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by yakkomajuri 8mo ago
I've honestly been looking for this -- a modern slick db management app, both for local dbs and remote (just for me though, no collaboration). Existing tools are solid but they feel outdated. Downloaded and onboarding was nice. A coupl
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by yakkomajuri 8mo ago
If you want to go a step further the PostHog roadmap items are all GitHub issues that users can upvote which gives a great sense of who wants what in the community. https://posthog.com/roadmap (disclaimer: I used to work at
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by yakkomajuri 9mo ago
RemindMe! 2 years
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by yakkomajuri 9mo ago
Secret placeholders seems like a good design decision. So many sandbox products these days though. What are people using in production and what should one know about this space? There's Modal, Daytona, Fly, Cloudflare, Deno, etc
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Show HN: See how much things cost in terms of your runway
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EU-INC Mentioned in Von Der Leyen Davos Speech(ec.europa.eu)
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by yakkomajuri 9mo ago
Yes this I agree with and was my whole goal with the book
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by yakkomajuri 9mo ago
I'm a dev and recently picked up "The Design of Everyday Things" as an attempt to become more design-oriented. Everyone raves about this being like the bible of design. So far I'm about 80 pages in and have found it extr
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by yakkomajuri 9mo ago
I've burned out in the past, and while it was mostly related to my personal life it ended up spilling over to work too, even though the job was great. I felt like I needed to get away from software and took a sabbatical, during which f
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Sequoia to invest in Anthropic, breaking VC taboo on backing rivals(techcrunch.com)
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by yakkomajuri 9mo ago
Hey, author here. I was working part-time for months, we had a live product with customers, a thesis, and an execution plan. This part was maybe lost in the post. We raised, continued down the same path, and only then realized it didn'
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by yakkomajuri 9mo ago
Hey, author here. Totally agree on how helpful these people are. I have a psychologist and also some great mentors. This doesn't make you immune to things like I wrote about but helps you process and get over them when they happen. As
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Raising money fucked me up(blog.yakkomajuri.com)
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by yakkomajuri 9mo ago
Also the docs say that dropping tables should free their memory: "Running DROP TABLE should free the memory used by the table" Source: https://duckdb.org/docs/stable/sql/statements/drop
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by yakkomajuri 9mo ago
Thanks for explaining this! I suspected there was some additional context and was digging into it now. Problem is that the memory never seems to be freed, and I could update my issue to show this. Maintainers have acknowledged problems like
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Ask HN: Who's using DuckDB in production?
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by yakkomajuri 9mo ago
As far as I can tell pretty conclusive results: https://github.com/duckdb/duckdb/issues/20569 If someone can explain this or has a fix for it I'd love to hear it!
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by yakkomajuri 9mo ago
Been quite a fan of DuckDB and we actually even use it in production. But coincidentally today I was exploring memory usage and I believe I'm finding memory leaks. Anybody have similar experiences? Still debugging more deeply but looki
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by yakkomajuri 9mo ago
I've written about this (and the post was even here on HN) but mostly from the perspective of running a RAG on your infra as an organization. But I cover the general components and alternatives to Cloud services. Not sure how useful it
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by yakkomajuri 9mo ago
https://yakkomajuri.com -- non-technical blog, pictures, poems https://blog.yakkomajuri.com -- blog about tech and startups
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by yakkomajuri 9mo ago
Hey, I'm sorry you had to go through everything you've described here. I've never had to go through anything remotely similar. I'd just want to point out what you've experienced is not love. There may have been some
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America's most novel train project is too deadly(economist.com)
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by yakkomajuri 9mo ago
The first line in the article alludes to this: "If you received a bunch of password reset requests from Instagram recently, you're not alone."
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by yakkomajuri 10mo ago
A few people have already mentioned similar tools here but one worth mentioning is Atuin Desktop (yes, the same shell history Atuin): https://blog.atuin.sh/atuin-desktop-runbooks-that-run/ "Executable runbooks&quo
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by yakkomajuri 10mo ago
Duck browser ftw
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by yakkomajuri 10mo ago
It is of course ironic since we're talking about Ryanair here but I'm genuinely curious as to why it's abusive to determine that your product/service must be sold via your platform? Legitimately welcoming discussion here
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by yakkomajuri 10mo ago
Complete side note but anyone else bothered by how they type? I guess email was being used much like texting here but still. Seems it's not just Epstein either. > Hi Jeffrey long time now hear don't sweat Patterson was with tru
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by yakkomajuri 10mo ago
Will do a shameless plug here of Skald: https://www.useskald.com/ You'll get the whole RAG/context layer going in an hour. Can self-host too if you prefer. This is really impressive btw!
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by yakkomajuri 10mo ago
Just skimmed the readme. What's the connection pooling situation here? Or is it out of scope?
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Warner Bros favours Netflix offer over $108B Paramount bid(bbc.com)
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