tlaverdure

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by tlaverdure 10mo ago
Yeah not free if you definitely need IPv4. AWS has been adding a lot more IPv6 support to their services so hopefully the trend continues in AWS and the broader industry. You can probably get pretty far though if your app doesn't have
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by tlaverdure 10mo ago
Abolish NAT Gateways. Lean on gateway endpoints, egress only internet gateways with IPv6, and security groups to batten down the hatches. All free.
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by tlaverdure 11mo ago
Yes, these are both important points. I didn't see any mention of SQLITE_BUSY in the blog post and wonder if that was never configured. Something that people miss quite often.
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by tlaverdure 11mo ago
Thanks for sharing. I really enjoyed the breakdown, and great to see small tech companies helping each other out!
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by tlaverdure 1y ago
A lot of similarities but I believe Turso replicates data between nodes. Litebase writes data to a tiered storage system (local, network, and object) for easier distribution. Using SQLite's VFS API I've also implemented a differen
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by tlaverdure 1y ago
> Another implication of having just one single server: there is only one place for network requests to go. > In the dream SQLite plus LiteFS world, you have all the advantages of SQLite and all the advantages of a fully replicated mu
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by tlaverdure 1y ago
I'm not anti-AI, but I strongly believe the human element of music can be imitated but not fully replicated. Listening back to that song I can hear the attempt to stylistically play slightly off-beat to get the feel of a band playing w
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by tlaverdure 1y ago
I've played guitar for 23 years, and there is something just off-putting about most of the music on that page, but particularly "Yellow Bus Jam". The guitar solo sounds very unnatural, especially the phrasing, which is totall
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by tlaverdure 1y ago
This has been a fun project to follow. Great job, Ben! Hope I'll see one of these in a coffee shop, mall, or airport one day.