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scirob
2y ago
omg I want this to work so much. But the first message i send on element x crashes the app. (counter party did not have all devices verified)
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2y ago
I really hope they can reduce the amount of time it takes to start a "room" / add a person to contacts. Its really a deal breaker only those with strong federation desires will wait for element to load. Matrix is mostly a
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scirob
2y ago
i'm silly its of course to make it open source so people can then mode it https://github.com/Keriew/augustus
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scirob
2y ago
I'm just wondering the motivation as you can pop the old CD into an external reader and game works perfectly fine
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2y ago
how are we doing with each of these extensions [ pg_duckdb, pg_analytics (paradedb) , crunchy analytics ] sql syntax being compatible ? (or maybe standardizing on https://substrait.io/ ) . It would be great if one could
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2y ago
Craig fan here, agree it's zeitgeist and I'm loving the PG ecosystem
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2y ago
Paradedb choose GPL. So i could see pg_duckdb accelerating past them. But then you never know each of them can change the license at any time
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2y ago
old but gold use it on the regular. Only thing that could be improved is an option for someone receiving the file to open it up on a website. file.pizza used to do this
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2y ago
A nice data science ccc talk about German trains https://youtu.be/0rb9CfOvojk?si=dZLY7exrC0SiDxje
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2y ago
yea but look at any long term review of these systems. There are always subtle UX issues that kill your productivity
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2y ago
On the other hand a non-profit dating app could really change the landscape as all others are bought up by match Co and are all designed for profit not matching
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2y ago
Imagine if data bricks switched and just started to contribute to this. I live in a dream world :)
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2y ago
double funny, looks like they already acquihired the main devs from Orioledb https://github.com/akorotkov now supabase https://github.com/pashkinelfe now supabase silicon valley isn't capitalism aw
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2y ago
Oh fun this is from the CEO of supabase, so i guess that's where the grant is coming from :))))
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2y ago
now it would be mega cool if someone got a grant to do this with the open source stack. fly uses firecracker underneath etc...
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2y ago
>citus is a bit out of date, now mostly native azure not flexible at all >neon has not released all of their kubernetes operator so its not fully open source yet > Crunchy is just a kubernetes operator for HA postgres. but they
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2y ago
Biotech companies go public incredibly early compared to tech not sure if these guys have yet but it would have a huge impact on their stock price and likely hold of getting into conversation with a major pharma Co that can pay for the late
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2y ago
I'v tried these two and must say "it works out of the box" is only true maybe 50% of the time you try to deploy on them