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by buremba 2y ago
Totally. They do that with PAIR nowadays.
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by buremba 2y ago
^ this but it’s very hard to keep that editor open all the time if you’re not “obsessed” with what you are doing.
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by buremba 3y ago
Since it's free, people probably don't think they are missing out as they can get that "free" at some point later on. You take things more seriously when you pay for them.
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by buremba 3y ago
I believe Google can override its CPU budget manually though.
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by buremba 3y ago
Congrats on the launch! How is the AI component better than using Copilot on VSCode?
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by buremba 3y ago
It's the time for OpenAI to set a new bar with GPT-5 then. For reference, it's been more than a year since they released GPT-4 and Sam was indicating that the leap from GPT-4 to GPT-5 is going to be similar to how people felt GPT-
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by buremba 3y ago
--you-know-what-im-talking-about
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by buremba 3y ago
It would be amusing to be able to do: <a href="bash:rm -rf /">Destroy me</a>
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by buremba 3y ago
Neon.tech runs Postgresql runs on S3. They persist the WAL to S3 so that they can replicate the data and bring it to local ssds I assume.
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by buremba 3y ago
That would probably require them to rewrite a non-trivial part of S3 from scratch.
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by buremba 3y ago
I think even for SaaS products, the enterprise customer contracts should include statements around making the source/infra code available under an open license. That would help companies gain confidence in a way that they can always hi
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by buremba 3y ago
I don't think they call it "really necessary" but I assume it's handy to understand the user base and focus on the right use cases in the long run considering not all the users who use these libraries are active on Githu
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by buremba 3y ago
Seems interesting as current Python-based solutions don't have good support for Javascript. I see the support for the binding is from Python to JS but do you have any plans to support two-way binding work?
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by buremba 3y ago
It's not every that you run into a post on HN about the area you live in. :) After trying 5-6 Airbnb's across the city for almost a year, Angel seemed to be the best in terms of the mood, pubs, canal, shops, and restaurant. It&#x2
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by buremba 3y ago
This happens because Google hides the query cost behind its abstracted "TBs scanned" (for their data format, not even open-source so it's hard to estimate in advance) or even worse "slots" mechanism. Only a fraction
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by buremba 3y ago
I also started with Vue and switched to React for work but still miss the simplicity of Vue. Sadly, it didn't take off as React.
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by buremba 3y ago
I just tried ChatGPT to generate some Malloy snippets and compared to SQL, it’s very basic. It’s probably not a huge lift to teach it the library by scanning the docs but still the reasoning with SQL is much sophisticated given that there a
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by buremba 3y ago
I wonder how feasible it is to create htmz / htmx -like lightweight library with the support for React/Vue/Stelve using web components. I agree that 90% of the use-cases you don’t need React but for the last 10%, most of us a
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by buremba 3y ago
Sounds interesting! What's the benefit of compiling directly to Postgres's internal structs over compiling to SQL?
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by buremba 3y ago
Hmm, I would think that LLM helps adoption for the semantic layers such as PRQL, Malloy, and dbt since it's possible to generate/validate/iterate 5 lines of PRQL compared to 25 lines of SQL but considering none of them widely
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by buremba 3y ago
When you consider the costs of "doing it the right way", the reasoning becomes much more complex no matter how competent people are. In addition to all the corruption, we also culturally tend to be more risk-tolerant when it comes
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by buremba 3y ago
I'm waiting for them to support BigQuery and Snowflake with the same pushdown capabilities. Hope it doesn't end up in their cloud offering!
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by buremba 3y ago
Rather than "Better GIT", it would make sense to position it as "better GIT backend" in my opinion. I get the desire to replace GIT bash but it might be harder to convince developers, who is your target audience.
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by buremba 3y ago
For anything mid-large size, I believe a separate abstraction layer is needed, which would be an API. I also tried to build something similar on top of SQL and the tech stack is Jinja-templated SQL and an OpenAPI layer implemented in YML bu
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by buremba 3y ago
I would love to pay for a service that connects all my subscriptions and finds out how much I pay for them hourly basis but it would be hard to make it work with the existing APIs I assume.
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by buremba 3y ago
Can you elaborate on how is it portable? Can I move a deployment in between cloud providers as an example?
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by buremba 3y ago
What are the alternatives for such a React component that lets applications integrate LLM into their apps? I was hoping to find an alternative that can understand the context of the webpage, let me map functions, etc.
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by buremba 3y ago
It would be great to see a live demo link! :)
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by buremba 3y ago
^ This is an important "detail".
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by buremba 3y ago
So let's say I want to build a service that lets people access all their libraries from multiple streaming services. Can't I automate all the backend with Nango and just build a front-end around it? If yes, wouldn't it be jus

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