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by phpnode 5mo ago
unfortunately iterators have their own set of overheads and it's not clear that these new methods are any faster for most use cases.
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by phpnode 5mo ago
hello, fellow wanderer! If you see this my email is in my profile.
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by phpnode 5mo ago
Gremlin-like API gives end to end type safety if you're querying the database from TypeScript. This was the original motivation for the library. Zod/Valibot/ArkType/Standard Schema support because you need a way to defin
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by phpnode 5mo ago
Instances that have not updated to the latest version of the schema will ignore the additional property but will not break or conflict.
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by phpnode 5mo ago
it depends on the backing store (which is pluggable). I would not want to exceed let's say 50Mb in a Y.js doc, but i've tested the in memory storage with graphs approaching 1Gb and it's been fine - like any graph it really de
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by phpnode 5mo ago
unfortunately it's unavoidable if you want to preserve type safety. I did consider parsing Cypher in typescript types, but it's not worth the effort and it's not possible to do safely.
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by phpnode 5mo ago
thanks, it was as close to Gremlin[0] as I could get without losing type safety (Gremlin is untyped) [0] https://tinkerpop.apache.org/
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by phpnode 5mo ago
I needed it to be possible to run the graph in the browser and cloudflare workers, so TS was a natural fit here. It was built as an experiment into end to end type safety - nothing to do with LLMs, but it ended up being useful in the produc
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by phpnode 5mo ago
the airline graph is more complex, I can show the schema for that if you think it's useful?
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A type-safe, realtime collaborative Graph Database in a CRDT(codemix.com)
166 points by phpnode 5mo ago|47 comments
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by phpnode 5mo ago
yes, https://developers.cloudflare.com/workers/framework-guides/w...
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by phpnode 5mo ago
> Have we really reached a point where marketers have polluted our lives with so many ads for garbage that we're incapable of discovering anything worthwhile unless it has a massive marketing agency behind it? Yes, exactly this. It
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by phpnode 5mo ago
It's really about granularity - when I'm building something there are parts of the system where I want very fine-grained control and oversight over what is built and how, and there are others where... it just doesn't really m
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by phpnode 5mo ago
I'm pretty excited about agentic coding myself, but this does appear to be an extended ai-psychosis (i'm not super comfortable with this phrase, but it is becoming pretty recognisable). I think he's boxed himself in by contin
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by phpnode 5mo ago
The trick is to generate a spec from the old code, then generate the new codebase from the spec.
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by phpnode 5mo ago
I just released @codemix/graph - a fully end-to-end type-safe, real-time collaborative graph database that lives in a CRDT. There's a demo here: https://codemix.com/graph and it's open source on github at: h
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Ask HN: How do you build a technical audience online in 2026?
3 points by phpnode 5mo ago|2 comments
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Show HN: An offline-first type-safe graph database in a CRDT(codemix.com)
1 points by phpnode 5mo ago|0 comments
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by phpnode 5mo ago
I think this is overly simplistic. e.g. Hans Reiser is clearly a pretty smart guy, but how else would you describe his actions, other than evil?
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by phpnode 5mo ago
This categorisation of evil as stupidity lets the evil off the hook, there are plenty of smart, evil people.
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by phpnode 5mo ago
Then you should explain yourself better
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by phpnode 5mo ago
I mean, you can do that already, you use your own domain name and can then change email providers at will, in theory. But maybe you logged in to your domain registrar through google oauth. If your google account is locked you can't now
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by phpnode 6mo ago
the author of this post has a book called Lying for Money which I'd definitely recommend.
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by phpnode 6mo ago
Right, they allow for the idea of gradual specification - you can write in broad strokes where you don't care about the details, and in fine detail when you do. Whether the LLM followed the spec or not is mostly down to having the ri
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by phpnode 6mo ago
It exists today, please message me if you’d like to try it
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by phpnode 6mo ago
You're only thinking that because we're mostly still at the imperative, REPL stage. We're telling them what to do in a loop. Instead we should be declaring what we want to be true.
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by phpnode 6mo ago
This is the same argument that people used to have against compilers
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by phpnode 6mo ago
Have you seen the kind of code an average developer writes? I agree that LLMs produce code that is less good than what a good developer could write, but most developers are not good developers, and even the good developer gets tired and m
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by phpnode 6mo ago
This just isn’t true at all, with guidance and guard rails they produce much better code than the average developer does. They are only going to get better.
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by phpnode 6mo ago
I'm not saying that we should care more for the CEO, but that we should have empathy for someone who is, ultimately, an engineer who built something and gave it away for free, watched everyone else around him get rich off the back of h

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