eigilsagafos

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by eigilsagafos 3mo ago
I’m working to finish my JS state library: Valdres. Built to be faster than Jotai/Recoil, batteries included, and more advanced features like scopes, indexes and more. It’s “human built, AI finished”. 1.0 is in beta. https:/&#x2F
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by eigilsagafos 5mo ago
Can’t every branch be considered an experiment? I have a ton of experimental branches that I don’t label «experimental». One of the reasons you use git…
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by eigilsagafos 1y ago
Kind of funny that the government needs AI to navigate all the red tape and paperwork it has created
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by eigilsagafos 1y ago
Update: I created a placeholder repo on Github with some more information on what is currently supported. Please engage if this could help anyone https://github.com/eigilsagafos/fauna-postgres/issues/1
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by eigilsagafos 1y ago
Would be open source for sure
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by eigilsagafos 1y ago
We were Fauna users for several years and invested a lot of time working with it and around it. The time travel capability was one of the stand out features for us in addition to FQL which opened some interesting capabilities. That being sa
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by eigilsagafos 2y ago
I don’t think easy unsubscribe falls under «sharp edges and one-way doors». But high friction unsubscribe probably goes hand in hand with sharp edges and one-way doors at those lead you to want to unsubscribe…therefore they make it hard.
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by eigilsagafos 2y ago
A love that HN doesn’t have pics and that they strive for short meaningful titles, so I’ll stay here :)
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by eigilsagafos 2y ago
I’m working on a state library for JS/React very similar to Recoil and Jotai. Have been using both but struggled with different performance issues that I was able to overcome seeing 10x to 100x improvements in some cases. I’m working o
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by eigilsagafos 2y ago
As developers/engineers we love to solve problems. Too many times though we mislabel "friction" as "problem" and then start trying to solve the friction based on our current skill set or viewpoint. So frontend devs
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Show HN: Streaming AI powered prompt/image to process(shiftx.com)
3 points by eigilsagafos 2y ago|0 comments
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by eigilsagafos 2y ago
You can try our experimental BPM/Flow tool at shiftx.com/ai. Importing the AI generated flows will be possible in a few days
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by eigilsagafos 4y ago
I wonder if the tide will ever turn? That it would become a competitive advantage to build enterprises with values other than maximizing the returns to their shareholders.
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by eigilsagafos 4y ago
Definitely still work
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by eigilsagafos 4y ago
Co-Founder of ShiftX here. We are building a flowchart/BPM/knowledge-graph hybrid. We also use a grid and support splits/loops/joins in a way where we try to optimize for readability. Feel free to try: https:/&#x2F
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by eigilsagafos 4y ago
Fully Postgres compatible in my experience. As long as you don’t require extensions that AWS doesn’t support. But I believe AWS has the widest array of extensions for Postgres of any cloud provider.
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by eigilsagafos 4y ago
Very excited to see this in general availability and with Postgres support
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AWS Aurora Serverless V2(aws.amazon.com)
42 points by eigilsagafos 4y ago|14 comments
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by eigilsagafos 5y ago
We are building a tool that can help you tackle some of this pain through process visualization. Built to be easy to use and create alignment across teams on how different aspects of your business works. Check us out! https://shi
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by eigilsagafos 5y ago
Me and my two co-founders are asking ourselves this all the time, and in retrospect every strategic change could have happened sooner if we had learnt faster and kept “doing things that don’t scale” as PG famously wrote years ago. The funny
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by eigilsagafos 6y ago
Agree with you there. I have seen so many times that people leave meetings without understanding what was concluded and what to do next. I try to be the person that ask questions if I don't understand what is agreed upon or if I "
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by eigilsagafos 6y ago
Early stage B2B startup ShiftX here. We are successfully doing this with FaunaDB. In Fauna databases are as lightweight as tables and are nested in a hierarchy. This enables us to do management in the “root” database and keep all customer d
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by eigilsagafos 7y ago
This is a great question and the same pain the led us to start ShiftX. It’s a process based knowledge sharing tool where we have focused heavily on simplicity so that both creating and consuming content is as frictionless as possible. We ar