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we have 3 teams (analytics, ds, and a small platform team) all using the same all purpose cluster bc spinning up seperate ones for each was getting messy. now finance wants a monthly number per team and i honestly have no idea how to give them one

tags only get me to the cluster level which is useless here. i looked at system tables and theres user info in there but not sure how ppl turn that into an actual $ split thats defensible, especially with the VM side of the bill coming from azure seperately

do you just split evenly? by query time? or did you give up and force everyone onto job clusters lol

Has anyone actually tried JavaFactoryflavor52 thing? Arethey genuinely experimenting with weird flavors or is it mostly marketing?

New here, Trying to decide between Starter and Unlimited, Did anyone actually get a discount when they signed up. like an extended trial, annual savings, or a partner link? ,Want to test it properly before paying full price. What worked for you?

ok so ive been going down a rabbit hole trying to figure out how people actually launch these health brands. like glp-1, TRT, that kind of stuff. there are so many options and i cant tell whats legit vs a scam. some seem like they take a cut of everything forever?? others look super complicated to set up. im not a doctor or anything, just a founder type trying to build something real. what white label telehealth platform do ppl actually use and why

This happens all the time and I'm wondering if my workflow is just inefficient. Client texts "knee hurts can't squat today" or something similar. I open laptop (mobile app doesn't have the features I need), find their program, duplicate the week, delete the squat, add a replacement exercise, reassign the week, delete the old one, text them back. Takes like 8 minutes each time. I'm getting maybe 6 of these requests a week. There's gotta be a faster way to do this, right. Or is this just how it goes for everyone.

One panel I am looking at runs four wavelengths and another runs eight, and the marketing for both sounds equally confident. There is no way to tell from outside whether the extra ones are doing something or padding a spec sheet. I would rather commit to the simpler unit than to a longer list I will never feel. For anyone who has used both kinds, did the wider spread make a difference you could actually point to?

Every one I own needs about ten minutes before a shirt will go on without sticking, so on a work morning I skip it entirely and then wonder why my skin is dry. I do not need anything heavy, I need something that disappears quickly. Absorption seems to be the thing nobody puts on the label. What actually goes in fast enough that you use it every day rather than occasionally?

I had joined reddit years ago but i didn't use it and it sat idle in my phone all this time now I want to make some post and comments but everywhere I post or comment the mods keeps on deleting my stuffs why is this happening to me