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wasd

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About wasd

[ my public key: https://keybase.io/wasd; my proof: https://keybase.io/wasd/sigs/DmqAw-MJw71AAHFbctvzlT2jS4LiKJeSRWtTN4hd-AM ]

email me at jr dot sunny at gmail dot com

Recent public activity

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    Comment #44436511

    Congratulations! What's the availability of extensions? Any limitations worth knowing about?

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    Comment #35374875

    does it work with subdomains?

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    Comment #35175929

    zdms, where do you work? would love to connect & chat more. i'm facing this same problem. my email in profile.

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    Comment #34743265

    Our database is heroku postgresql database. What's the best way to get this working with DuckDB? I see there's a postgresql connector but I'm not totally following how to deploy it…

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    Comment #32985580

    Awesome product. 1. Do you expect to support SQL Server? If so, do you know when? 2. Watched the Loom video. How should we handle multi-tenant data that requires a join? For exampl…

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    Comment #31769031

    I signed up for the waitlist! I noticed it asked about AWS, Azure, and GCP but we use Heroku. Hopefully, that won't put me too low on the list. Do you have a sense for when people …

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    Comment #31335319

    Is there any intention to support languages other than JS? Can anything that compiles to wasm be supported?

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    Comment #31333218

    The innovation in managed devops is pretty incredible! Had a question for the Supabase team regarding authorization and PostgREST. Let's say I have Customer 1 who owns Document 2, …

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    Comment #31319271

    Fly is putting together a pretty great team and interesting tech stack. It's the service I see as a true disruptor to Heroku because it's doing something novel (not just cheaper). …

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    Comment #27356260

    Canopy Analytics | Oakland, CA (SF Bay Area) | Full-time | 3x Onsite, 2x WFH | Founding Engineer, Ruby on Rails | $120k-$150k, .25-1% range Full JD: https://www.notion.so/canopyana…

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    Comment #26893515

    How's the support for window functions? One thing I like about ActiveRecord is it's lazily evaluated and you compose queries. You can do p = Post.where(published: true); if x; p.wh…

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    Comment #26071006

    mau usually means logs in once during the month, if you have 20% mau that's 25k registered users. $250 / mo to manage a site with 25k users doesn't seem that bad.

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    Comment #24932226

    Love it. Using full story now but really want remote access. How much does it cost?

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    Comment #24700819

    Very cool. I'll definitely give it a test spin. I've been a big fan of PaaS but Render / App Engine / Beanstalk fall a bit short on dev ux. This looks the most promising. If you ca…

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    Comment #24425491

    I use Superhuman. I can see myself switching over to Mimestream. One of my recent complaints is the lack of deep integration with GSuite. If you can match the speed & shortcuts AND…

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    Comment #23306217

    I've been working on my deck for the last few months. What's. most useful would be funding round / year. Also, your search is broken so I can't tell you if you're missing any decks…

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    Comment #23121057

    Actually, that's really helpful. Thank you! I was under the impression GraphQL was API end point and query resolver (so it knows how to do GraphQL -> SQL).

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    Comment #23120960

    In full support of the boring club! See my other comment but essentially, I find ActiveRecord hasn't worked great for our use case because we don't really work with individual reco…

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    Comment #23120936

    Thanks for the tip. I don't need an API server (yet). Our app is driven by a lot of SQL. We end up with a lot of functions which are business_logic, business_logic_with_joins, busi…

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    Comment #23120662

    I'm a GraphQL n00b. My app is a pretty vanilla monolith server rendered Ruby on Rails / Postgres (no SPA). 1.) Would I use async-graphql on top of postgres and communicate via a ru…

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    Comment #22624965

    I’m extremely impressed with how slick your Heroku integration is. We thought about moving over to render but the dev ux just isn’t there like Heroku. I would be fine with paying f…

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    Comment #22620918

    you might be running into max connection issues because your library is leaving stale connections. i know this is the case for ruby & php. check if you have timeout set. see this g…

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    Comment #20720030

    Puma is definitely the fastest or one of the fastest. It's also the default in Rails now. https://github.com/puma/puma