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by maxpert 11mo ago
Would recommend making a good youtube video with demo.
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by maxpert 2y ago
OMG this is still alive! Brought a smile on my face :)
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by maxpert 3y ago
On similar lines, I've put together a library for myself that is framework agnostic: https://github.com/maxpert/htmxido Hopefully will be useful for people as well
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by maxpert 3y ago
Maybe a good DSL language. But I will avoid adding such complexity to my daily programming language at all costs.
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by maxpert 3y ago
For the folks who have been writing these inline HTML views and been wishing to have a more composable way of generating HTMX like in this blogpost try https://github.com/maxpert/htmxido
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by maxpert 3y ago
Would absolutely love to explore it deeper. Feel free to drop by community discord if you start experimenting with Marmot.
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by maxpert 3y ago
Depends on use-case. What you are building, here is one use-case for example where it made sense over postgres https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HycGtLjlikI
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by maxpert 3y ago
I have got an issue discussing this in place and exploring couple of proposals. Turns out folks using SQLite use plethora of techniques to maintain their schemas, so enforcing a framework that works with the rest of their ecosystem is easie
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by maxpert 3y ago
Glad you asked the question. I never recommend use auto-incrementing IDs in production always generate one (e.g. Twitter Snowflake). With ID generators you get rid of collisions.
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by maxpert 3y ago
I completely agree with your analysis. Understanding the complexities of achieving convergence with basic auto-increment counters without advanced CRDT types is 101 IMO. Those familiar with these issues inherently comprehend the challenges
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by maxpert 3y ago
Author of Marmot here. Marmot was born out of my own use-case (was building replicated SQLite based cache). While working on various problems I realized how well suited it might be for read heavy sites/workloads. If I take a typical CM
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by maxpert 3y ago
I've watched all the Redis goodness and potential slowly getting locked behind paid license. Specially after departure of the author of Redis. It's kinda sad to see such vibrant ecosystem now feeling stale.
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by maxpert 3y ago
Clearly killing open source and wrapping it in $h1t sandwich! I wonder if they were not making enough money, and somebody advised them to do this stupid move.
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by maxpert 3y ago
Finally virtual threads I can use in production with generational ZGC! I've been using Kotlin coroutines for a while now, and want to see how that evolves with JVM now supporting virtual threads out of box.
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by maxpert 3y ago
I've written a whole SQLite replication system that works on top of RAFT ( https://github.com/maxpert/marmot ). Best part is RAFT has a well understood and strong library ecosystem as well. I started of with libra
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by maxpert 3y ago
Very interesting! I have question ( out of my experience in https://github.com/maxpert/marmot ) how do get around the boot time, specially when a change log of table is pretty large in Postgres? I've implemented s
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by maxpert 3y ago
One of the reasons I started writing Marmot ( https://maxpert.github.io/marmot/ ) was for replicating bunch of tables across regions that were read heavy. I even used it for cache replication (because who cares if it’s a
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Show HN: Marmot and Isso and Fly.io = Free Distributed Disqus Alternative(maxpert.github.io)
2 points by maxpert 3y ago|0 comments
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by maxpert 3y ago
Exactly my question as well? Its like saying Tabasco the sweetest honey in the market!
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by maxpert 3y ago
I am excited for something other than v8 getting some attention. But at the same time I know over time it's gonna get bloated like Node.js
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by maxpert 3y ago
Amazing I was just looking for a good mail server to configure for my demo. Which reminds me since you folks have mentioned LiteStream, have you tried Marmot ( https://github.com/maxpert/marmot); I recently configured I
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by maxpert 3y ago
Great that you brought it up. I will fill in the perspective of what I am doing for solving this in Marmot ( https://github.com/maxpert/marmot ). Today Marmot already records changes via installing triggers to record cha
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by maxpert 3y ago
I am going to sound like broken record throwing in shameless plugs. But for people who might want to look for alternate options, Marmot ( https://github.com/maxpert/marmot ) is another option that can let you both replic
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by maxpert 3y ago
Great addition of SQLite backend. I would however love prebuilt binaries for Mac, that way I can test it with Marmot ( https://github.com/maxpert/marmot sorry for shameless plug). I wanted to build myself but then the i
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by maxpert 3y ago
So while working on Marmot ( https://github.com/maxpert/marmot ) I considered something similar, and the thing that stood obvious with my benchmarks was readers can go really fast if I let them do things in process vs ov
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by maxpert 3y ago
Wait! Can I store unicode escaped binary strings in JSON now?
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by maxpert 3y ago
4800mAh battery for bigger screen, and extra processing? What was feature team smoking when putting specs together? 7A has more battery and it hardly is gonna do a day, and you are telling me I am gonna spend $1800 for a bar trick phone? No
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Hyena a more efficient convolutional LLM when compared to GPT(arxiv.org)
3 points by maxpert 3y ago|0 comments
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by maxpert 4y ago
I am not installing Edge just to use it. Microsoft must stop shoving down their ecosystem for one tool they want me to try out.
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by maxpert 4y ago
I will be testing it with Marmot ( https://github.com/maxpert/marmot ) to help scale Wordpress when needed! IMO Wordpress + SQLite is a no brainer for 95% of its sites. Hopefully do a demo video. Marmot will help folks s

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