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kiwicopple

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About kiwicopple

Supabase (YC S20)

copple [at] supabase [dot] io

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    Comment #49119183

    Fwiw we wouldn’t take legal action but sometimes we politely reach out if the name could cause confusion for customers - everyone has been very amicable and usually it’s a win/win …

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    Comment #49117775

    (supabase cofounder) reach out if you need any help integrating. contact details are in my profile

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    Comment #48736805

    (supabase employee) confirming that we're still working hard on this. aiming to be production-ready this year. benchmarks and compatibility testing are on track

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    Comment #48408528

    Yes that’s how it will work. The transition will be seamless

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    Comment #48403953

    Hey HN, Supabase CEO The main highlight here is that we have released Multigres v0.1: https://supabase.com/blog/multigres-v0-1-alpha This is open source and self-hostable. It’s not…

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    Comment #48308135

    > Supabase is another one that was cool, but now it is in the AI abyss. (supabase ceo) I'm curious what gives you this impression? it's true that a lot of platforms build on top of…

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    Comment #48073891

    > It's infamously hard to exhaustively unit-test concurrency. a useful example from last week where TLA+ found a bug in pg_rewind: https://multigres.com/blog/2026/05/04/tla-pg-rewi…

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    Comment #47980689

    Oriole is under very heavy development since we acquired them. We cut a release just 2 weeks ago: https://github.com/orioledb/orioledb/releases/tag/beta15 We expect it to be produc…

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    Comment #47967963

    clarifying a few misconceptions: > RLS policies are executed per row not necessarily. the planner integrates the policy expression into the query plan. stable/immutable expressions…

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    Comment #46916048

    > Why is there no InnoDB for PostgreSQL? (we maintain OrioleDB) Mostly because the TAM API isn't mature enough yet. Hopefully we can upstream more patches so that it's possible > u…

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    Comment #46884931

    [Supabase CEO] I’m sure there could be questions, given the brevity of this blog post. I’m happy to answer anything specific I’ve been chatting to Dennis for a long time now and ou…

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    Comment #46676584

    (Supabase CEO) > The danger is when apps expose the service_role key (or the new sb_secret_... format) Fwiw, the new secret keys are automatically revoked if they are pushed to git…

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    Comment #46254866

    (Note: we work closely with the clickhouse team so this is not to intended to detract from their launch, simply to point out maintained options.) Our CH wrapper is actively maintai…

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    Show HN: Iceberg-JS, a TypeScript Client for the Apache Iceberg REST Catalog

    This is a small, framework-agnostic JavaScript/TypeScript client for the Apache Iceberg REST Catalog. It is good for managing the catalog (eg: managing tables), and it's MIT licens…

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    Comment #46057894

    GitHub repo is here if you want to use this for self-hosted Postgres databases: https://github.com/supabase/wrappers

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    Show HN: Apache Iceberg FDW for Postgres

    This is a Postgres Foreign Data Wrapper for Postgres, which you can use to query Apache Iceberg. A FDW allows you to access and query data stored in external data sources as if the…

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    Comment #45891814

    > get more Supabase Realtime back into the game if the price was more viable too feel free to reach out to me on twitter (same username) to discuss this if you want. we are startin…

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    Comment #45825574

    impressive work jmo - thanks for open sourcing this (and OSI-compliant) we are working on a challenge which is somewhat like a homomorphic encryption problem - I'm wondering if Ope…

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    Comment #45802277

    this is the last of a 9-part series on database consensus algorithms (like Paxos and Raft): > Raft improved accessibility but remains a monolithic algorithm that's risky to modify.…

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    Comment #45648953

    let me follow up with the team to find out what happened here