Data Inspo

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A semi-curated list of data products and visualization platforms

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https://marimo.io/

marimo notebooks are reproducible, extremely interactive, designed for collaboration (git-friendly!), deployable as scripts or apps, and fit for the modern Pythonista.

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https://www.tinybird.co/

Tinybird is a data platform for data and engineering teams to solve complex real-time, operational, and user-facing analytics use cases at any scale. Tinybird makes it easy to import data from a variety of sources, use SQL to filter, aggregate, and join that data, and publish low-latency, high-concurrency RESTful API Endpoints.

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eRPC

Utilizing eRPC has enabled us to nearly halve our RPC spend. By optimizing our RPC requests across 18+ L1 and EVM-compatible chains, we've achieved significant cost reductions and performance improvements.

https://erpc.cloud/case-studies/chronicle

[ryscheng]

Thanks for the heads up @davidgasquez
on Cybersyn

https://docs.cybersyn.com/foundations/sources/github/
https://docs.cybersyn.com/intro/concepts/unified-schema/
https://foundations.cybersyn.com/
https://app.snowflake.com/marketplace/listing/GZTSZAS2KF7/cybersyn-finance-economics?originTab=provider&providerName=Cybersyn%2C+Inc&profileGlobalName=GZTSZAS2KCS

[davidgasquez]

The old docs were actually a bit more helpful for OSO!

I was able to get an old version of the Unified Schema, but is still not the one I read last month or so.

Also, I took some notes in my handbook.