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by 1st1 2y ago
Because accidentally masking some BaseExceptions like `asyncio.CancelledError` can lead to things like memory/resource leaks and potentially your production app going down in pretty hard to debug ways.
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by 1st1 2y ago
Just noting it here: your code is incorrect. In case of a KeyboardInterrupt error and another error raised by `log_tons_of_debug_info()` (there's no error free code, right?), KeyboardInterrupt would end up being masked (it would go int
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by 1st1 2y ago
> I've even had the opportunity to make upstream contributions. For example, I found and fixed a bug in his mutex unlock function that had gone undiscovered for years. I see a stream of improvements to the vendored in nsync inside t
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by 1st1 2y ago
EdgeDB | SREs / Infrastructure Engineers | Full-time | Fully remote | https://www.edgedb.com/ EdgeDB is an open-source database built on top of Postgres. It’s designed to give developers a better end-to-end user experi
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by 1st1 2y ago
EdgeDB | SREs / Infrastructure Engineers | Full-time | Fully remote | https://www.edgedb.com/ EdgeDB is an open-source database built on top of Postgres. It’s designed to give developers a better end-to-end user experi
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MemHive: Sharing immutable data between Python subinterpreters(lwn.net)
2 points by 1st1 2y ago|1 comments
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New Vercel Storage Marketplace(vercel.com)
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Computer Vision à La Apple: Building Multimodal Adapters for On-Device LLMs(tensorsense.com)
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by 1st1 2y ago
EdgeDB | SREs / Infrastructure Engineers | Full-time | Fully remote | https://www.edgedb.com/ EdgeDB is an open-source database built on top of Postgres. It’s designed to give developers a better end-to-end user experi
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by 1st1 3y ago
That will take some time as SQL has a 50 years head start. But I think we have a chance of getting there. :)
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by 1st1 3y ago
Direct link to photographer's site with photos: https://www.annhermesphoto.com/radio-squirrels
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by 1st1 3y ago
> Would love to see EdgeQL become adopted beyond EdgeDB We'll soon be announcing some interesting developments on that front, stay tuned :)
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by 1st1 3y ago
Yeah, that's the exact goal of EdgeDB -- unlock proper hierarchical data retrieval and mutation as well as making composition possible both at the schema and query layers. Most other perks EdgeDB has are the direct result of that.
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by 1st1 3y ago
> The program I used (DBeaver) saw the empty 3rd line, and ignored the 4th line. This is weird. SQL has ; as a command separator, why treat empty lines specially?
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Ask HN: Is there a way to disable "continue without supporting us" popups?
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Can we learn programming languages like natural ones?(edgedb.com)
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by 1st1 3y ago
We're just warming up :)
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by 1st1 3y ago
Thanks! Wasm in a context of a database is something I'm super excited about :) My dream would be making it easy to install native extensions, say a numerical or ML library, to your database, locally or in the cloud. With EdgeDB we can
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by 1st1 3y ago
Absolutely not! Our goal is to eventually have query builders for every language we support (which is pretty much every language, lol).
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by 1st1 3y ago
Thank you! We invited Gabriel because we think what he's building is pretty cool. It showcases so much about EdgeDB: its type system, data model, query language, composability, introspection, etc. I'm not a ReScript user myself. W
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by 1st1 3y ago
Huge thanks <3 Hearing this kind of feedback means a lot, truly. We'll try to get Python query builder out of the gate in the next couple of months. It's been requested forever, we'll try to make time for it. You're t
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by 1st1 3y ago
We already support functions. There are some limitations currently, like that functions can't have insert/update/delete (DML) commands in them, but we'll be working on lifting this limitation in 5.0 (along with possibly
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by 1st1 3y ago
We've spent a lot of time formally defining our data model (a paper will be soon published on that, stay tuned!) and the query language. Designing it we had a few goals in mind: * composability shouldn't be limited for any part of
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by 1st1 3y ago
That's a good question! Prisma (not to single it out, basically any ORM on the market) struggle with composition. What this means is that an innocently looking API call in your ORM can translate into a multitude of actual SQL queries s
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by 1st1 3y ago
I'm going to hang here and answer questions!
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Show HN: EdgeDB Cloud and 4.0 with FTS and Auth(edgedb.com)
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Python, Rust, Chumsky, Tree-sitter, and EdgeDB walk into a bar(edgedb.com)
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by 1st1 3y ago
EdgeDB needs support for Language Server Protocol, but we couldn't even start down the path of building it with our existing parser. We explored four fixes and ended up with all the pieces in place… and 26% faster query compilation.
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by 1st1 3y ago
EdgeDB co-founder here, happy to chat! :)
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EdgeDB and Rust: Type-safe kindred spirits(edgedb.com)
6 points by 1st1 3y ago|1 comments

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