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by thruflo 5mo ago
Thanks from the Electric side to the Casco team for the responsible disclosure, comprehensive repro and great communication through the process. This was a critical one to identify and patch: https://github.com/electric-sql&
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by thruflo 8mo ago
I made a little tool for Ralphing on Sprites: https://github.com/thruflo/wisp I’ve found the sprites just work for claude. Pull how a repo (or repos) and run dangerously.
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Durable Streams – Open protocol for resilient, resumeable client streams(electric-sql.com)
3 points by thruflo 9mo ago|0 comments
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by thruflo 10mo ago
ElectricSQL | https://electric-sql.com | Founders Associate | FT | US based, SF Bay Area preferred (working with remote team) | $140-160k + equity Electric is a devtools startup. We solve reactive, real-time sync across client a
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by thruflo 1y ago
This is very much the point of https://pglite.dev It's an embeddable Postgres you can run in process as a local client DB, just like SQLite but it's actually Postgres.
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by thruflo 1y ago
Dallin's building https://www.buster.so (agents for data analytics).
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by thruflo 1y ago
Just to say if you're interested in this kind of tech and are in the Bay Area, Sync Conf [0] just announced [1] its initial speaker lineup today and Arushi Bandi from Figma is one of the speakers. [0]: https://syncconf.dev
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by thruflo 1y ago
PubSub and LiveView do go a long way. However, broadcast isn't sync and LiveView isn't appropriate for all applications. Phoenix recently added Phoenix.Sync [0], a sync engine library explicitly designed [1] to address this. In co
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by thruflo 1y ago
> Electric’s approach is compelling given it works with existing Postgres databases. However, one gap remains to fill, how to handle mutations? Just to note that, with TanStack DB, Electric now has first class support for local writes &#
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by thruflo 1y ago
I'm biased but https://electric-sql.com/blog/2025/07/29/local-first-sync-wi...
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by thruflo 1y ago
This is the VM behind Popcorn https://github.com/software-mansion/popcorn , a project aiming to run OTP and Elixir in WASM: > Popcorn is a library that allows you to run client-side Elixir in browsers, with Javascrip
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by thruflo 1y ago
On your last point: https://pglite.dev On the main point around materialisation cost, I know more work is planned on compaction specifically but generally LiveStore is a framework that’s been highly crafted to address and optimi
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by thruflo 1y ago
There are lots of options to stream data out of Postgres, including: - https://electric-sql.com (disclaimer: co-founder) - https://feldera.com - https://materialize.com - https://powersync.com
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by thruflo 1y ago
This looks really cool, congrats! Just to share a couple of similar/related projects in case useful for reference: http://strobe.audio multi-room audio in Elixir https://www.panaudia.com multi-user spatial audio
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by thruflo 1y ago
Electric is a read-path sync engine for Postgres that does partial replication [1]. It's agnostic to your choice of client -- you can sync into anything you like. It doesn't handle or mandate a pattern for syncing local writes bac
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by thruflo 1y ago
https://zero.rocicorp.dev/docs/introduction Hard to raise the bar on Zero. It’s a brilliant system.
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by thruflo 2y ago
Come along :) https://lu.ma/sync-sf
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by thruflo 2y ago
It’s pretty remarkable what Bruin brings together into a single tool / workflow. If you’re doing data analytics in Python it’s well worth a look.
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by thruflo 2y ago
https://www.npmjs.com/package/firebase-tools?activeTab=depen...
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by thruflo 2y ago
Yup, you can put an auth proxy in front of the CDN, for example using an edge worker. See the auth guide: https://electric-sql.com/docs/guides/auth Some CDNs also validate JWTs, so the CDN can be the proxy part of
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by thruflo 2y ago
As are we :) btw checkout LiveStore if you haven’t already: https://expo.dev/blog/local-first-application-development-wi... It’s not fully released yet but it is now open to GitHub sponsors and it’s very cool.
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by thruflo 2y ago
Electric works with Expo / RN now. PGlite is coming — we have a new WASI build that is the basis for native mobile support. (It’s working in dev, but still needs some more polishing and bindings).
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by thruflo 2y ago
Hey, one of the things here is to define shapes that are shared. If you imagine syncing a shape that is that user’s data then it may be unique. But if you sync, say, one shape per project that that user has access to and a small shape of un
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by thruflo 2y ago
Would be nice to add support for PGlite [0] to have the same “spin up in the browser” experience with Postgres. Let me know if we can help with it! [0] https://pglite.dev
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by thruflo 2y ago
We've actually also implemented Phoenix sync using Electric: https://hexdocs.pm/electric_phoenix/Electric.Phoenix.html So you can have local-first sync in a Phoenix app using Electric. And you can use Electric to
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by thruflo 2y ago
Great stuff. Voice AI is great to run locally not just for privacy / access to personal data but also because of the low latency requirement. If there's a delay in conversation caused by a network call, it just feels weird, like a
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by thruflo 2y ago
ElectricSQL | https://electric-sql.com | PGlite Engineer | Remote in Europe or eastern US | €80-100k + Equity We're looking for a generalist web and systems engineer to join the core PGlite team, working mainly in Typescrip
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by thruflo 2y ago
Congrats to the Instant team. It’s a fantastic project. The DX is great and the engineering behind the datalog engine is really impressive.
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by thruflo 2y ago
Electric does partial replication. It’s specifically a system for syncing a different subset of data onto each local device.
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Daniel Dennett: 'Why civilisation is more fragile than we realised'(bbc.com)
60 points by thruflo 2y ago|11 comments

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