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imor80

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About imor80

Rust Engineer @Supabase

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    Comment #45273179

    There are two levels on which this argument feels weak: * The author is confusing memory safety with other kinds of safety. This is evident from the fact that they say you can writ…

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    Comment #44238452

    Interested to know how it compares with PgDog: https://pgdog.dev/

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    Comment #41317242

    A lot of what you say is explained in detail in Martin Kleppmann's article[0]. As you said, there's no guarantee about when the lock will expire. The proper solution for this is a …

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    Comment #41213926

    Not yet, but it is planned for the future. We'd need to pick one of the two options you suggested.

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    Comment #41213810

    These days, for writing extensions/FFI pgrx[0] is the best crate. [0] https://github.com/pgcentralfoundation/pgrx

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    Comment #41213794

    Please do share your experience using pg_replicate as feedback once you integrate with windmill.

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    Comment #41213788

    pg-bifrost looks solid. > Have you thought about / have solved sharding consumption across multiple slots / multi consumers to increase throughput? Not yet, there has been not perf…

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    Comment #41213765

    Thanks for trying out, I'll update the code and/or the README to fix this.

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    Comment #41213759

    Agree, Rust and Postgres and a perfect match. It feels so much more productive to write Postgres tooling in Rust. E.g. we already have extensions like pg_graphql[0], pg_jsonschema[…

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    Comment #41213741

    Yes, logical replication complements very nicely the normal way of interacting with the database via queries. This inverted flow makes those apps possible which were hard/impossibl…

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    Comment #41213731

    > I’m curious in your experience how many clients can run pg_replicate at once? I'd expect more clients to put more pressure on the resource usage on the db. But it's not clear whe…

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    Comment #41209995

    Hey HN, For the past few months, as part of my job at Supabase, I have been working on pg_replicate. pg_replicate lets you very easily build applications which can copy data (full …

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    Comment #41181317

    I'd have definitely liked if the demo video was at least 1080p.

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    Comment #40002425

    A follow along, tutorial style, guide to understanding how roles and privileges work in Postgres.

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    Comment #39641807

    Copy and Clone traits have different semantics. Copy is only for bitwise (and cheap) copies. Clone is for explicit, potentially expensive copies. Also what entails cloning differs …

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    Comment #36595958

    https://hashrust.com/ I write about the Rust programming language. I basically write about whatever I learn in Rust. This not only helps cement my understanding of the topic but ho…

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    Comment #29906168

    You mean "Parse, don't validate" right?