönmez
@lanartri.bsky.social
5 days ago
duckdb vs duck”dee”b 😂 (x.com/lanartri/sta...)
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Thomas Sandmann
@thomas-sandmann.genomic.social.ap.brid.gy
6 days ago
This week, I learned how to create and explore a data lake with duckdb, using its new ducklake extension. It was surprisingly easy to hand over the creation and management of parquet files with larg(ish) tables to ducklake. I loved being able to explore the data using R, python or plain SQL - […]

genomic.social

Original post on genomic.social
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Hans Henrik Sievertsen
@hhsievertsen.bsky.social
6 days ago
Heya #EconSky #DataSky Moving from Stata to duckdb (thx @alemartinello.com for the push) Wrote my 1st substack post about it (and share code). Read for free and please suggest how I can make it faster. Thanks! hanshenriksievertsen.subs….
Moving to duckdb and sql

hanshenriksievertsen.substack.com

Moving to duckdb and sql

moving slowly to a faster and lighter world
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Andrew Heiss
@andrew.heiss.phd
7 days ago
Another @posit.co Positron blog post! To make it easier to work with some huge data in one of my projects, I've loaded it into @duckdb.org. The Connections Pane makes it really easy and convenient to connect to and explore databases with #rstats. Here's how: www.andrewheiss.com/blog/….
Screenshot of a connection to a DuckDB database, and a screenshot of the columns of one of the tables in that database
Table of contents for the post: - DuckDB, {DBI}, and the difficulty of discerning data in a database - DuckDB, {connections}, and the magical Connections Pane - Bonus: Better support for DuckDB in the Connections Pane - The whole game
R code for connecting to a database, adding stuff to it, extracting it, and plotting it library(tidyverse) # Use nicer DuckDB Connections Pane features options("duckdb.enable_rstudio_connection_pane" = TRUE) # Connect to an in-memory database, just for illustration con <- connections::connection_open(duckdb::duckdb(), ":memory:") # Add stuff to it copy_to( con, gapminder::gapminder, name = "gapminder", overwrite = TRUE, temporary = FALSE ) # Get stuff out of it gapminder_2007 <- tbl(con, I("gapminder")) |> filter(year == 2007) |> collect() # All done connections::connection_close(con) # Make a pretty plot, just for fun ggplot(gapminder_2007, aes(x = gdpPercap, y = lifeExp)) + geom_point(aes(color = continent)) + scale_x_log10(labels = scales::label_dollar(accuracy = 1)) + scale_color_brewer(palette = "Set1") + labs( x = "GDP per capita", y = "Life expectancy", color = NULL, title = "This data came from a DuckDB database!" ) + theme_minimal(base_family = "Roboto Condensed")
Scatterplot showing global health and wealth from gapminder in 2007
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Benjamin Lesné
@benjaminlesne.bsky.social
7 days ago
On the tech side, I built the app entirely from scratch with: 🔹 Reactjs (@react.dev) 🔹 TanStack Router (@tanstack.com) 🔹 React Query (@tkdodo.eu) 🔹 Shadcn/ui (@shadcn.com) 🔹 Recharts 🔹 Flask 🔹 DuckDB (@duckdb.org)
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