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2y ago
Btw, I want to start them separately because we deploy a standard HA Postgres cluster and want to rely on proven tooling.
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2y ago
Just wish the local development story wasn't so bound to a installation or the concept of instances. I just want a compose file in my repositories that starts Postgres and "Gel" separately with the option to execute commands
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2y ago
I thought Kyle Matthews was the creator of Gatsby
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2y ago
If someone commits a wrong lockfile they are fired where I work at lol (exaggerating, but only slightly)
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2y ago
Fyi, building a collaborative editor right now and it's still hard to do outside of Node
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2y ago
Is there a way to use it without decorators?
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2y ago
Just create a uuid and store it in a cookie or local storage. You're fine, you're allowed to do this. As long as you don't relate it anywhere to some other information and treat it as "some user" you're on the
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2y ago
How's the performance with Longhorn with databases?
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2y ago
Too bad that uWebsockets was used for Node because a lot of higher level libraries are built on top of https://www.npmjs.com/package/ws
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2y ago
Just use Postgres. Sqlite migrations are a PITA
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2y ago
Your code sections are almost unscrollable on mobile
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2y ago
Just sucks if you are a service provider and need some kind of SLA to be taken seriously (see the flak Fly.io / Resend are getting) since it's so difficult to find good resources on solid setups. Think for every guide for bare met
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2y ago
Maybe you can scratch the experiment and downscale it? Seems like you are very very very far away from needing something as beefy as that. Unless you got it for very cheap, I'd feel bad having so much money in idle hardware
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2y ago
I wouldn't recommend it, I've seen it abused as a database a few times and it was never good. It really is barebones and mostly for content and the UI/features show that. You're better of using anything else, if you want
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Wordpress.org blocks WP Engine; CEO demands legal concessions
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2y ago
I 100% would have closed the MR with a note akin to "If you don't want to work you can just say so". That stuff doesn't fly at all in my teams, it's a disservice to everyone else it's insulting.
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2y ago
As soon as source code is in your repo it's way more probable to getting touched. I'd never open that box ever because I don't want to waste time with my team touching code that they shouldn't when reviewing. If you want
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2y ago
My wallet says otherwise
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2y ago
Curious, can you elaborate?
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2y ago
I found Supertokens hellish to use because of their Singleton approach and the "recipes" whatever that is that makes searching the docs a mess and also the integration. Also find their react sdk is pretty bad but eh. The nodejs pa
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2y ago
Neither do esmodules
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2y ago
It's like Django and Python with Flask. You can be good at using Django, but can't actually build an API with Flask (or program in general)
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2y ago
That'd slow down decision making a lot. Imagine the effects this would have at the current pace climate changes are affecting the weather
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2y ago
If you've worked with React and especially built e-commerce stores with it you'd realize what they are aiming for mimics a lot of the work that went into Relay but for the larger community. This is a continuation of that and not d
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2y ago
Yeah KV stores really are amazing at storing computation results from the same input
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3y ago
I don't know about there being a standard tool but you can track the LSNs together with a timestamp on the write node and from there calculate the replica lag by checking what LSN the replica is at
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3y ago
Crazy to me that the whole thread here doesn't mention how schema changes are more difficult and sometimes also lead to inconsistent data https://simonwillison.net/2020/Sep/23/sqlite-advanced-alter-... D
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3y ago
> that would mean giving you access to the entire thing There's clearly a skill issue at play here and your intuition is correct
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3y ago
You're biased https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Performance/Cri...
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3y ago
Nothing holding you back doing exactly the same with Tailwind.
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