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Comment #46659469
I get segfaults all the time when using it with Bun and the new Node neo api. What’s your recipe, are you not getting these?
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Comment #45371983
Does this have support for generators / streams, or any ideas how you'd do it? With LLMs that an increasingly large part of client/server communication.
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Comment #45371963
I think crossing a language barrier here would be hard: you'd need a codegen step to compile the RPC spec to Typescript for the client-side DX and that would need take into account…
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Comment #45341861
This seems really cool and I'd be happy to help (I'm currently a pgtyped + Kysely user and community contributor), and I see how this solves n+1 from promise pipelining when fetche…
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Comment #45341776
Would love to see pics of the interior!
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Comment #45335203
My understanding is that your first read is right and your current understanding is wrong. The client sends over separate 3 calls in one message, or one message describing some com…
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Comment #45335170
This seems great and I'm really excited to try it in place of trpc/orpc. Although it seems to solve one of the problems that GraphQL solved that trpc doesn't (the ability to reques…
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Comment #44290164
You can do with with trpc WebSocket transport
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Comment #44201352
It’s the same - just saying it works in both. I like it because I can do full stack development, including the database, with a single system level dependency (Bun).
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Comment #44200001
I have this setup and integrated for Node/Bun - This is an example of a unit test of an API route on a fully isolated WASM backed Postgres - very few lines of code, and all your AP…
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Comment #43950675
Cloudflare + SSE with any substantial delay is a nightmare
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Comment #42655270
All frontier multi modal LLMs can do this - there’s likely something lighter weight as well. In my experience, the latest Gemini is best at vision and OCR
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Comment #42630177
This is more of an HTMX native
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Comment #42607255
It’s frustrating that this is necessary but it definitely makes sense, and I will probably add it to several projects soon. Thanks for your hard work!
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Comment #42525844
You can connect and run SQL, but there’s no built in support for versioning, testing, and rolling back DDL.
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Comment #42305770
Very excited about this and it’s future!
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Comment #42247835
We always have been
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Comment #42083987
You can do this with Materialize or Feldera. The keyword to look for is “incremental view maintenance”
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Comment #41919546
What happened with PostgresML?
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Comment #41506624
If they don’t have firing / hiring power, they aren’t management according to US labor law. Most tech “* manager” roles where the object of management is not a person or team likel…
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Comment #41334517
It’s not in core, but there are multiple extensions that provide this functionality
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Comment #40837406
As someone who: - would love to self host, and would much prefer keeping it to Postgres / Redis for which there is widespread knowledge on how to host - would like you to keep your…
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Comment #40837312
How does it compare to Outline ( https://www.getoutline.com/ )?
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Comment #39838306
One more piece of feedback: I'd like the new note page to have a unique route so that I can make a shortcut for creating a new note to easily put somewhere else in a document
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Comment #39838281
I would also love to integrate this into text areas in my app, or as an editor of a JSON object. That would let me quickly build an interface for editing basically any application …