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by jensneuse 1mo ago
What problem does it solve? The hero of the website doesn't answer.
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by jensneuse 5mo ago
I did something that surprised myself. I always thought that people are right in saying that GraphQL breaks HTTP caching, but I never deeply analyzed if that's actually true because so many people say the same thing. So I analyzed this
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GraphQL vs. REST: 18 Claims Fact-Checked with Primary Sources(wundergraph.com)
2 points by jensneuse 5mo ago|2 comments
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by jensneuse 5mo ago
There are a lot of tools already that do local speech-to-text, but none of them allowed me to "select" code/text in a file and then paste a reference to my selected code together with the transcript. I wanted this to work loc
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Show HN: Voxcode: local speech to text and ripgrep = transcript and code context(github.com)
11 points by jensneuse 5mo ago|2 comments
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by jensneuse 5mo ago
One thing I find interesting is how GraphQL has evolved from an API technology for API consumers with "different needs" to an API technology for agents. What helped organizations scale GraphQL across multiple teams is Federation,
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Human OSS(human-oss.dev)
3 points by jensneuse 6mo ago|0 comments
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by jensneuse 9mo ago
The problem with this article is that GraphQL has become much more an enterprise solution over the last few years than a non enterprise one. Even though the general public opinion of X and HN seems to be that GraphQL has negative ROI, it&#x
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by jensneuse 1y ago
Side note, a lot of people these days build agents on top of APIs. GraphQL has selection sets, which allows you to select subsets of objects. This is quite handy when it comes to gents because of context window limitations.
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by jensneuse 1y ago
I'm with WunderGraph, a vendor providing enterprise tooling for GraphQL. First, I absolutely love Capn Proto and the ideas of chaining calls on objects. It's amazing to see what's possible with CapNweb. However, one of the ex
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by jensneuse 1y ago
Could I use this to iterate over my AI generated code until it's not detectable anymore? So essentially the moment you publish this tool it stops working?
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Show HN: Cosmo Connect combines the strengths of GraphQL and gRPC(wundergraph.com)
1 points by jensneuse 1y ago|0 comments
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GraphQL Federation over gRPC(wundergraph.com)
2 points by jensneuse 1y ago|1 comments
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We accidentally built a back end framework for LLMs(wundergraph.com)
2 points by jensneuse 1y ago|0 comments
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by jensneuse 1y ago
This is what GraphQL was designed for. Only select fields you really need. We've built an OSS Gateway that turns a collection of GraphQL queries into an MCP server to make this simple: https://wundergraph.com/mcp-gatewa
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by jensneuse 1y ago
The way we've solved this in our MCP gateway (OSS) is that the user first needs to authenticate against our gateway, e.g. by creating a valid JWT with their identity provider, which will be validated using JWKS. Now when they use a too
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Golang Sync.WaitGroup(wundergraph.com)
2 points by jensneuse 1y ago|0 comments
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Show HN: Open Source MCP Gateway(wundergraph.com)
2 points by jensneuse 1y ago|0 comments
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The Impact of MCP and LLMs on Software Development – A Practical Example(wundergraph.com)
4 points by jensneuse 1y ago|0 comments
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by jensneuse 1y ago
I think they removed arenas again.
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Golang sync.Pool is not a silver bullet(wundergraph.com)
4 points by jensneuse 1y ago|0 comments
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by jensneuse 1y ago
Let's say you have constantly 1k requests per second and for each request, you need one buffer, each 1 MiB. That means you have 1 GiB in the pool. Without a pool, there's a high likelihood that you're using less. Why? Because
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by jensneuse 1y ago
You can often fool yourself by using sync.Pool. pprof looks great because no allocs in benchmarks but memory usage goes through the roof. It's important to measure real world benefits, if any, and not just synthetic benchmarks.
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by jensneuse 2y ago
Is this a modern version of CGI with process isolation?
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Scaling GraphQL Schema Usage to billions of requests per day(wundergraph.com)
3 points by jensneuse 2y ago|0 comments
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by jensneuse 2y ago
We wrote a breadth first algorithm to handle the second problem you're describing. I'm curious to hear your thought on it: https://wundergraph.com/blog/dataloader_3_0_breadth_first_da...
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by jensneuse 2y ago
Short answer: gRPC is widely understood as an API tool for Microservices. Microservices solve an organizational problem, not a technical one. Ironically, gRPC doesn't really help to solve the organizational problem. However, GraphQL in
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by jensneuse 2y ago
There were times when it was popular to generate a GraphQL API from your database but that's not how the query language is used today. GraphQL is a query language to implement query style APIs. These days, it's most widely used as
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Expr Lang: Go centric expression language for dynamic configurations(wundergraph.com)
2 points by jensneuse 2y ago|0 comments
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by jensneuse 2y ago
I absolutely love Postgres, but please allow me to say that you absolutely don't want to expose an API generated from a database to people outside of your team. This limits you a lot in changing the way you store your data. I wrote abo

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