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Calendar versioning is gaining popularity
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Poisoning Firefox Memory
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Size_t Is Not Int
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Verifying Selection Sort: An Introduction to Program Verification in Dafny
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What I wish I knew when I got my ASN
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A small language model made from matchboxes
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A Golden Age of Building? Lessons from Pentagon, Skunk Works and SpaceX
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Okay, Microservices Have Benefits Too
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Comments on Comments
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Loom’s nightmare AWS outage and how it might have been prevented
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Is AI Safety dropping the ball on privacy?
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Broadcom’s Google TPU Revenue Explosion, Networking Boom, VMware Integration
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Breaking RLHF “Safety” (And how to fix it?)
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Hey, founder of Basedash here. I launched the original version of Basedash on Hacker News almost 3 years ago ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23999124 ). Back then, it was a simple web-based database editor. Y'all
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State of Databases 2023 Survey
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We (the team at Basedash) are running a survey on the state of databases in 2023. We'll be releasing the results after the survey closes in 1 month. We're also running a giveaway for an Apple Studio Display for all submissions. Ch
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Basedash founder here. We're much more focused on admin panels that you would give to non-technical teammates (e.g. support, ops, sales) to view & edit data. Less around data analysis and charts, though we have a bit of that. We&#x
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The State of Databases 2022
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How virtualization increased our table performance by 500%
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The State of Databases Survey 2022
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I'm a founder of BaseDash, I started building it as a spiritual successor to Django Admin. Big focus on UX and usability for non-technical users. I like to think of it as "Airtable for your SQL database". Some features that a
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BaseDash (YC S20) is hiring remote full stack engineers (US or Canada)
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BaseDash (YC S20) is hiring remote full stack engineers
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I believe a majority of YC founders apply multiple times, often across multiple companies. Personally, I started 2 companies, applied 4 times, interviewed 2 times, across 4 years before getting in with BaseDash. Definitely try again, YC is
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I remember working on my first full-stack project, I was so intimidated by migrations. Nowadays I couldn't imagine starting even a small side project without writing migrations from the first commit. Unfortunately, I think a lot of new
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That's a good point, I'll look into reducing the pricing for read-only users. We haven't had many companies with read-only users so it hasn't come up, but I think it makes sense.
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Glad to hear you like the product! Would love to hear your thoughts after trying it.
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Absolutely, we have a couple customers using BaseDash as a headless CMS. Edit history is especially nice here because you can always look through past iterations of content.
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We have the ability to join tables along foreign keys in a couple clicks through the UI. Definitely looking into adding aggregated data & computed columns soon!
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We have edit history which acts as an audit trail for changes; view logs are coming soon too. We offer on-prem, and expect a good portion of SMBs to use it over our cloud version. Good catch on the virtual office! We're actually based
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