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tarun_anand
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Comment #48601306
How does CH compare with the recent announcements made by Databricks Reyden...
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Comment #48427520
India is a vast and complex country with many communities - the TFR is falling even lower for some communities as there are others who believe that having a lot of children will pr…
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Comment #48312853
How does this compare with Wren 2.0, OpenVikings etc
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Comment #48123989
So probably makes sense to host on EU headquartered companies
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Comment #47735842
Is there an OSS git diff for images and multimedia?
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Comment #47297715
Interesting.. in case you want to see some MCP work with Rust/TS bindings - here is a real implementation I wrote sometime back https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/modelcontext…
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Comment #46401449
why dont we have a P2P transfer platform for this (modulo security)
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Comment #46252589
The AI tools already have a rules engine for coding guidelines etc. I guess the real question is can Deepsource be the "judge" of whether the guidelines were followed, NFR will be …
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Comment #46244909
Congratulations!! Anchoring is important. What about other parts of the code review like coding guidelines, perf issues etc?
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Comment #45755392
Couldn't agree more. Have built and ran an in-house postgresql based queue for several years. It can handle 5-10k msg/s in our production workloads.
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Comment #45722525
How do you handle a sequence of events across a journey? In your example what if you could also get an event from the mobile app that had a correlation id from the server side wide…
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Comment #45529177
Congratulations! I was one of the people who complained. Not only was it slow it couldn't complete basic tasks like login into a site. Has it been tested in the wild on speed and a…
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Comment #45517193
Claude introduced it's own memories api.. have you had a look?
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Comment #45473188
Speaking of size vs cancer elephants rarely get cancer too!
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Comment #45451689
Keep to know how people are using it inspite of the licensing issues. Langflow seems good?
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Comment #44852773
Very interesting... I have been contributing with the exact same interoperability issues to the MCP Community (Anthropic Google etc) https://github.com/modelcontextprotocol/modelco…
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Comment #44607339
Nope..SQL is the lingua franca of the world
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Comment #44607332
Replied above, used it for triggering actions based on lack of or presence of data points.
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Comment #44607313
A. Some of the team members are in the bay area including the founder who writes well. B. Used it for streaming sql on citus cluster and planning to use it more.
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Comment #44412219
+1 All solutions I have tried leave something to be desired
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Comment #43959475
Folks, as MCP’s language ecosystem expands, we’re spending more time re‑implementing the same deterministic‑state logic than shipping new ideas. I’d like us to flip that ratio by s…
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Comment #43297834
Data is also stored in the local filesystem. How does that compare with vanilla PG and/or S3 based storage?
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Comment #43297823
Will this work alongside Citus? If yes, what benefits/disadvantages would it have? I presume at some point of time workloads do need a cluster.
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Comment #43182285
Signoz and others that YC has incubated?