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anglinb
3y ago
This is super powerful, been playing around with the previous releases for the past few days. It works really well, but still needs a few dx tweaks to make it performant for large applications. You have to watch the callbacks yourself to up
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anglinb
4y ago
This looks incredible, could see this approach revolutionizing so many industries.
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anglinb
5y ago
I worked on the security team at GitHub, this was a long standing part of how git works. GitHub allows users to verify commits via GPG signatures to prove that they committed something but it doesn't work for proving a negative, that y
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anglinb
5y ago
I’ve wanted this for so long. We proxy our static marketing site just so we can check headers for auth and redirect you to the dashboard if you’re signed in.
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anglinb
5y ago
Haha yep, I was like wait I'm used to getting feedback from the system telling me I messed up and this I barley noticed. PlanetScale has Query Statistics that are really useful for spotting slow queries but don't expose the "
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anglinb
5y ago
Thanks! The decision making process was pretty unsophisticated tbh. Basically I spent the last couple years working at GitHub as a security engineer and had been pretty comfortable with MySQL so wanted to stick with that. I had heard from o
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anglinb
5y ago
I'm so curious, so you maintain Vitess but don't use it personally?
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anglinb
5y ago
Thanks Sam! As mentioned in the post, the PlantScale team was quick to credit our account for the overages and help us figure out what was going on. I'm personally super bullish on PlanetScale! With any new product there will be tradeo
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Spending $5k to learn how database indexes work
(briananglin.me)
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5y ago
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anglinb
5y ago
We're using Clickhouse to power our in-product analytics. It's awesome but would love a managed service b/c it definitely requires a bit of management overhead. Super excited about this announcement!