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Making the workflow engine of DBOS depend on the paid component (Conductor) for scaling and recovery makes it a no-go. River also has "traps" like not supporting DLQ, which is a pa…

DBOS looks simple (good), but from the docs below, executor elasticity appears to be locked behind license purchase. So it truly is like docker compose, good and bad parts? https:/…

Well, in my early days programming python I made a lot(!!) of code assuming non-concurrent execution, but some of that code will break in the future with GIL removal. Hopefully the…

I expect to have at least 15 more years in the workforce and I hate that I have to live through this "revolution". I worry about what will be final balance of lives improved vs liv…

Congrats on the progress! What is the behavior of PgDoc if it receives some sort of query it can't currently handle properly? Is there a linter/static analysis tool I can use to ev…

Storage getting cheaper did not really reach the cloud providers and for self-hosting it has recently gotten even more expensive due to AI bs.

The distinction is more clear when indexing actual text and applying tokenization. A "typical" index on a database column goes like "column(value => rows)". When people mention inv…

What was your experience like putting such thing together?

Not the person you have asked but at work (we are a CRM platform) we allow our clients to arbitrarily query their userbase to find matching users for marketing campaigns (email, sm…

Hey, you have some silly thing rendered at your product's landing page chewing CPU.

It's still in technical preview.

It's not exactly simple as it involves some postgres specific knowledge, but you can make it reliable when working with transaction ids (see https://event-driven.io/en/ordering_in_…