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sorenbs

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About sorenbs

schmidt@prisma.io @sorenbs - https://twitter.com/sorenbs (DMs open) Prisma - Modern Database Access for TypeScript & Node.js

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    It's a canary releasing directly from main: https://github.com/oven-sh/bun We have run it in production for a month: https://www.prisma.io/blog/bun-rust-rewrite-prisma-compute

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    Comment #48976355

    We found the Rust based canary version to solve a number of memory leaks that we were struggling with in the Zig based 1.3. One of our engineers wrote up the details here: https://…

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    Comment #48965958

    We worked with the CipherStash team to build a Prisma Next extension that provides full type safety for their additional query shapes, and a fully managed experience for applying s…

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    Show HN: AI Chat App on Durable Streams and Tanstack DB

    I built an AI chat app that uses Durable Streams from ElectricSQL as both the storage format and transport medium. It has the very nice property that tokens are stored durably as t…

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    We put the Bun Rust rewrite in production

    At Prisma we've been working on a Compute offering to complement our hosted Postgres. We settled on Bun early in the process as we liked the experience we'd be able to provide than…

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    Comment #48236812

    There's a lot of new stuff here. The complete rewrite in TypeScript alone is a huge improvement. But the new migration system is probably the most ambitious part. Very curious for …

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    Comment #47042262

    Yeah. Completely changes the meaning of the article. I thought Nvidia was now competing with Cerebras. That's not the case...

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    If chip manufacturing advances allow them to eventually run leading edge models at speeds much faster than competition, that seems a really bright future all on its own. Their curr…

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    Comment #47000836

    We operate a postgres service on Firecracker. You can create as many databases as you want, and we memory-snapshot them after 5 seconds of inactivity, and spin them up again in 50m…

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    Comment #46674510

    > but some others will pick up where he left off, with more modest goals Already happening :-) https://github.com/Dicklesworthstone/beads_rust

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    Comment #45536307

    I've had a lot of fun playing this the past weeks. And very happy to learn the game uses Prisma on the backend :-)

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    Comment #43715435

    I've had a really good time using https://github.com/lima-vm/lima

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    Comment #42458344

    I am somehow uniquely well positioned to answer this question. I worked at Trustpilot for 7 years, and am now a relatively large Vultr customer. Vultr is great!

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    Comment #42314176

    Very interesting announcement! We are also building a hosted Postgres service based on Firecracker and with the ability to create unlimited databases. Will have to dig in and see h…

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    That would be billed as a single query. We think this is a much simpler way to reason about your cost compared to counting rows scanned, CPU time consumed or something more granula…

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    Thank you! Reclaiming memory is orthogonal to unikernals. It's a concern of the VMM, and Firecracker does support this through the balloon device: https://github.com/firecracker-mi…

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    We are looking for input on this during the EA phase. Here's how we plan for this to work: - Each incremental concurrent query allocates additional compute resource to your databas…