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it was silly, quick check out of curiosity what Opus 5 can do – and the first thing I saw was so impressive that it made me spend hours during weekend polishing it here it is from …

correct on both counts

yeah, it was there before your comment; maybe not easy to find (help is on "?", which is also maybe not easy to find)

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yep (via pressing T) but I agree, could be better – thinking

try pressing T

Correct -- z-fighting on coplanar ground surfaces. Fixing with explicit offsets. thanks

I hear you. WIP! thanks for all the feedback. It's amazing for me too. It all started yesterday with a single prompt and curiosity what Opus 5 can do. ~3.86B tokens used so far (no…

Hey, PostgresAI founder here. thank you for using DBLab Can you DM me, please? Really curious about your experience

thank you!

thanks for pushing back, by the way – I'm thinking this thru, and will likely rename fun fact: I now think, "River" (Go project) is also a misleading name for a task queue system :…

1. partitions are never dropped – they got TRUNCATEd (gracefully) during rotation 2. INSERT-only. Each consumer remembers its position – ID of the last event consumed. This pointer…

you need to explain claude code that PG18 is out already ;)

Fair. I had an attempt to clarify it in README that PgQue is "closer to Kafka topics than to a job queue" -- per-subscription cursor on a shared event log, no ACK-delete, no visibi…

correct it's explained in README: > Category: River, Que, and pg-boss (and Oban, graphile-worker, solid_queue, good_job) are job queue frameworks. PgQue is an event/message queue o…

nice work I wonder if you considered WAL-G, which is also written in Go and has this: https://github.com/wal-g/wal-g/blob/master/docs/PostgreSQL.m...

Taxonomy is correct. But the benefit isn't "table grows indefinitely vs. vacuum-starved death spiral" in all three approaches, if the consumer falls behind, events accumulate The r…

(PgQue author here) I didn't understand nuances in the beginning myself We have 3 kinds of latencies when dealing with event messages: 1. producer latency – how long does it take t…

congrats! the more postgres everywhere, the better

1) built using an open source kubernetes operator, as I understand 2) Crunchy provides true superuser access and access to physical backups – that's huge