dalberto

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by dalberto 3mo ago
> Postgres as it's built now lacks any semblence of extensibility PostGIS. pgvector. TimescaleDB. Citus. pg_cron. pgmq. Apache AGE. ParadeDB. hstore. plv8. postgres_fdw. pg_partman. pg_stat_statements... The extension API is the thi
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by dalberto 5mo ago
A benchmark without Opus 4.6/4.7 feels incomplete.
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Show HN: TakeHome – LLC vs. S-Corp tax calculator for solopreneurs
2 points by dalberto 6mo ago|1 comments
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by dalberto 9mo ago
I generally agree that one database instance is ideal, but there are other reasons why Postgres everywhere is advantageous, even across multiple instances: - Expertise: it's just SQL for the most part - Ecosystem: same ORM, same connec
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Vibe Coding's Last Mile Problem(blendingbits.io)
1 points by dalberto 10mo ago|0 comments
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by dalberto 11mo ago
Async django is not for the faint of heart, but it's definitely possible in 2025. I recently wrote about issues debugging this stack[1], but now I feel very comfortable operating async-first. [1] https://blendingbits.io&#x2F
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I Used Claude Code to Debug a Nightmare(blendingbits.io)
3 points by dalberto 11mo ago|1 comments
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by dalberto 11mo ago
Haven't deployed production Java in years, so I won't speak to it. However, even with Go's static binaries, I'd like to leverage the same build and deploy process as other stacks. With Docker a Go service is no different
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by dalberto 11mo ago
Even when running things in their own box, I likely want to isolate things from one another. For example, different Python apps using different Python versions. venvs are nice but incomplete; you may end up using libraries with system depen
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by dalberto 11mo ago
Hard disagree. I've used Docker predominantly in monoliths, and it has served me well. Before that I used VMs (via Vagrant). Docker certainly makes microservices more tenable because of the lower overhead, but the core tenets of reprod
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by dalberto 1y ago
Consider: https://github.com/musistudio/claude-code-router or even: https://github.com/sst/opencode Not affiliated with either one of these, but they look promising.
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What I Learned from Building and Shutting Down an AI Legal Startup(blendingbits.io)
3 points by dalberto 2y ago|0 comments
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by dalberto 2y ago
That makes sense, though a bit disappointing. One hope of using Postgres as a task queue is simplifying your overall stack. Having to host RabbitMQ partially defeats that. I'll stay tuned for the Postgres-backed messaging!
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by dalberto 2y ago
I'm super interested in a Postgres-only task queue, but I'm still unclear from your post whether the only broker dependency is PostgreSQL. You mention working towards getting rid of the RabbitMQ dependency but the existence of Rab
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by dalberto 3y ago
I'm curious if this supports coroutines at tasks in Python. It's especially useful for genAI, and legacy queues (namely Celery) are lacking in this regard. It would help to see a mapping of Celery to Hatchet as examples. The curre
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by dalberto 3y ago
Looks very cool, planning on giving it a try. Also appreciate transparency around pricing.
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by dalberto 3y ago
That's fair, a lot of these features do not require a beefy processor. I think the value lies in the AW being a full-featured platform. Its processor is overkill for the lightest use-cases like remote shutter, but for others it's
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by dalberto 3y ago
Some of the features I use on my Apple Watch all the time: - Turn-by-turn directions with full-featured map apps. - Stream and control podcasts. - Ditto Audiobooks. - As a remote shutter for my phone camera (eg group selfies). - Dedicated 3
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8 points by dalberto 3y ago|1 comments
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by dalberto 3y ago
Offtopic: I find a lot of the langchain hate is misplaced and misguided. Sure, if you want to ship a weekend project using the LLM APIs directly is probably fine. But I've gotten a lot of use out of Langchain's abstractions on rea
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by dalberto 3y ago
For hybrid search
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by dalberto 3y ago
Any plans to support sparse vectors?
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by dalberto 3y ago
Thanks, I'm a sucker for word play!
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Show HN: Atticus AI – Negotiate consulting contracts faster using GPT-4(askatticus.ai)
20 points by dalberto 3y ago|3 comments