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dangoodmanUT
3y ago
FWIW I don't think it's coupled to size anymore: https://twitter.com/Dan_The_Goodman/status/16592125619115130... > Although I just built and did a first load with the local server and got a 561ms befo
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NextJS 13 extremely slow with a >=32KB payload in getServerSideProps
(twitter.com)
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3y ago
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3y ago
Does this ship the entire dataframe to openai? If so probably wont work for any DF of reasonable scale.
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3y ago
Perhaps this could be combined with Durable Objects to achieve this
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3y ago
Super excited for this! I had made https://github.com/danthegoodman1/SQLGateway as a result of not having this capability. One issue I see is the cost of constantly opening and closing a TCP connection for something l
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dangoodmanUT
3y ago
This was a nice read! There are a few issues on both sides, some that others have mentioned and some that I have not seen yet: For Redpanda: 1. I don't like that they did not include full disk performance, not sure if that was intentio
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3y ago
Can you turn fsync off and rely on recovery with Redpanda?
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FireScroll: An unkillable multi-region KV database that scales reads to infinity
(blog.danthegoodman.com)
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dangoodmanUT
3y ago
Thank you I've been trying to find the build.mmm.page link again for a year but I couldn't remember the name of the site XD
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3y ago
Super cool!!
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dangoodmanUT
4y ago
Last I checked the VMs are hooked up to their internal atomic clock time servers. They all have double digit microsecond drift at worst IIRC.
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4y ago
I would put that footnote at the top, it's very important context.
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4y ago
That API has always been atrocious to use. Missing features between v1 and v2, etc.
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4y ago
YC has both transformed by company and saved my role as a founder. I'll be completely transparent and say I disagree with a lot of the sentiment. I'll do my best to briefly explain why. From talking to many YC alumn, I've obs
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4y ago
Did you modify the lambda.cpp repo to move frmo 4-bit to 8-bit quantization? Or did you write something custom?
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4y ago
Those are some god-tier commit messages too
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4y ago
This is the programming equivalent of giving babies a (information) gun. RIP my inbox but god speed o7
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4y ago
:D
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SQLGateway – Access SQL Databases over HTTP
(github.com)
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4y ago
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4y ago
I wanted to use Cloudflare Workers, but also the Postgres ecosystem (specifically CockroachDB Serverless). The idea was to keep the HTTP layer out of the way and make it feel like you are talking to a normal SQL database, but maybe add a fe
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5y ago
Hi HN! Dan Goodman here, creator of Permission Panther. Like many of you I am a builder, I like to build projects, tools, and products that others find value in. However every time I’ve made something, there was always an enormous amount of
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Permission Panther: Permissions for killer apps
(github.com)
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5y ago
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