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mrguenter
5mo ago
So far I haven't noticed any problems with background noise (train, cafe, ...)
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Show HN: Voxxy – a minimal, fast voice-to-text app for macOS
(voxxy.io)
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5mo ago
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mrguenter
9mo ago
Thats really cool! Now I can run an event store for just a few euros a month.
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mrguenter
10mo ago
We have already discussed this. I think branches are a good idea, although we need to look at how they work first. For your GenesisDB, I would really like a "softer" mode so that individual types and events can be removed during d
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mrguenter
10mo ago
The 500 MB for storage is a bit of an overestimate. We've been using GenesisDB for a few months now and only have a few MB of storage used. :)
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mrguenter
11mo ago
It would be complete with a few examples in the common programming languages. Otherwise, it's good.
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mrguenter
1y ago
That's really cool. Is it recommended to use this for production as well? Specifically, if the Mac hosts the production instances of GenesisDB?
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mrguenter
1y ago
Hello ... I just finished my first internal project using Genesis DB ( https://genesisdb.io ) The app uses a full CQRS + Event Sourcing setup, and Genesis DB worked really well as the event store. It felt lightweight but still pow
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1y ago
Very cool! Could easily be a 1.0.0 already. Works flawlessly so far with the provided examples.
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mrguenter
1y ago
Genesis DB delivers everything you could wish for. Thanks for your incredible work!!! I can recommend it to anyone seriously exploring event sourcing.