antoinefink

Thanks! In my case, the only thing "missing" was vector search but there's a great extension for that: https://github.com/asg017/sqlite-vec

Thanks for sharing this talk. I didn’t know about MobX, but I did use your fork of wa-sqlite (https://github.com/team-reflect/wa-sqlite/) since I also needed the sqlite-vec extension :) By the way, Reflect is an awesome app; I'm actually a paid subscriber.

For small companies, this can be a valuable tradeoff. For example, we just secured a background processing service using Cloudflare Access; very practical and without too much security tradeoffs.

There doesn't seem to be any PopSQL users around here so I'll share my experience with it.

Currently, we're a team of 5 on a paid plan and we're loving the tool. We mainly use it to:

- Share queries to extract some kind of data from our databases - Quickly run queries to answer a quick question - My favorite use case: We create queries around bugs we've noticed in our data. We add "TODO:" in front of the query's name. We'll then move the query to a "Done" folder once we get the expected result.

I don't know if it's the right place, but does anyone has feedbacks regarding the Hacker One platform? Especially for small SaaS (between 1-2M ARR)?

Looks great! You could definitely Chargé more though ;-)

We're hiring a Golang dev at Email Hunter. We're a small company with a fully remote team :) Learn more here: https://emailhunter.workable.com/jobs/276770

I would love to get feedbacks on this idea. Is there a better way to easily communicate from Ruby with a Go application ?