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   by nbbaier 2y ago

   It's a really great platform! My favorite place to experiment
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   by nbbaier 2y ago

   Thought this was really cool, so I reimplemented[0] it in Val Town[1] using their blob storage[2]. Mine's a bit longer because of I got a little more elaborate but it was a fun exercise. [0] https://www.val.town/v/
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   by nbbaier 2y ago

   Definitely interested in seeing this as well. What are the key features?
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   by nbbaier 2y ago

   Is this usable as a package installable from NPM?
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   by nbbaier 2y ago

   I absolutely had the same thought progression
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   by nbbaier 2y ago

   What would be great!
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   by nbbaier 2y ago

   Do you have an example of such a script?
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   by nbbaier 2y ago

   Might give it a whirl. Is the library pure sql or is it written in something else?
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   by nbbaier 2y ago

   Really neat ideas, anywhere something like this has been implemented?
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    > I hope SQLite3 can implement SQL/JSON soon too. I have a library of compatability functions to generate the appropriate JSON operations depending on if it's SQLite3 or PostgreSQL. And it'd be nice to reduce the number of
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    I came to say val.town. It's trivial to do what you want to do
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    Ask HN: How do you manage your dotfiles?

    1 points by nbbaier 2y ago|1 comments
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    Sounds like a really interesting app!
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    You configure it
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    I'd also love to know this!
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    What apps are you thinking of? Curious to check them out.
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    Really cool! For querying something like CSV, what's the difference between this and say, DuckDB?
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    Check out Val Town[0] for another way of setting up these kind of email webhooks! [0] https://val.town
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    Sounds like a solid stack
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    I'll probably jump in sometime in the next week!
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    Also, to be clear, I like the idea of writing a schema in raw SQL and then generating a migration based on a diff from the last schema. But this seems to be that + manually writing the migration. I could just write the migration instead, ri
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    > Website is open source at https://github.com/TN1ck/tn1ck.com . I had actually looked in your GH and hadn't found this - it 404s when I use this link so the repo may be private
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    I'm a little confused by three statements in your readme: Statement 1: "However, SQL-first migration tools typically lack this separation, leading to potential schema drift. As a result, individual migration files may not accurate
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    I love the website too! Came here to sing similar praises. What's the stack you're using?
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    I've been thinking about exploring convex, what are you doing with it?
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    > I extracted the embedded text from the PDF What did you use to extract the embedded text during this step? Other than some other OCR tech
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    This is interesting. I assume you're using an LLM to generate the code that runs these automations? Like "compiling" the prompt to code?
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    Happy to also take a swing at it, but it would take me a bit because I've never added such compatibility to a library before. Any specific guidelines for contributing? I see that you're open to contributions.
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    This is really cool! Any plans to add Deno support? This would be a great fit for environments like val.town[0], but they are based on a Deno runtime and I don't think this will work out of the box. Also, when trying to run the node ex
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    by nbbaier 2y ago

    Got it!