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   Show HN: Northwind Traders App with Cloudflare Workers and Distributed Postgres(northwind.pgedge.com)

   2 points by myzie 3y ago|0 comments
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   PgEdge Cloud: Free multi-region distributed Postgres(pgedge.com)

   10 points by myzie 3y ago|1 comments
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   by myzie 3y ago

   Hi HN! You might be interested in pgEdge Cloud's new free offering, which includes 3 vCPU, 12 GB storage, and a 3 region cluster. This is distributed, multi-region, multi-writer PostgreSQL. The situations where our approach resonates w
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   by myzie 3y ago

   Take a look at Risor and its pipes capability. https://github.com/risor-io/risor#quick-example Stay in the Go ecosystem, but gain pipes, Python-like f-strings, and more. (I'm the author)
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   by myzie 3y ago

   Agreed! Shameless plug: this is why I built Risor. https://github.com/risor-io/risor Keep in the Go ecosystem, retain compatibility with the Go programs you already have, but have a much more concise scripting capabili
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   by myzie 3y ago

   Yeah. I know Elixir has its pipe operator |> which operates similarly. I don't know how much this really plays a part, but because "|" is so commonly used for the bitwise-or operator, you then have to choose another token
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   by myzie 3y ago

   Yes indeed. FWIW, I'd love any feedback on the project if there are things you like or dislike, in your first impression.
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   by myzie 3y ago

   All good questions. Risor hasn't really fully "launched" yet and its documentation is incomplete at this point. GCP and Azure to be added in the coming weeks. Here's a related GitHub issue: https://github.com&
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   by myzie 3y ago

   What this is referring to is that the AWS SDK is built into the Risor binary. This means that using Risor you can call any AWS API without needing to install extra packages/dependencies/etc.
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    by myzie 3y ago

    Nice. Somehow this is the first time I'm seeing Zygomys. If you're not in love with the lisp syntax, you might want to take a look at Risor as well. https://github.com/risor-io/risor#quick-example array :
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    The Rise of AWS(gatheringclouds.substack.com)

    1 points by myzie 3y ago|0 comments
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    by myzie 4y ago

    Spock may be of interest to you: https://pgedge.github.io/spock/
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    Show HN: Multi-Active Postgres at the Edge(pgedge.com)

    9 points by myzie 4y ago|5 comments
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    by myzie 4y ago

    I’ve been working on Tamarin, a new embedded scripting language for Go projects. https://github.com/cloudcmds/tamarin
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    by myzie 4y ago

    Great book. This was the inspiration for Tamarin. I've been working on this as a side project for about a year now. https://github.com/cloudcmds/tamarin
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    Securing Terraform IaC with Regula(github.com)

    1 points by myzie 5y ago|0 comments
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    by myzie 5y ago

    +1 to this. In our case we say "deploy all" but use Zim[1] to automatically determine which services have associated changes. This keeps the overall deploy quick. This is comparable to CloudFormation or Terraform in terms of deter
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    by myzie 6y ago

    Zim was inspired by all of these and has drastically cut build times for our team. We use it to build hundreds of Go, Python, and Node artifacts for use in AWS. https://github.com/fugue/zim
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    Show HN: Zim – Faster Builds in Monorepos(github.com)

    4 points by myzie 6y ago|0 comments
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    by myzie 10y ago

    Good point. Multi-channel is supported. I'll make a note to add it to the feature list on the page.
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    by myzie 10y ago

    Please shoot me an email with your findings: curtis at sawtooth.io Thank you!
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    by myzie 10y ago

    Thanks for the list!
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    by myzie 10y ago

    Not me! Doesn't ring a bell.
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    by myzie 10y ago

    I was wondering if anyone would be interested in having some signal analysis available. It would be a logical step from what's there now. At the moment all filtering is done in the backend. Hearing instant-feedback though seems to be a
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    by myzie 10y ago

    FYI - you can use Google login if you visit the Sign In page (instead of Sign Up). Need to make this more obvious.
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    by myzie 10y ago

    Gobbler looks great. Have you used the collaboration features and have they worked well for you? One of the goals is to streamline the experience of navigating and listening to sets of files. If it's built correctly, then using Sawtoot
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    by myzie 10y ago

    I really appreciate hearing your perspective on all this! Lots of good points that I will consider. The convenience factor and lowering the barrier of entry is definitely what I thought would have some appeal. Use in various education set
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    by myzie 10y ago

    In supported browsers I'm using the Opus codec which in general is quite good quality compared to MP3. It falls back to MP3 in browsers that don't support Opus... Safari and IE I think. I believe it's using the default encodi
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    by myzie 10y ago

    Thanks, please send any feedback to curtis at sawtooth.io
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    by myzie 10y ago

    Sawtooth creator here... Thanks for the feedback and I agree with a lot of what you said. You're right that this can't compete with pro audio software but it's also not my goal to compete with those tools. I'm putting Sa