steffenbleher

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   Cutting down 90% of database spending at Capacities by migrating to Postgres(capacities.io)

   3 points by steffenbleher 9mo ago|1 comments
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   by steffenbleher 9mo ago

   Last year we performed a huge data migration at Capacities. We moved our entire database system from a dedicated graph database to Postgres. While graph DBs are powerful, we found that for our scale the overhead was massive. By optimizing o
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   by steffenbleher 4y ago

   That's great feedback, thanks! Our product and the explanations are currently tailored to heavy note-takers. If you're interested, you can start getting into the topic here: https://capacities.io/blog/how-to-c
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   by steffenbleher 4y ago

   Yes, we got a lot of design inspirations from Notion. Here's the big difference: Notion is great as a team workspace and to get things done while capacities is geared towards taking notes and building a knowledge base. Imagine you take
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   Launching a new approach to note-taking / knowledge organization: capacities.io

   17 points by steffenbleher 4y ago|7 comments
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   by steffenbleher 5y ago

   We are currently building capacities.io, a note-taking tool that’s trying to solve this problem. Think of Notion but made for building a personal knowledge base. It’s built on a graph database, you define entities that can be connected and
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   Two learnings about the note-taking market and why it's just getting started

   1 points by steffenbleher 5y ago|1 comments