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steve-chavez

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    Many thanks! It took me a long time to come up with the interface. I've been wanting a good parser combinator library for C since 2023 when I contributed to mpc[1]: [1]: https://gi…

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    Comment #48066747

    Many thanks for your work pramsey. We use that exact function [1], do you have any plans for a similar function for TopoJSON? One that also has a record parameter? [2]. [1]: https:…

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    Comment #47323110

    One thing that is missing is a standard no-LLM policy, like the "Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct". On PostgREST we recently added a strict no-LLM policy [1], basically linking…

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    > It's a replacement for SQL, the language PostgREST doesn't provide a replacement, rather a subset of the SQL language meant to be safe to expose to untrusted (frontend) clients. …

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    > PostgREST translates HTTP straight into SQL, so if you get a policy wrong (or forget one), game over Do note that by default in PostgreSQL/PostgREST, RLS is the third layer of Au…

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    I played starcraft2 13 years ago on Linux, the wizard installer worked just fine.

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    Comment #43796972

    Not really, the work is much reduced. 1. If your function returns a table type, you can reuse all the filters that PostgREST offers on regular tables or views [1]. 2. The SQL code …

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    Comment #43783831

    Yes, it does many-to-many joins automatically: https://docs.postgrest.org/en/v12/references/api/resource_em... .

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    Comment #43772595

    > My server is going to provide an API that isolates the application from the DB structure. The same can be achieved with "schema isolation". See https://docs.postgrest.org/en/v12/…

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    > If my DB structure changes, I have to force new app versions on every platform because I didn't insulate back-end changes with an API. To avoid the above problem, it's a standard…

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    Comment #43032685

    I think you want to link to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41956044 .

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