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by sikan_ 2y ago
Been using Riza for the past few months at our startup for executing code generated by GPT4. We use it for local dev, running prompt eval, and running code in prod. - It was very fast to setup - it took us just a few minutes to execute our
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by sikan_ 2y ago
Been using Riza for the past few months at our startup for executing code generated by GPT4. We use it for local dev, running model eval (when changing prompts), in CI and production work loads. - It's the easiest to setup. It took us
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by sikan_ 3y ago
My team has been using this in production for the past 6 months - this is the best way to write Graphql server in Typescript by far and I have tried it all
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by sikan_ 3y ago
RSC seems like a massive foot gun - given that you can accidentally bundle anything from the server.
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by sikan_ 3y ago
Database credentials in the dashboard..? How?
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by sikan_ 3y ago
Nothing special under the hood!
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by sikan_ 3y ago
Ah yes if you need sorting then indexed are def the way to go!
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by sikan_ 3y ago
We don't do anything automatic like that (yet?), you will have to add indexes manually. But I would have to say - modern day databases are so fast that you probably won't notice the performance of adding indexes until at least 10
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by sikan_ 3y ago
Google tables is similar to Airtable, they are proprietary databases. You cannot query them and interface with them easily from another application like a regular database. Retool Database has that friendly table UI but also give you the fu
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by sikan_ 3y ago
We agree! The UI can be really helpful to make quick changes to schema, data, etc. You can’t run the UI without a Retool account though. We have a self-hosted Retool that works with your own Postgres database that you connect to Retool. Doc
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by sikan_ 3y ago
For self-hosted customers, Retool Database operates more like a front-end for your own DB (though we do require specific versions of Postgres for it all to work smoothly). Docs here: https://docs.retool.com/docs/retool-
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by sikan_ 3y ago
Hi HN! I’m the lead engineer on Retool Database. Spreadsheets are often used as “poor man’s databases”—they’re quick to get started, but fall apart when you need data integrity, validation, and the ability to query/filter data. This is
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by sikan_ 4y ago
Hi all, engineer @ Retool here. Historically, Retool has been known as a fast way to build frontend UIs for your existing internal backends and APIs. However, if you don’t already have a place to store your application data, you’d have to s
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by sikan_ 4y ago
Hi all, engineer @ Retool here. Historically, Retool has been known as a fast way to build frontend UIs for your existing internal backends and APIs. However, if you don’t already have a place to store your application data, you’d have to s
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Power your Retool apps with an out-of-the-box SQL Database(retool.com)
6 points by sikan_ 4y ago|1 comments