pistoriusp

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by pistoriusp 3y ago
We're doing the same, but for the TypeScript world with "Snaplet Seed." We use generative AI to generate deterministic values + the required relational data: https://www.snaplet.dev/seed We generate data base
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
FWIW I really struggled to understand what you’re saying, but the gist is that society can’t regulate cash cows?
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
Having your test database mirror production as closely as possible is also an important habit, however I’m biased since that’s part of the offering that I’m building.
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Show HN: Seed your Postgres development database with production-like data(snaplet.dev)
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
Peter from Snaplet here. Absolutely, I would love to set that up with you; could you drop me an email? peter at snaplet.dev.
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Show HN: Seed your Postgres database with production-like data(snaplet.dev)
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Webstudio: Open-source WYSIWYG adds Radix UI elements(webstudio.is)
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Live parasitic worm plucked from woman's brain(dw.com)
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
I think his songs resonated largely with white people who had a progressive viewpoint against the apartheid government.
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
Hmmmmm... In which decade where you a teenager?
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
What's interesting is that we, South Africans, had no idea that he wasn't a worldwide sensation, because he is so commonplace in our culture that we assumed he was a mega-star.
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
We'll add it as soon as we've found figured out the core experience, we're close. V1.0 is just around the corner, and then we'll add MySQL and SQLite.
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
We've built www.snaplet.dev to introduce the exact workflow that you're describing. Unfortunately we're PostgreSQL only at the moment. We give you a serverless PostgreSQL database per branch in your code. [via Neon.tech] Each
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by pistoriusp 3y ago
[disclosure: I'm the founder of Snaplet] I think there are a lot of different reasons why people may want to use a service like bit.io, but if you want a database with data in it to code against, run tests against, reproduce production
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RedwoodJS is all in on React Server Components(tom.preston-werner.com)
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Water in Venice Canal goes bright green(dw.com)
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by pistoriusp 4y ago
Does this include the 12.8 million Uyghurs in China?
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by pistoriusp 4y ago
Indeed, but IMHO they're very different products if you understand the positioning, which I guess is hard to guage.
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by pistoriusp 4y ago
Thanks! I'm just about to catch a flight, but will reach out when I get back to the land of the living!
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by pistoriusp 4y ago
I hit this too, sometimes I just can't remember the thing.
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by pistoriusp 4y ago
Unfortunately not anymore, we have a great set of people backing us, but thanks for the vote of confidence. As an aside: Not exactly sure why the parent is getting down voted.
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by pistoriusp 4y ago
That's exactly what we're doing at https://www.snaplet.dev , I would love to chat with the founders about offering generated production accurate snapshots for developers to code against for users of their proxy!
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by pistoriusp 4y ago
Are you using a code editor plugin that surfaces the correct classes? There's no guess work involved.
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by pistoriusp 4y ago
What would be the difference?
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by pistoriusp 4y ago
I don't think tailwind is built to solve the issue that the author is trying to fix. Tailwind provides a way to generate a set of consistent classes. Instead of defining rules in style sheets they're associated directly to the ele
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by pistoriusp 4y ago
A diff at meta is a pull-request.
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by pistoriusp 4y ago
Is any of this work open-source? And if so, can someone point me to it?
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by pistoriusp 4y ago
Maybe stress related?
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by pistoriusp 4y ago
I always assumed that this was somewhat natural, but it may just be my upbringing. I grew up in a warm country without air conditioning, so open windows were the only way. Then moved to a cold country and noticed the sensation. I put 1-1 to
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by pistoriusp 4y ago
We're working on it. We'll allow you to export (via SQLite) and import (via SQLite), and even promote to a preview database: https://docs.snaplet.dev/references/preview-databases Snaplet.dev is a tool that co

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