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by vaibhav2614 25d ago
Pretty exciting to see a sharded Postgres product in the market. The pitch is compelling. I wonder how many teams will be able to operate sharded database setups in production as a result of this.
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by vaibhav2614 7mo ago
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by vaibhav2614 8mo ago
Microservices seem great when you're writing them, but they become unwieldy pretty fast. At the beginning, it's nice to know that team A is responsible for service B, so that if there are any bugs/feature requests, you know w
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by vaibhav2614 2y ago
+1 - I've been using LLM CLI to do this, and it's great. The best part is that you can swap models without changing your workflow. I use Claude 3.5 for my daily coding tasks, but used Gemini Pro 1.5 to analyze a new Github reposit
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by vaibhav2614 2y ago
Dbmate is great. I've been using it for years. There's very little guesswork about what it's going to do to a database because your migrations are raw SQL statements with no additional layers of complexity or translation.
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by vaibhav2614 4y ago
+1 to this. In my experience, the open source tooling around GraphQL is much better than the tools that generate types from other SDLs like protobufs. This makes it really easy for servers and clients to behave in a typesafe manner. I'
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