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by samanator 4y ago
A crucial facet of optimization for computational triggers in PostgreSQL pertains to the implementation of event triggers, which enable operations to be executed in bulk (per DML statement) rather than on a per-row basis. It appears that, a
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by samanator 4y ago
I'm running postgres on docker on an ec2 instance and outerbase lets me save the connection but doesn't show any schemas or let me query any tables. I've checked and double checked firewalls to make sure the IP is whitelisted
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by samanator 4y ago
Sure! I'll file it this weekend.
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by samanator 4y ago
Will this be the interface that I need? Mathesar ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34999774 ) was the last one I tried out but it couldn't support more than 250k rows without crashing and required foreign keys in
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by samanator 4y ago
Wow I wish this had been published a year ago! This is exactly what I've been looking for (but now I'm heavily invested in a full fledged CRM)! Thank you for this
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by samanator 4y ago
How do you approach pages that sometimes, non deterministically, present captcha challenges? Are you using a service like 2captcha to auto-solve captchas?
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by samanator 4y ago
It's sad to me that the most upvoted comment in response to a sexual harassment is about false harassment claims. Imagine the roles were reversed and it were a woman being harassed. What would the response to this comment be?
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by samanator 4y ago
Nope, you must run REFRESH MATERIALIZED VIEW mymatview; Which does a full view update. See https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/rules-materializedvi...
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by samanator 4y ago
This is incredible! Thank you for sharing! Did OpenAI release these pretrained models, or was the training done separately alone with this project? Of OpenAI releases the pretrained models, why would we use their service?
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by samanator 4y ago
Likely cached. Try with a long video with few views. Edit: after reading other comments it seems this may be using an undocumented api to retrieve the data.
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by samanator 4y ago
The myth lives on. According to Wikipedia: > Multiple individuals have staked a claim to being the inventor of the USB flash drive. On April 5, 1999, Amir Ban, Dov Moran, and Oron Ogdan of M-Systems, an Israeli company, filed a patent ap
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by samanator 4y ago
In Israel, Waze is the only real choice. Maps is not up to date on construction and changing roads, nor is its real-time traffic system accurate. In the US I solely use maps
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by samanator 4y ago
Something I've learned about the ICU and hospitals in general when my brother was passing away is that they are not designed for large families. I have 10 siblings (9 now?) and the hospital would only allow for 3 guests at a time. The
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by samanator 4y ago
I have to give kudos to Microsoft on their WSL2 product. It's not perfect, but its extremely accessible and allowed me to become comfortable enough in a Linux environment to change my primary driver to Ubuntu. Until then, I was trapped
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by samanator 4y ago
Thank you for posting this! I saw this posted on Hackernews a few years ago. I've looked for it since then a few times when wanting to get started on relationship management but could not remember enough about the project to find it vi
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by samanator 4y ago
Why did this never make it to the front page of hackernews? I had to search it up to find it.
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by samanator 4y ago
Golang only has a GC, it doesn't have an option to manage memory in other ways. Were you referring to unsafe pointers and calls to Cgo?
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by samanator 4y ago
You don't need to hand wave physics away. von Neumann probes + a lot of time would give space faring civilizations ways to arrive at the furthest reaches of the galaxy, even with our current understanding of physics.
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by samanator 4y ago
Services: - Web backend in go using html templates and some js - Frontend in plain js and scss - go server for cron jobs - postgres for store - redis for queueing - ngingx for load balancing and ssl termination - certbot for ssl Each of tho
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by samanator 4y ago
I've developed a few test application in wails. It's great and stable as a single widow application! It doesn't have support for system tray nor multiple windows. Also, having contributed I have to say the source code is very
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by samanator 4y ago
It's sad to see on hackernews that a serious controversial opinion is downvoted to this degree, even if it's viewed as factually dubious.
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by samanator 4y ago
I'm no political activist by any means but the fact that this is so downvoted only speaks to how well propaganda works...
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by samanator 4y ago
This is blazing fast! If only other larger social media sites could be as responsive...
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by samanator 4y ago
Maybe there isn't a database engine that explicitly supports file system data structures, but you could implement a filesystem in the application layer using SQLite as a storage mechanism. Here's an example of someone doing that v
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by samanator 4y ago
The title says it all. I did this to learn golang. Feedback is warmly welcomed!
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Show HN: A Printf Debugging Tool in Golang(github.com)
3 points by samanator 4y ago|1 comments
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by samanator 4y ago
Sounds like a primitive of columnar databases.
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by samanator 4y ago
The comment has been edited as if to be deleted. Does anyone have the original?
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by samanator 4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=31792202
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by samanator 4y ago
You're right. My mistake. Thanks for the link!

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