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by metadata 3mo ago
It is nerfed even just for plans. It switches to Opus in the first few minutes of me trying to build a plan to extract a component out of my larger codebase. Trying to minimize privileged access codebase and was careful not to mention secur
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by metadata 4mo ago
Validation is trivial, I simply used BenchmarkDotNet test and had AI flip git between latest HEAD state and current state. Optimization is where the real work was - but also fun because I would just think of something, and AI would make it
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Relentlessly optimizing code with AI(spectralcore.com)
2 points by metadata 4mo ago|2 comments
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by metadata 4mo ago
Safe Boundary, a database security proxy especially optimized for AI agents: https://www.spectralcore.com/safeboundary Launching for Postgres very soon (currently working on Supabase-optimal deployment). Continuing with Ora
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by metadata 6mo ago
Wire transfer is a bank transfer, not money wire to Western Union and like.
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by metadata 7mo ago
This is not necessarily true. Wrong monetization can be the killing blow. Market can change and your business model which used to work can suddenly fall apart. A recent example for business model change is Tailwind where traffic to their op
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by metadata 8mo ago
I have recently asked my LinkedIn audience if my company should build a great PostgreSQL IDE. That's my wish for many years, and I know exactly where we can provide significant value over existing solutions. Yet basically everyone said
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by metadata 8mo ago
We do exactly that in one of our products. It's called data profiling.
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by metadata 10mo ago
Hi guys, Great to see something fresh in this space. Good luck! We are building something fairly similar but haven't launched yet. Competition will make all of us do a better job.
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by metadata 10mo ago
I went indie some 20 years ago because I needed money and I wanted full control over my life. Did some things right but many things wrong. Unfortunately, there is a price to pay to build your life in an unconventional way. Everything turned
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by metadata 10mo ago
Such a cool side project. And with LiveReload!
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by metadata 10mo ago
A bit off-topic, bit hiring exceptional .NET developers is like searching for a needle in a haystack. Way more people have a ton of experience with JS and marginal experience with .NET, just writing very basic API endpoints - yet claiming s
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by metadata 11mo ago
A lovely language with an incredible web framework (Phoenix, LiveView). However, not easy to pick up for people with only imperative programming experience. I had to switch my project to .NET in the end because it was too hard to find/
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by metadata 1y ago
Postgres is a better choice for 99% of the companies out there. But there are cases where you need ability to massively scale AND control your database cluster perfectly. Postgres won't even let your force an execution plan and ignores
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by metadata 1y ago
Google SQL has it now: https://cloud.google.com/blog/products/data-analytics/simpli... It's pretty neat: FROM mydataset.Produce |> WHERE sales > 0 |> AGGREGATE SUM(sales) AS total_
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by metadata 1y ago
I didn't look into the code structure - 60 contributors mean that yes, there is a problem. People start something with good intentions, then the project grows to the point where it requires a lot of unpaid time, and there are expectat
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by metadata 1y ago
Just for the context, I've been making (and selling) database (migration/translation) tools for 20-ish years. What you have built can definitely become a product supporting you with a very nice income. Free version can stay free b
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by metadata 2y ago
Skew wasn't just a little bit faster than TypeScript. According to Evan Wallace (former Figma CTO), it was 1.5x to 2x faster due to better optimizations enabled by stricter type system.
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10M records per second, on-premises to the cloud(blog.spectralcore.com)
21 points by metadata 2y ago|1 comments
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Hummingbird SQL Parser(blog.equel.com)
3 points by metadata 3y ago|0 comments
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by metadata 3y ago
I will just put this here: https://youtu.be/WAf1_zWThyE?t=526
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by metadata 4y ago
Scripting data movement is easy only for small and easy jobs. With many thousands of tables and more than a few TB, all kinds of issues start popping up. I read somewhere that 85% of large data migration projects fail. Data warehouses reall
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by metadata 5y ago
CodeMirror is promising. Monaco is huge and clunky to integrate, but it works really well once you get past the steep learning curve. It has everything one needs to build a full IDE around it (as VSCode demonstrates, quite convincingly).
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by metadata 5y ago
AFAIK HN does not have DMs. However, Twitter does and Steve has a Twitter post linked above.
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by metadata 5y ago
Full Convert can copy data between over 40 database formats. https://www.spectralcore.com/fullconvert Disclosure: I am the Spectral Core CEO (and author of Full Convert).
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SQLite vs. MySQL(spectralcore.com)
2 points by metadata 5y ago|0 comments
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by metadata 5y ago
I think parent might be referring to the Red Cross scandal. https://www.propublica.org/article/how-the-red-cross-raised-...
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by metadata 5y ago
> The generated .NET IL is not great. seq turns into an IEnumerable, list is some sort of linked list, I'm pretty sure you'd get pretty terrible performance if you did this. Functional languages have completely different data s
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by metadata 5y ago
Jon Yongfook has a brilliant approach - he writes code one week, then does only marketing another week. https://twitter.com/yongfook I plan to follow that as it completely eliminates the habit of "just have to fix a fe
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by metadata 5y ago
You are right, it is Croatia. Our military service was obligatory for a long time. At one point we could issue a "conscience objection" and serve as a civil service for 9 months instead of going to the army for 6, which I decided

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