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by burcs 2y ago
Yeah – we love all of these new databases, we actually partner with Cloudflare, Turso, etc... to make sure we can provide the best experience possible.
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by burcs 2y ago
That would be really cool, let's chat! Can you email me brandon [at] outerbase [dot] com?
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by burcs 2y ago
So we support it in Outerbase Cloud, and we will get to work on adding support for it to Studio as well. In the meantime if you want you can check out our cloud-offering, we have a very generous free tier!
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by burcs 2y ago
Yes! I too am not a huge command line fan (unless it's git for some reason), my background is actually in design so it was really painful trying to access DBs at first and the only options were the CLI or tools that look like they were
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by burcs 2y ago
Yeah that's been another big part of this too, making sure it's a simple way to support these new and lightweight but powerful databases!
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by burcs 2y ago
Thank you Johtso! Glad you have been enjoying it :) Yeah definitely it's been a challenge to think about how we want to bring it over, probably going to do a bring your own key experience for the AI that way we're not eating the c
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by burcs 2y ago
Thank Paul — Supabase has always been such a huge inspiration for us! Yes you can spin up sqlite directly in the browser, and on the local studio version you can actually spin up both MySQL and Postgres instances. You have to have docker ru
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by burcs 2y ago
Sorry I am assuming you downloaded our cloud based client, which yes is a bit different, here is the correct download link for our open-source client: https://github.com/outerbase/studio-desktop/releases Apologies
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by burcs 2y ago
Whoops I'll get that updated, for some reason it didn't crop the bounding box when I exported it!
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by burcs 2y ago
I put together this in related to our cloud offering, it's still somewhat relevant for Outerbase Studio even though some features are different: https://www.outerbase.com/blog/the-5-best-database-managemen... Our
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by burcs 2y ago
Happy to answer any questions around this! As far as next steps we are going to be adding in more database support as well as bringing in some of Outerbase Cloud's AI features.
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Show HN: Outerbase Studio – Open-Source Database GUI(github.com)
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by burcs 2y ago
I am sure wheelwright's felt the same way... I just saw a realtime generative minecraft demo, your head is in the sand if you think this is hype.
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by burcs 2y ago
This mindset is tiresome, especially seeing it on Hacker News... I literally went to the cheapest state school in rural Pennsylvania and still was accepted into YC. My co-founder didn't even finish college, at some point I think people
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by burcs 2y ago
Honestly this is the same level of snarkiness of saying, "Be a web company." in the early 2000s YCombinator is a tech investor, of course they are investing in the future. It just so happens that in this current tech cycle AI is t
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by burcs 2y ago
Saw this on a conspiracy theory subreddit recently, thought it was absolutely hilarious: "Boy I love trapping demons in microscopic silicon megastructures to do my bidding, I sure hope nothing goes wrong"
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by burcs 2y ago
I recently launched www.64.surf that uses the URL to send files, obviously a much smaller file size, but was fun to build regardless. Basically, base64 encode the file, inject it in the URL and then allows you to share it with other people.
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by burcs 2y ago
Agreed – it feels like sending drones out the levee access roads they mention with thermal cameras would be their best bet.
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by burcs 2y ago
I was thinking the same thing. However the article says they are only letting in select people and they are getting paid close to minimum wage. I imagine it would not be worth the hassle of breeding and releasing pythons, and the character
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by burcs 2y ago
We use them pretty frequently and are even working on releasing our own web component library. I wouldn't recommend using it yet, it needs to be documented better, but here it is if you want to check it out. https://github.c
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by burcs 2y ago
It's great to see an article not bashing them for once. I love the idea of them not having to compile and the fact they just work in the browser. They aren't without their flaws but I'm hopeful that they'll continue to p
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by burcs 2y ago
No, there's no traditional database-level locking here. The Durable Object itself is single-threaded, so you don't have to worry about multiple things trying to change the same data at the same time. As far as scaling yeah there a
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by burcs 2y ago
So right now you will have to pay and use Cloudflare for this, there's no other way around it today.
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by burcs 2y ago
It's actually sitting on top of Cloudflare's new SQLite storage in Durable Objects. You can learn more here: https://blog.cloudflare.com/sqlite-in-durable-objects/ There's actually a section called: What
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by burcs 2y ago
Multiple workers would connect to the same durable object and write to it, basically, the Durable Object takes care of all the writes in a single thread, so there's no issues with concurrent modifications. We probably need to build out
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by burcs 2y ago
Sorry about that, they should be fixed now!
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by burcs 2y ago
So it actually sits on top of it, providing an HTTP interface to interact with them.
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by burcs 2y ago
Thanks I appreciate it, to be fair wormhole is probably a more legitimate implementation for something like this. I just wanted to push the limits of what could be stored in the URL. I do want to point out that with wormhole your content mo
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by burcs 2y ago
Yeah I noticed some pretty obvious spelling/grammatical errors too. I wonder what's going over there? "...Continue as well as the original project that Continued used, VSCode."
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by burcs 2y ago
Isn't this how open-source works. Sure it sucks. However creators can pick a different license, like AGPL, if they don't want something like this to happen. I saw someone on x/twitter post this: Neovim is a fork of Vim which

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