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   by emadda 4y ago

   You can also poll an /events endpoint to get a consistent ordering. I used /events to apply writes from Stripe to a local database for this reason in the tdog CLI: https://table.dog/blog/principles/events
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   by emadda 4y ago

   https://beziercurves.com/ You can generate basic curves here to practise tracing them.
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   by emadda 4y ago

   You can load your Stripe account into a Datasette instance using this: https://github.com/tabledog/datasette-stripe
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   Show HN: tdog – Download Stripe to SQLite(github.com)

   1 points by emadda 4y ago|0 comments
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   Show HN: Stripe Sigma alternative: tdog | SQLite | Datasette(github.com)

   8 points by emadda 5y ago|0 comments
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   by emadda 5y ago

   If you want to use SQL with your Stripe data, I recently released a CLI called tdog that downloads your Stripe data to a SQL database. https://table.dog
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   by emadda 5y ago

   Thanks. On the homepage there is a feature comparison, the “Misc Cloud Sync Service” column is roughly equal to Airbyte/Fivetran (although it is a generalisation so might not be completely accurate). In summary: data security, speed of
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   Show HN: Table Dog – CLI to download your Stripe account to a SQL database(table.dog)

   7 points by emadda 5y ago|3 comments
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   by emadda 5y ago

   Hello, This is Table Dog (`tdog`), a CLI that downloads your Stripe account to a SQL database (SQLite, MySQL or Postgres). Runs on macOS, Linux and Windows. Thanks, Enzo - https://github.com/tabledog/tdog - https:&#x2
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    Show HN: Piconav for JavaScript SPA Navigation(github.com)

    1 points by emadda 6y ago|0 comments
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    by emadda 6y ago

    With double entry encoded in software, wouldn't the typo just get inserted into two places instead of just one?
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    by emadda 6y ago

    You can use a regional GCP disk that replicates over all zones in a region ( https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/disks#repds ). You cannot mount the same disk to many VMs, but you can force mount the disk to a new
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    by emadda 6y ago

    Thanks I have seen this, but would prefer to use the data center provided replication at the disk level as I do not need to have real time failover (I just need to make sure I can recover data in case of a single zone failure). Also increm
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    by emadda 6y ago

    I’ve been using SQLite on GCP for a few small projects and it seems to work well. I use docker volumes to write to disk. I pass the disk directory to my process via a CLI arg. When running on a VM these disk writes are replicated between zo
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    Show HN: SQLite Message Passing Interface for React Native(sqlitempi.com)

    2 points by emadda 7y ago|0 comments