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brycelarkin
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Comment #47011200
npmjs search is very slow
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Comment #43511358
Who’s the target market for this? Tagging documents isn’t really a big problem. Companies typically only have a finite, handful of contract templates that the admin tags manually.
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Comment #43213946
Nice! This was one of the missing parts of the Vercel AI SDK.
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Comment #42251678
They increased prices, but looks like they finally are revamping the service. This is probably the biggest update in years.
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Comment #41676435
A quick look at the Automattic site ( https://automattic.com/about/ ) says they dedicate 5% of company time to WP open source. Their GitHub has over 1000 repos, likely all WP relat…
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Comment #41676261
I can see Matt’s point of view. Data transfer fees are expensive, especially at WordPress scale. Automattic probably covers a lot of that cost that wordpress.org is incurring and w…
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Comment #41575583
Those last 30 seconds of the video, trying to get the demo to work for a group of people is so relatable.
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Comment #41002003
This article just looks like an ad for Bloomberg’s docuseries.
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Comment #40931107
Separate Github profiles for work and personal.
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Comment #40886904
For postgres, you want to use “bigint generated always as identity” instead of bigserial.
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Comment #40661518
Really cool! When should you use pgvector vs pgvector scale? Is there any discussion about getting this added as a supported AWS RDS extensions?
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Comment #40402527
Another model I’ve seen is a combination of subscription and usage where there’s a monthly base and then additional charge for usage overages. Example is Sendgrid.
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Comment #40394848
I just used a Vercel template. Literally took 10 minutes from cloning the repo to getting it set up on my domain.
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Comment #40315847
Do you add jobs inside a transaction? Or with a root connection? There doesn't seem to be an out of the box way to add jobs in a transaction.
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Comment #40260056
What do you mean by system domain? Like technical, non-user facing services like CacheService and ObjectStore?
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Comment #40108432
Love the Filthy Frank survival guide!
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Comment #40036691
Wow! Had no idea Shazam existed back in 2003.
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Comment #39937464
For the AWS CDK folks, I’ve been very happy with this library. https://github.com/CloudSnorkel/cdk-github-runners . Love that I can use spot pricing and the c7g instances for cicd.…
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Comment #39730929
I was a Mintlify customer 6 months ago and found their onboarding strange. Their Github app asked for permissions to access all my repos and there was no way to get around that. I …
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Comment #39646154
It’d be like any other database schema change. We commit all schema migrations to git and have cicd run them.
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Comment #39635778
It’s one of the few big projects that still feels “open source” as opposed to corporate run open source. I think Netflix is a big user / sponsor of the project.
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Comment #39635634
Postgraphile. Postgres + graphql. It really solves all the negative aspects of graphql. Also, incredibly performant. Their v5 release is also a pretty interesting piece of tech. ht…
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Comment #39600198
I’d rather take 100% of a million than Fan Duels’ 0% of half a billion.
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Comment #39364820
React/Relay front end. Postgraphile/Fastify backend. Postgres database. Typescript. The most OP type safe stack. One change in your database propagates throughout your stack.