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by dventimihasura 3y ago
This is a nice treatment, but I think it omits one other option which is a variation of the first option, if you like: "vertical scaling". When the load exceeds what can be done by the single box that you already bought, just buy
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by dventimihasura 3y ago
So does ignorance.
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by dventimihasura 3y ago
Sounds like the answer is, "No, I would prefer to be unaware as I go my renovations."
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by dventimihasura 3y ago
Whoever put it there isn't answering any questions, and neither are the people who made it load-bearing later, if they're not alive anymore. No, the question is for you. If you owned this property, would you want to know about the
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by dventimihasura 3y ago
"Why it was there" is something that matters to people, plural. Knowing why it was for some people doesn't rule out the possibility that you don't know why it was there for other people.
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by dventimihasura 3y ago
> It is extremely probable that we have overlooked some whole aspect of the question https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/comments/q9x1d2/ask...
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by dventimihasura 3y ago
> I could easily tell why it was there: it was part of a partition for a closet. > Except that over time it had become accidentally load bearing > through other (ill conceived) changes to the structure this stud was now helping hol
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by dventimihasura 3y ago
The purpose of college is for its students to learn to relate to other people who went to college.
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by dventimihasura 3y ago
What economy would you propose for a downtown core of tall office buildings in an American city post-pandemic and post-remote-work?
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by dventimihasura 3y ago
Detroit never came back to what it was, but it became something different and in many ways it's better than it was at any other time in the last 50 years.
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by dventimihasura 3y ago
Some people might regard having one fewer moving part to be a benefit of just doing it in the database.
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by dventimihasura 3y ago
I wonder where you get your confidence. In my experience as a software engineer in the Bay Area for 25 years, every company I've worked at (all medium to large either ISVs or internet companies) used Jira and at every one of those com
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by dventimihasura 3y ago
You buried the lede: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2305.10601.pdf
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by dventimihasura 3y ago
Sounds like a lot of work blocking all those ads.
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by dventimihasura 3y ago
Did the author of the parent comment confess to surprise?
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
It's unusual to require or even ask for personal information joining name, email, and phone number to register, especially for a free site from an untrusted source. There's no way I'm putting my information in there.
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
Why does it use port 5432 by default? That's the default port for PostgreSQL. Does this use PostgreSQL?
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
Thanks!
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
Question: How is pgvector applied in this way different from and maybe superior to the PostgreSQL cube extension? https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/cube.html The cube datatype also stores arrays of numbers
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
> why not just accept SQL I wish. Unfortunately, sometimes a stateless HTTP REST API is simply a non-negotiable business requirement.
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
"When I work with TRIGGERs, which is rare" Evidently, even some experts do use triggers. "I normally limit them to at most one per operation per TRIGGER" Great! So do I! So far so good. I guess I'm still in the g
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
It doesn't. I wasn't addressing "coupling your application schema to your database schema." I was addressing "change how the underlying storage of your data looks but don't want to change the end user API&quo
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
They are considered that by whom? Not by me, they're not. Personally, I've never encountered a complex trigger hierarchy and I see no good reason why I ever would, and I write lots of triggers. But, that's just me. Your r
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
PostgreSQL + PostgREST IS my "API backend." They're one and the same. There are no other layers. Using an ORM would ADD a layer, not subtract one. Perhaps what you're asking is, "Why not just have your user inter
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
I have a layer of indirection between my end user API and my underlying storage, so that I can change the storage without changing the API. There's no pain involved.
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
Why don't you want to write triggers?
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
I don't want to avoid that.
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
I consider that to be misleading selective editing. Here's a more faithful representation of that missive: > For the back-end, Apollo Server absolutely can be beat by tools that don't require you to write any code: > https
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
Why? No, seriously. Why? Have I tried to persuade people to use Hasura? No. Have I tried to persuade people that it's good or better than the competition? No. In fact, I only mentioned it in equal terms along with two other competitors
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by dventimihasura 4y ago
Ok. Thanks for that clarification. In any case, your requirement can be satisfied by SQL views, which transform the persisted model (tables), and which are 'below' the GraphQL server.

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