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oliverrice

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    Show HN: Richrs – Rust port of Python's Rich for beautiful terminal output

    An idiomatic rust port of python's textual/rich library for beautiful terminal output

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    One peice of tooling I've wanted for Vitess is for it to make recommendations about sharding keys based on the statistics it collects + query patterns. Seems like it's in the perfe…

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    Comment #44239792

    how are you thinking the differences between mysql and postgres will impact multigres vs vitess? The ones the jump to mind are - Postgres has transactional DDL vs auto-commit. Can …

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    Comment #42699336

    OrioleDB maintains a very small set of Postgres patches that are targeted for upstream. The storage engine that mitigates the need for vacuuming [1] is implemented in a standard Po…

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    Comment #42660954

    I don't want to hijack Datadogs+Quickwit's post comment section with unrelated promotional-looking info. Quick summary below but if you have any other questions pls tag olirice in …

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    Comment #42658025

    (disclaimer: supabase employee) OrioleDB continues to be a fully open source and liberally licensed. We're working with the OrioleDB team to provide an initial distribution channel…

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    Comment #42289336

    yeah, fair shout `columnar index` for hybrid analytical workloads and `multi-master` roadmap items haven't been put in an order on the schedule yet so maybe multi-master makes sens…

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    what's your use-case for multi-master that would not be supported by something like regional routed for read-replicas with high availability? i.e. do you have a specific need for l…

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    Comment #41235591

    At Supabase we also recently switched to Nix for packaging our Postgres+extensions bundle https://github.com/supabase/postgres/blob/develop/flake.nix

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    Comment #40042002

    In Studio you'd need to click on a query to get the recommendations but the most important queries to optimize are on several metrics like "Most time consuming", "Most frequent", "…

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    > I'm concerned about getting locked in Supabase is one of the most portable platforms out there. The whole stack is self-hostable and open source. All of the data are contained in…

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    What additional tooling do you think would be needed to turn this concept into a maintainable stack with good UX for mid-to-large sized applications?

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    hey, author here (although not of this feature) Exposing postgres functions through the GraphQL API has been one of our most frequent requests. I'm really looking forward to seeing…

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    Comment #36212450

    hi, author here & happy to answer any questions Really looking forward to the next steps with vecs and would love to hear any thoughts about the `future ideas`. Mainly, what kind o…

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    Comment #35573718

    PostGIS is a native extension mostly written in C. Since there is no C trusted language it would be hard to fit PostGIS into the TLE paradigm Its less of a problem for well known a…

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    yeah, exactly. pgxn also houses native extensions, some of which may be TLE compatible. database.dev is trusted language extension specific We've reached out to David, who runs pgx…

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    RDS does have the underlying native extension that is required to install user defined packages (pg_tle) from database.dev. It doesn't currently have support for the extension that…