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   by snthpy 2y ago

   Looks really interesting but I feel the README spends way to much time before getting to the point of how this differs from git. I would lead with the "Grace is an event sourced version control system ..." section.
2. 512.▲
   by snthpy 2y ago

   I guess people like soloing big walls of rock so if it works for you. My risk appetite is a lot lower and I try to use version control for everything.
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   by snthpy 2y ago

   This is cool. Presumably, your server stores a registry of Device IDs and IPs to route messages? What about replacing this with some sort of partitioned DHT to make it decentralized? Also, the messages flow through your servers? Would it be
4. 514.▲
   by snthpy 2y ago

   Same here. Looking forward to trying this out.
5. 515.▲
   by snthpy 2y ago

   Oh man, I've been considering emigrating to Auckland and now you tell me that apart from insane house prices there would also be supervulcano status to worry about?
6. 516.▲
   by snthpy 2y ago

   Thanks for this! The 5-min intro really undersells it as that part is not that much better than JSONPath. I started watching the London Node User Group video next and was about to switch it off but decided to hang on a bit longer because I
7. 517.▲
   by snthpy 2y ago

   Love it! Really well thought out. Looking forward to trying this out tomorrow. Explorer it so far, here are a couple of pointers that I think would make it better for me: * I'd like the Nautilus to be larger, so maybe have that on the
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   by snthpy 2y ago

   When I was at university about 25 years ago, QM was about electron transition energies, with QED being a refinement of that for things like fine structure. In experimental HEP you had QCD and quark gluon plasma which informs things like the
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   by snthpy 2y ago

   I found that the scene in The Day After [1] where this comes out was one of the most frightening things I've seen. That and when the missiles leave the silos and you realize you have less than 30 minutes left to live. 1: https:/&
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    Yes, and also compared to Lance [1]. They have a spec [2] and I got a lot more out of Chang's talk [3] than the Nimble one. 1: https://lancedb.github.io/lance/ 2: https://lancedb.github.io/lance&#x
11. 521.▲
    by snthpy 2y ago

    Oh this is about the impact on the company. For some reason I clicked on this thinking it would be about the impact on the people layed off and was looking for another story where The Onion writes itself.
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    by snthpy 2y ago

    Thanks for this. Do you know how are redirects handled? I searched on that page and didn't find anything but I've seen it mentioned elsewhere that they are catered for but I haven't found any documentation for that. I'm
13. 523.▲
    by snthpy 3y ago

    Thanks for this. I was going to ask how Shoelace compares to Lit but I see it's built on top of it.
14. 524.▲
    by snthpy 3y ago

    I was also stumped by this. Then found the "Expand article" button.
15. 525.▲
    by snthpy 3y ago

    Sorry I missed the open source part. Please ignore.
16. 526.▲
    by snthpy 3y ago

    There's also Arq Backup which can backup to OneDrive so if you have less than 1TB to backup you might not need to pay anything. https://www.arqbackup.com/
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    by snthpy 3y ago

    Thanks for the mention. For Postgres, the easiest way to use PRQL is the plprql extension: Link: https://github.com/kaspermarstal/plprql Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=394286
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    by snthpy 3y ago

    I love this! Unfortunately I missed the previous discussion. Looking forward to catching up in this. Link: https://radicle.xyz/ Previous HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39600810
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    by snthpy 3y ago

    Sounds cool. How is it different from PostgREST? What I would actually like to have is a generic PostgREST, sitting on top of sqlalchemy or something like that so that I can start on sqlite or DuckDB and then swap out the RDBMs if needed.
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    by snthpy 3y ago

    Very interesting. I hope I catch this when it comes out.
21. 531.▲
    by snthpy 3y ago

    I watched a youtube video about Zipline in Rwanda (maybe Mark Rober?) and it's so cool! Keep up the great work!
22. 532.▲
    by snthpy 3y ago

    How is it possible that I was the first person to star this repo?
23. 533.▲
    by snthpy 3y ago

    Link or mailing list for updates?
24. 534.▲
    by snthpy 3y ago

    Love it! On my phone right now but will take a closer look later.
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    by snthpy 3y ago

    Hi, I very much share your sentiment and I saw a few comments mentioning PRQL so I thought it might be worth bringing up the following: In order to make working with data at the terminal as easy and fun as possible, some time ago I created
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    by snthpy 3y ago

    Same here. If there's a great ELI5 explanation somewhere, please post a link. Thanks
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    by snthpy 3y ago

    Awesome, thanks. Big fan of the Tweag folks and Nix and Nickel so will definitely check it out.
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    by snthpy 3y ago

    Thank you. The raw"..." directive looks perfect for what I'm looking for.
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    by snthpy 3y ago

    @morgante Are you aware of any tools that do codegen from tree-sitter ASTs? A simple application would be to produce a code formatter like Black or ruff for python but which could support any tree-sitter supported language. More specificall
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    by snthpy 3y ago

    I have the same question. I'm particularly interested in the SQL dialects case. Does the rewrite code also have to be syntactically correct or is that a simple text replacement because that's what I see as the main impediment; if