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adam_gyroscope
2y ago
Startup time after you scaled to zero was 250ms.
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adam_gyroscope
2y ago
At bit.io, _if_ you ran the database on the free tier for the full month, it cost us around $0.83. We scaled to zero, so the most common case was that free tier DBs cost us about 1/30th of that. That database was running on its own pod
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2y ago
Have we found a legitimate use for web3 technologies yet?
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I worked on YouTube transcoding about 12 years ago. First, the scale is mostly reused - what’s doing transcoding now is doing a different compute job later. Transcoding was also done for most videos only on idle compute. Second, Google had
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This would be a welcome change for folks running PG in k8s or with any external automated configuration management. Once you want to deploy Postgres databases via API to semi-trusted users you want to have configuration control outside of t
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2y ago
Full link to consumer financial protection board announcement: https://www.consumerfinance.gov/about-us/newsroom/cfpb-takes...
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Lambda School and founder banned from all student lending
(twitter.com)
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The full control plane is not open source, so if you use tenants or many of the not-in-postgres features you will need to implement the control plane. It's not too much work to do so - there's already a few open source projects st
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The person in charge of OpenAI's $175M fund appears to be fake
(futurism.com)
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3y ago
Is there auto syncing from Apple Photos? That’s the missing feature in Google Photos for me.
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3y ago
I tried gpt4, Gemini, stable diffusion. I had sorta assumed DALLE wasn’t the hotness anymore, and had never heard of Ideogram- I’ll try both!
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3y ago
Given the amount of training image data with hands (and text in the image), I don’t understand the lack of specific detail. For hands it’s even stranger - the models add fingers, for example, which seems like something that the training dat
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Ask HN: Why can't image generation models spell?
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3y ago
Acquired by databricks - I can’t really speak about what we’re working on.
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3y ago
We did this at bit.io and people loved it - there a bunch of articles we wrote on what we found during our work: https://innerjoin.bit.io/ We’ve since shut down (acquired by databricks) but happy to answer what I can.
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3y ago
Nice job & congrats!
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MariaDB Spins Off SkySQL
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3y ago
(bit.io CEO here) - databricks has a 5 day work week.
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3y ago
(And you work for neon)
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Waffle House's Pull Drop Mark System
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Subdomain.center – discover all subdomains for a domain
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This reminds me of the saga Donut went thru to get a similar-sized truck from china: https://youtu.be/yRG0Wai4sR0
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3y ago
Nice! It's very apple that the default recommend way is very restricted but there are clever ways to get around that restriction if you dive deep enough. Also, Swift is so much easier to read then ObjC.
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4y ago
bit.io
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I had accounts on ATDT East & The Works, and ran a Wafflenet BBS on the south shore of Massachusetts. I was .. 14? 15? And would travel up to the 2600 meetings as often as I could convince my parents to drive me to the T stop. One memor
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I'd do python + django + bit.io (serverless postgres; I'm the CEO but I built it because I wanted to use it), deployed in a container to k8s somewhere. These are all personal biases to what I've used and know well; for someon
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Give us a try (i'm the CEO) - bit.io - we're fully serverless Postgres, and most small workloads will fall within our free tier. Happy to answer any questions.
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We (bit.io) use SQLGlot and love it! We use it in our open-source sqlite->postgres tool, pgsqlite: https://github.com/bitdotioinc/pgsqlite , and in our general SQL parser where we can translate between dialects ( http
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(co-author) - `prefer` is... not great. That'll silently fall back to an unencrypted connection without warning the user. If you are the one using a programming library directly, you may know that `prefer` does this. If you are using a
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4y ago
Author here! Happy to answer any questions.
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