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by wirelesspotat 8mo ago
I'm pretty sure the article is joking > If the vulnerability were critical, someone would have merged it by now. > GitHub Copilot can automatically suggest fixes for security vulnerabilities. Instead of updating to a patched vers
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by wirelesspotat 11mo ago
Agree with other commenters that the title is a bit confusing and should be renamed to something like "Is your Postgres workload read heavy or write heavy?" But title aside, I found this post very useful for better understanding P
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by wirelesspotat 1y ago
Absolutely agree
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by wirelesspotat 1y ago
I don't think Anthropic's $200/mo unlimited plan is evidence that free plans are a ticking time bomb It's evidence that gen AI products is incompatible with unlimited plans. To be sustainable, it requires usage limits or
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TanStack DB(tanstack.com)
2 points by wirelesspotat 1y ago|0 comments
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How to build 2D game-style physics with Matter.js and React Native Skia(expo.dev)
1 points by wirelesspotat 1y ago|0 comments
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Bits of Knowledge on Google Spanner(spanner.fyi)
4 points by wirelesspotat 1y ago|0 comments
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JavaScript string slice() considered harmful(attio.com)
3 points by wirelesspotat 1y ago|1 comments
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by wirelesspotat 1y ago
Sequence | London / NYC (Hybrid) or EMEA (Remote) | Full-time | sequencehq.com Sequence is reinventing accounts receivable for modern businesses. We're one of the first a16z backed companies in Europe, building an AI first revenue
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by wirelesspotat 1y ago
I'm building an app for splitting bills with friends, mainly for holidays and roommates: https://quicksplit.io It does one thing and it does it well. I built it with a friend and we released the iOS app last year. Currently
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What to Look for in a Software Startup (2019)(kellblog.com)
2 points by wirelesspotat 1y ago|0 comments
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by wirelesspotat 2y ago
Sequence | London (Hybrid), EMEA (Remote), NYC/SF (Onsite) | Full-time | sequencehq.com Sequence is reinventing accounts receivable for modern businesses. We're building a flexible toolkit that helps B2B finance teams scale their
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by wirelesspotat 2y ago
Big +1 for Bunny.net - I moved my current company to Bunny and it's been excellent. Super fast (for our PoPs at least), reasonable pricing, love the image optimizer & edge rules (especially for solving header issues when embedding
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by wirelesspotat 2y ago
I'm in a similar boat. Maybe Lobsters hasn't made headway across the Atlantic yet?
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by wirelesspotat 2y ago
Good to see Skip on the home page! We were evaluating Skip just a couple weeks ago for a side project. The issue we ran into is that we've already built a native iOS app with SwiftUI + a bit of UIKit. Integrating Skip with an existing
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Pg-boss: Queueing jobs in Postgres from Node.js(github.com)
2 points by wirelesspotat 2y ago|0 comments
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by wirelesspotat 2y ago
Does anyone have experience using dokku-postgres? The GitHub readme is well documented but hard to know how that translates into the dev exp, like with scaling or upgrades and if its features are comparable to managed Postgres providers (I&
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by wirelesspotat 2y ago
That's a fair point - it can vary a lot between groups and it can certainly relate to life stage / situation. Students and roommates are a large portion of the market for bill splitting apps. In my experience those groups tend to
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by wirelesspotat 2y ago
Thanks!
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by wirelesspotat 2y ago
Yep the split is the same but the conversions back to your base currency that can be a bit of a faff, especially if we're on holiday and doing these calculations multiple times per day For example if I go to a restaurant with a large g
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by wirelesspotat 2y ago
Yep! We have a bunch of ideas for features that we can start building now that we've launched the MVP. That includes categories, activity timeline, receipt scanning, sign in with Apple, and a web app... to name a few :)
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Show HN: We made an app for splitting payments with friends ad-free(quicksplit.io)
6 points by wirelesspotat 2y ago|10 comments
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by wirelesspotat 2y ago
How far was the server from the Supabase instance? I have a toy project with a server on Fly.io and the DB on Supabase within the same city When sending API requests to the server, my end user latency was around 25ms-100ms (depending on the
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Audio gear: a decent, portable mic for corporate video calls in a noisy room(rosswintle.uk)
1 points by wirelesspotat 2y ago|1 comments
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by wirelesspotat 2y ago
Like another commenter mentioned, managed container platforms like Cloud Run and Fargate don't have the same cold start limitations as serverless functions like Lambda. Serverless functions spin up resources and run isolated code on-de
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by wirelesspotat 2y ago
Even on low-volume projects I've noticed reliability issues with Fly.io too. For example today we have requests timing out at the gateway (before hitting our services) while the status page indicates their current outage is only relate
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by wirelesspotat 3y ago
> On 22nd February 2024 at 08:13:57 UTC the ID of the message threads table grew larger than the maximum size of the "int" data type. Writes to this table continued to work fine however there were four tables that had columns w
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Intercom Incident Problems with Conversations(intercomstatus.com)
1 points by wirelesspotat 3y ago|1 comments
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by wirelesspotat 3y ago
Not GP but I have the same set up and have only had a couple times where I received unexpected emails to an inbox. One was from GitHub profile scraping, can't remember what the other one was. One of the surprisingly useful areas is wit
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by wirelesspotat 3y ago
Have you tried studying using the SAT Prep Black Book? It explains really well how to study for the test and why the test is designed the way it is

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