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by jumski 1y ago
Really curious what folks are using for background jobs / workflows? Shameless plug - I created https://pgflow.dev to run jobs/workflows on supabase edge functions and queues much easier, without any additional infrast
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by jumski 1y ago
Valid point! So pgflow is really agnostic and Postgres is it's fundamental dependency. All components are modular and ready to be adapted to other runtimes. It's just that Supabase is what I use and I figured out this will be my f
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by jumski 1y ago
Oh really? Would love to check it out and borrow some ideas! :)
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by jumski 1y ago
Using queues in atomic, transactional way was a core principle for building https://pgflow.dev - having whole workflow state transactionally updated alongside the work on the in db queue really simplifies a lot of things: debugg
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by jumski 1y ago
git worktree uses one repo to laid out multiple branches in separate directories. git worktree add new/path/for/worktree branchname I now refuse to use git checkout to switch branches, always keep my main branch checked out a
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by jumski 1y ago
Great article! I have similar observations and techniques and Claude Code is exceptionally good - most of the days I'm working on multiple things at once (thanks to git worktrees) and each going faster than ever - that's really cr
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by jumski 1y ago
Come here to write this - perfect analogy!
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by jumski 1y ago
I’m tinkering on pgflow – an open-source, DAG-based workflow engine that uses Postgres to orchestrate workers on top of PGMQ queues. It seamlessly integrates with Supabase (no new infra needed!) and executes code on Edge Functions using cus
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by jumski 1y ago
pgflow can be used with any language/runtime, I just started with TypeScript and Supabase, as that's what I'm using. The worker is stateless and "dumb" by design (currently it runs on serverless functions) - it just
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by jumski 1y ago
It is kinda sad that the information about how many tokens are included is not provided - its hard to judge versus pay-as-you-go api usage because of that
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by jumski 2y ago
I think Gemma 3 is marketed for single GPU setups https://blog.google/technology/developers/gemma-3/
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by jumski 2y ago
Thanks! That's the reason I'm building it - I needed something like this but there was nothing abailable. I'm very close to releasing an alpha, will post here when ready!
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by jumski 2y ago
Nice to see some workflow engine action on Hacker News! :-) I'm currently building pgflow, which is a simple, postgres-first engine that uses task queues to perform real work. Have explicit DAG approach, strong typesafety, nice DSL in
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by jumski 2y ago
I'm not sure if this would scratch your itch, but I'm building a Postgres-native workflow engine that separates orchestration from execution. I want to be able to start my flows from within db triggers. It just exposes set of func
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by jumski 2y ago
I'm building pgflow , a Postgres-native workflow orchestration engine that keeps the entire DAG's state and orchestration logic inside the database, while a dedicated task queue worker (Edge Worker) handles execution. This split
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by jumski 2y ago
TypedAI looks solid, was not aware of it! Bookmarked for further research. Personally I am not fond of the decorator approach and decided to not use it in pgflow (my soon-to-be-released workflow orchestration engine on top of Postgres). 1.
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by jumski 2y ago
I think it is just easier to comprehend if the edges/dependencies are explicit (as an array for example).
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by jumski 2y ago
Yeah, I also found this a bit unintuitive at first. I’m building a workflow engine myself ( https://pgflow.dev/pgflow , not released yet), and I’ve been thinking a lot about how to model the DSL for the graph and decided to m
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by jumski 2y ago
I'm using Avante daily for several months and it is great but kot without it's quirks. Thanks for sharing - I will be testing this companion because it seems like a nicer DX with the @agent and #context mentions
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by jumski 2y ago
Yes I have. I'm on Pixel 6, just verified again and still no luck for me :-( Thanks for the recommendation tho - you reminded me that I have some old Xiaomi phone that should be able to run it still!
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by jumski 2y ago
Revolut stopped working for me on GrapheneOS with an official message "Sorry, Revolut is not supported on devices with custom firmware".
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by jumski 2y ago
I believe you do not need to use HCL to be able to work in hybrid mode - it would be definitely a blocker for me. Will get to testing it when getting more free time. Cool stuff! <3
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by jumski 2y ago
thanks for contributing this! i will definitely check it, was thinking about using https://atlasgo.io/ for declarative sql code, glad there is another option!
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by jumski 2y ago
Thank you for sharing this—it resonates deeply with me. I share the same passion and often struggle to separate work from life because I genuinely enjoy programming. Over time, I’ve come to realize that as long as I stay connected to my fam
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by jumski 2y ago
That is awesome! Do you support any arbitrary queries? For example, can i call a plpgsql function with your DSL?