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hasante
10mo ago
I really love these pure store tools men. The things you can do with them in insane. The bad part is most application developers dont know about them.
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Common database for Chat Applications
(progressdb.dev)
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hasante
10mo ago
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hasante
10mo ago
Databases are mostly a solved problem, but building chat features still means re-implementing the same things every time: threading, pagination, edits, soft deletes , encryption etc. I’m working on a database where those chat-specific prim
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hasante
10mo ago
I know nothing about data centre stuff but this is pretty nice. - especially to even learn about it. I feel there is more to this you might be working on - so if yes. Your small internet friend says continue. All the best.
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hasante
11mo ago
Hi - dont know how to answer you directly - but yes the store has an index already, at a timed sequence for example. And a key called thread:thread_meta. This statement is in no way saying you dont need an index, its simply saying, this is
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hasante
11mo ago
I can access it - and dont see any resource outages etc. Hmm - you can access it directly or its not showing when you visit? Thanks & upscaled the vps a level up just in case.
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hasante
11mo ago
The database is completely opensource and is technically backed by Pebble golang - which is opensource. There are no changes to the underlying core, i simply make it easy to use operationally, along with other chat centric demands in the AI
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hasante
11mo ago
Hi - its not - more about 20% - for tests and non critical things. Focusing on your abandonment part etc etc: - Its not really trying to achieve that, this is simply a more efficient model, with a good storage coupling (for chat). - What is
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Thread First – A model for chat experiences
(progressdb.dev)
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hasante
11mo ago
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hasante
2y ago
It dosent work 100% of the time & can get you gotchas that you need to fix - From my experience with it.
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hasante
2y ago
Use ably.com - it's not fun and reliable to use websockets yourself. Cloudflare offers a similar service. Or you can go for a full service like getstream.io or cometchat.com The latter, I have found to require a lot upfront and have th
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hasante
2y ago
Good stuff - always wanted to write bash but not really write bash or learn it deeply. It's amazing world seeing these tools come out. Just built a CLI a couple days ago with golang and it was an incredible experience where these thing
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hasante
2y ago
Good stuff - always wanted to write bash but not really write bash or learn it deeply. It's amazing world seeing these tools come out. Just built a CLI a couple days ago with golang and it was an incredible experience where these thing
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hasante
2y ago
Bravo - impressive work
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hasante
2y ago
Damn! - with all anyone has to say - thats really sad to hear.
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hasante
2y ago
This solves a problem - but i also feel like it could be a chrome or desktop plugin. But then am also wrong because there is a use case requiring intensive sharing where this looks like it solves it deeply. Good job.
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hasante
2y ago
Income and expense planner for my various cost sections
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hasante
2y ago
Google openstatus.dev - might help you out.
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hasante
2y ago
I dont get - you mean business email as in something similar to gsuite? - a mini version of it maybe?