cpursley

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   by cpursley 8mo ago

   You didn’t read the article
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   by cpursley 8mo ago

   btw, a lot of postgres envs are not going to have pgmq, so just use Oban and don't reinvent the wheel like I did ;)
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   by cpursley 8mo ago

   Very nice, Oban is great. I effectually found a similar approach with pgflow.dev (built around pgmq) - but the stateless deno "workers" are pretty unreliable and built an elixir worker ( https://github.com/agoodway&
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   by cpursley 8mo ago

   I'm happy other people are thinking about this. One of the big stories over the fast years that few know about is a number of the French colonies kicking off the shackles. Can they make it on their own or with their new Chinese and Rus
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   by cpursley 8mo ago

   You could probably use listen/subscribe trigger to accomplish that.
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   by cpursley 8mo ago

   Yes, and I imagine pgclaw would pair well with pgmq and pg_cron for scheduled work. Postgres really is enough: https://postgresisenough.dev
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   by cpursley 8mo ago

   Not yet, at least not until the space rock mining begins.
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   by cpursley 8mo ago

   It sort of sounds link you expected a one-shot miracle or am I misreading? Try this: start from scratch and use openspec explore - talk to it about what you are going for, tell it to call the built-in frontend-design skill and install a hug
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   by cpursley 8mo ago

   Thanks, yeah - astro is amazing. It’s too bad many people and llms reach for nextjs by default.
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    by cpursley 8mo ago

    Any promoting tips for this sort of result?
11. 221.▲
    by cpursley 9mo ago

    It’s small and not node - not all of us have crazy powerful machines, what’s not to like?
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    And Heroku has stagnated for at least 13 of those years...
13. 223.▲
    by cpursley 9mo ago

    I'm saying that you just have to start, even if it's a single line of throw-away code. The learnings along the way will guide you. That's it.
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    You can, start by clearing and grading the site - get a shed up over your head. Then you can start then start the skyscraper next to it and work out of the shed.
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    They weren’t obese from the steak. It’s the beer and simple carbs.
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    It’s actually the opposite - you actually can. The feel I'm getting reading anti-AI sentiment is people are expect one shot results out of limited context.
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    pgmq gets very close for a lot of Kafka use cases
18. 228.▲
    by cpursley 9mo ago

    It's common to do a hybrid of BM25 with other fuzzy search or pgvector.
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    This is the killer combo. Working on something now that uses pgmq + Elixir for DAG workflows: https://github.com/agoodway/pgflow
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Good stuff, I turned my gist into an info site and searchable directory (and referenced this article as well, which seems to pay homage to my gist, which in turn inspired the site) https://PostgresIsEnough.dev
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    In 2026, Postgres Is (Still) Enough(postgresisenough.dev)

    2 points by cpursley 9mo ago|1 comments
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    In 2026, Postgres and it's ecosystem just keep getting better with the recent example of pg_textsearch (BM25). A few years ago a gist of mine blew up on hacker news (gist: https://gist.github.com/cpursley/c8fb81fe8
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    I'd like to see one of these in Rust (over Python, Node, etc) and in Apple's container environment.
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Regarding your last comment, majority of the people here are costal with FAT paychecks slinging code for VCs. It’s a totally different universe than running a Saas. That said, still a valuable forum.
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Also interesting.
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Self hosted option with live changes coming soon: https://mulberry.bot
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Thank you for the clarification!
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    Russia has also just modernized their IL-114s and got an order from India.
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    With dairy, is especially important to go for the organic options. In generally (excluding parts of Asia), humans have been cultivating livestock and consuming dairy for tens of thousands of years. Our bodies are evolved for it, but not the
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    by cpursley 9mo ago

    It’s considered an Ultraproceed food item. Just look up how it’s made and what’s added to it (oils, emulsifiers, fortified with minerals). It’s basically liquid cereal, but maybe worse.