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If you enjoy Tuple, we just silently open-sourced Hopp (one of the maintainers here), we are still in Beta era, but would love some feedback!
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There is also code example with Envoy
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Amazing work mate! Your work makes me want to get involved with astrophotography
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That's how you profit
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1y ago
Those grandparents are the best.
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I think eventually all OSS projects/repos will suffer with this. My bet is that git hosting providers like GitHub etc. should start providing features to allow us for better signal/noise ratio
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I think the title is stating this: "Postgres LISTEN/NOTIFY does not scale" That means for moderate cases you do not even have to care about this. 99% of PostgreSQL instances out there are not big "scale". As a sr.
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The parrot on the OGs shoulder is the goal (besides raising the ARR lol)
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I love it! Amazing work. A slider to do a bit of time-travelling if possible would be also a nice to have
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> Start with: “How do you spend most of your time?” Not “What do you do?” It opens people up beyond job titles. This is something that feels alien in SF people. A fundamental difference for example from Greece and people living in SF is
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It was really enjoyable to read. And I also do not read a lot of fiction, with my last book being the Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy series. My verdict is that Project Hail Mary was way much more engaging in terms of story-telling. T
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Long story short, I didn't want to make that analysis/distinction because it would miss the point. They excel in their respective areas based on the architectural decisions they've made for the use cases they wanted to optimi
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What 'Project Hail Mary' teaches us about the PlanetScale vs. Neon debate
(blog.alexoglou.com)
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I second this!
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It is always about the trade-off between those two parameters. Of course an increase in both is the optimal, but a small sacrifice in performance/accuracy for being 200% faster is worth noting. Around 10% drop in accuracy for 200% spee
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What is the full stack you are using? What parts also require scaling up? DB, bandwidth orrr?
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TIL higgs-bugson and Heisenbug
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Nice I was loving Couchsurfing until they started aggressively monetising it. Had really great experiences with hosting people! Hope Couchers will revive the great experience of hosting people
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*She I have no clue
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This is a repeating study, seeing this again and again, so not sure about its novelty. In Europe we even assigned our first "Chief Heat Officer", which makes total sense.
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Amazing work! An interactive demo of how it work, before investing time to set things up would be really cool
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> simplifying the algorithm to forego regex matching special tokens at all Does that mean there could be cases with less quality in terms of tokenization?
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Cleaning up repo to open-source a remote pair programming software: https://gethopp.app/ Built in Rust(tauri), GoLang TypeScript and Livekit as WebRTC infra
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Definition of testing straight into the production, "what could go wrong"
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Sure, buts its a nice exploration to layer 4 type of detection
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Another one bloom filter post I really appreciated from Eli Bendersky if anyone wants to read more: https://eli.thegreenplace.net/2025/bloom-filters/
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Is Aging a PPDA-Complete Problem? That Means We'll Never "Solve" Aging
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My personal thought experiment, or better explained as drawing parallels with game theory, around achieving immortality as humans—a feeling that we secretly but deeply think will be achievable anytime soon.
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Show HN: a Rust Crate for the Modern macOS SMAppService API
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