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by rohan_ 2y ago
Most don't understand this issue: Auth middleware is used for _routing_ (e.g. if you're not signed-in, you'll be redirected to the sign-in page). This just means a 500 is thrown due to the auth() call returning null on the se
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by rohan_ 2y ago
from March 6th
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by rohan_ 2y ago
> Like so what. Fist, when your engineering philosophy causes collateral damage (debris, damaged property) then other people do not have to accept it with "oh, therefore it is cool". What collateral damage? Didn't the whol
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by rohan_ 2y ago
do you think it's feasible to create a Gen AI version of Alexa completely locally? unsure what exactly you're trying to say.
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by rohan_ 2y ago
Couldn't they have just moved to Aurora DSQL and saved all the headache?
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by rohan_ 2y ago
Wonder what the author thinks about https://effect.website/
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by rohan_ 2y ago
wouldn't using the nextjs backend / server components be far simpler and and streamlined
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by rohan_ 2y ago
This was the engineering explanation for repealing net neutrality that my Networking Professor in University explained to me. You want to ship some cargo over plane, some over ships, and some over trains - so why wouldn't network packe
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by rohan_ 2y ago
Your comment is profoundly ignorant. The Language Server Protocol is a standard across all modern editors. It's the reason for the resurgence of Neovim. It is absolutely the responsibility of the language to provide a language server.
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by rohan_ 2y ago
Modern React is a "full-stack" framework - with the current recommended implementation being NextJS. If you build on NextJS you will get the entire tailwinds of the industry behind you. Having Cursor write a full-stack app that le
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by rohan_ 2y ago
what bank would finance this? this is such insane risk. as soon as the stock market hits a recession, the bank will call the loan, and the borrower will be bankrupt.
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by rohan_ 2y ago
Context? You should be using @tanstack/react-table unless you have a good reason for AG Grid.
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by rohan_ 2y ago
Because access to the financial system was democratized ten years ago
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by rohan_ 2y ago
python is a spec - not an implementation. It could be using CPython or Mojo, and still be Python.
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by rohan_ 2y ago
you should read "The Right Stuff" - the 1950's and 60's definitely had the "daring" and "risky" culture around their test-pilot program. we would not have gotten to space as quickly without that cultu
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by rohan_ 2y ago
Seems very similar to [drizzle]( https://orm.drizzle.team/ ) - although drizzle is a more mature product.
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by rohan_ 2y ago
there isn't really any meat in this essay. it's lazy, vague, and abstract. the reader is left still not really understanding what a network society is
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by rohan_ 2y ago
Can anyone explain the rise in DBs backed by object storage?
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by rohan_ 2y ago
Drizzle is decent - but it’s not ready for production. Drizzle studio is buggy and broken. Nested select filters just don’t exist. The most important thing they can do is release the new query API v2, but it’s still in early days of develop
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by rohan_ 2y ago
This is the company vercel has bet on to power their managed DB. Stacked team behind it. One of the few managed postgres companies that will still exist years from now.
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by rohan_ 2y ago
I thought they used Svelte?
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by rohan_ 2y ago
separating storage from compute is kind of the definition of "serverless postgres", right?
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by rohan_ 2y ago
Given this is serverless - can this scale indefinitely? Asking both in terms of storage and compute.
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by rohan_ 3y ago
My apartment in williamsburg was violently shaking for like 2 minutes
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by rohan_ 3y ago
Anyone have a link to a video of that sweet Tuned Mass Damper ( https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/tuned-mass-damper-of-tai... ) in action this time around?
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by rohan_ 3y ago
React Server Components is the best possible DX for a react backend
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by rohan_ 3y ago
I'm fairly opinionated about this: 1. I agree, Prisma is not a great ORM. Drizzle is a better choice. It's close to the metal and when the abstraction inevitably leaks, it leaks towards the user using raw SQL 2. Modern JS is extre
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by rohan_ 3y ago
Can an admin add (January 3rd) to the title? This was posted here a few weeks ago. Doesn't seem like there have been any developments since.
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by rohan_ 3y ago
Twitter is probably the best, otherwise something like Taro, or bringing on a technical advisor for your startup
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by rohan_ 3y ago
Is it guaranteed that the message will be delivered? Or that the elixir server will be able to send all messages? Seems ripe for consistency issues.

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