jumski

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by jumski 8mo ago
I'm building a Postgres-native workflow engine using pgmq for queues and TypeScript worker. Workflows compile to definitions (SQL rows), letting Postgres orchestrate the DAG as state machines. The TypeScript DSL is type-safe with infer
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by jumski 10mo ago
curious how you do the processing pipeline as wiring it up manually on supabase is kind of a pain
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by jumski 10mo ago
sounds kinda complicated, what would it bring over secure boot and whitelisted kernels that tapoxi suggested?
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by jumski 10mo ago
what tapoxi suggested above sounds like a reasonable compromise tbh, but i doubt it will ever happen, as the userbase is too small :-(
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by jumski 10mo ago
that sounds like a reasonable compromise, it may even provide more control and protection over what they are able to achieve on Windows? i remember their anti cheat was utter crap tbh, not like something that Riot implemented for Valorant (
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by jumski 10mo ago
interesting how much you were able to shave off of TOON! i'm curious if you made any bechmarks but focused on LLMs being able to read that format with your teaching prompt?
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by jumski 10mo ago
I recently tried to run Apex Legends on my Manjaro (i played this a lot few years ago on my Windows dualboot), but it is impossible to play it on Linux, as EA/Respawn is preventing the game from running on Linux due to Anti cheat syste
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by jumski 10mo ago
The same pattern is everywhere: addictive games, addictive food, addictive social-media content. It is really sad to see how society is driven by the monetization strategies of large companies. I have a close friend who buried his depressio
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by jumski 10mo ago
Very smart move - I assume the Workers will get tight integration with the Replicate APIs
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by jumski 10mo ago
just tried it and it works fine and produces properly named files with appropriate content - will come in handy, thank you!
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by jumski 10mo ago
I'm using Netbird [0] for my home / private needs: - Synology NAS - All the laptops and desktops my family uses - All family mobile phones Given i work in Tmux, its super convenient to take a laptop with me and just use it as a th
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by jumski 10mo ago
Worth mentioning that WAL is enabling and used by Supabase Realtime [0] and WalEx [1] which both are doing very similar thing - polling the WAL changes in order to emit them as Websocket events. I never worked with WalEx but have experience
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by jumski 10mo ago
You reminded me of https://github.com/krisajenkins/yesql which inspired HugSQL which was an inspiration for PugSQL. Fun times!
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by jumski 10mo ago
You are not mistaken - the session selector shows the overview of all windows from given session. Very similar, but not full screen
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by jumski 10mo ago
no rush, take your time and enjoy the fame :-)
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by jumski 10mo ago
Good point! For the SQL functions I mentioned, I'm comfortable without triggers - all mutations go through functions (no direct table access), and only start_flow is user-fac ing. That said, there ARE other places that would benefit fr
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by jumski 10mo ago
No cliche at all - I'm in the same boat, showing my stuff online was way out of my comfort zone! I was postponing proper, dedicated performance testing for some time and would really love to up my game in that regard. I'm very hap
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by jumski 10mo ago
Looks really well thought out and I will be testing it for sure! I'm wondering how I would be able to regression-test functions in my project (pgflow [0]) - it tracks a graph of state machines modeled in few tables. State is mutated on
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by jumski 10mo ago
Would love to test it out
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by jumski 10mo ago
Are skills in your system related to Claude 's skills or modelem in similar way? I love the idea of relying on markdowns and filesystem as universal API .The progressive discovery is great and very flexible and I'm regularly extra
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by jumski 10mo ago
Do you support LoRa or any plans for it?
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by jumski 10mo ago
Does apps integrate with Supabase? Also, do you have a way to vibe code multi step workflows? Curious, as I love Svelte and I just used it to implement the recent demo for pgflow ( https://demo.pgflow.dev ) and it was a breeze to
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by jumski 10mo ago
For the TypeScript version - how one would run it on Supabase Edge Functions / Deno?
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Show HN: pgflow – Workflows for Supabase, no external services (Postgres-first)(demo.pgflow.dev)
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by jumski 11mo ago
LOVE IT! Valetudo is a fake cloud that lives as a parasite in a robot's brain (running on Ubuntu!) and hijacks the original comms. It provides ssh access, very nice control app, MQTT support and other things. I installed it on my very
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by jumski 11mo ago
That is true, looking forward to your blog post!
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by jumski 11mo ago
Very interesting! Do you a comparison to PostgREST maybe?
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by jumski 11mo ago
100$ to train a sort of talkable model in 4 hours? wow
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by jumski 11mo ago
Memory is hard! I'm very curious how the version history approach is working for you? Have you considered an age when retrieving? Is model supposed to manage the version history on its own? Is the semantic search used to help with that
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by jumski 1y ago
Congrats on the launch - CRIU snapshot/restore is very cool, especially for data-heavy pipelines like video processing. Question: is a first-class Supabase/Postgres integration on the roadmap so we can (a) start Trigger jobs from

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