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At most 5 connections and table filters disabled in the free version is a bit rough but yeah Postico is not bad. Also I'm heavily biased :)

P.S. you can do the forward version of this, online schema changes, directly in the Arctype SQL GUI https://arctype.com/blog/changelog/planetscale-exports/. I imagine we'll have support for Rewind too in the future. Game changing feature.

Railway is developing an interesting model for this, the open-source kickback https://railway.app/open-source-kickback

I think to think of it as an interface, https://dbdb.io/browse?compatible=mysql

These days you have shiny companies like PlanetScale and SingleStore implementing the MySQL wire protocol.

Incredible!! I read the book Endurance and it was absolutely riveting. There’s a particular passage where they describe the final boat journey rowing to the northern island that made me turn the heat up a little higher.

> An April 2021 Bloomberg investigation found that AMI's Chief Content Officer Dylan Howard, National Enquirer editor James Robertson, and Andrea Simpson, an L.A.-based reporter for AMI all stated in federal court that Michael Sanchez was the sole source of all the information and compromising material they received during the investigation and that Saudi Arabia was not involved.

I guess it's up for debate and both things may be true. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Bezos_phone_hacking

Bezos didn't get hacked. His girlfriend's brother leaked the texts.

The Bolt VC blog has a ton of good articles on this, e.g. https://blog.bolt.io/casper-glow/. Check out the 'Teardown' category for the best ones.

Agree. Kalman was designed for this use case (radar) and still performs admirably well for how simple it is.

You can put 3 commas after your name to search for an exact match, eg brad knowles,,,

This is beautifully written thanks for sharing.

Yes if you read the Walter Issacson book this is evident.

Beekeeper is pretty good. We’re also working on open sourcing our sql editor but it’s not ready yet.

Ok that is my bad! Sorry I was curious as to the answer to the question in the * scaling cell in the original blog post and searched 'materialized scaling' and came across that. Regardless I am actually a user of Materialize and quite like it.

Well done. Couple of notes:

- YugabyteDB is currently on Postgres 11.2 with plans to keep upgrading.

- Cockroach is not pinned to any Postgres version so its compatibility is reliant on their implementation. Not a bad thing, just different than YB.

- Like you said Timescale is in lockstep with latest Postgres (14 at the time of this comment) https://blog.timescale.com/blog/massive-scale-for-time-serie...

- Materialize is not really focused on scaling because that is not really what it is for, https://materialize.com/blog-roadmap/

- I might consider moving Spanner to the Somewhat compatible category. Lack of stored procedures and triggers makes it not a drop in replacement for those moving from Oracle/MS SQL https://cloud.google.com/spanner/docs/reference/postgresql/o...

- For native Postgres scaling strategies, we could call attention to Crunchy Data or Percona

Very nice to lay this out and I pretty much agree with the labels and categories on here. I would be you will get some people reaching out since Postgres compatibility is something these vendors compete on.

Highly relevant demo for me. Nice job team.

Great move. Next up: Ubuntu.

I’ve worked on a couple NSF grants and I believe this cost could be covered by the grant. Whether the granting institution is okay with this I don’t know but if I had to guess they probably see an $11K spend to distribute the results of the research in a (the?) prestigious journal as reasonable.

To me $11K seems pretty steep. But I might go for $5K to put Nature’s stamp on my work and have it open access.

Yes, according to LinkedIn

Here's 2 articles on building a SQL editor.

- https://arctype.com/blog/sql-query-editor-switch/

- https://arctype.com/blog/indexeddb-localstorage/

Disclaimer: I wrote the 2nd one. My general takeaway is that it gets interesting quickly as the amount of text edited increases.

If you click ‘Pricing’ on the main site an error occurs just FYI.

Now I’m halfway through Heretics and I believe the last 3 books would make an excellent dialogue-heavy anime. Very hard to see them as widely popular films.

I work in the Database industry and have enjoyed these posts this year.

- https://arctype.com/blog/postgres-notify-for-real-time-dashb...

- https://heap.io/blog/speeding-up-postgresql-queries-with-par...

- https://blog.timescale.com/blog/how-postgresql-aggregation-w...

- https://blog.crunchydata.com/blog/understanding-postgres_fdw

> The state has subjected scientists to the tender mercies of the US criminal justice system, usually for charges related to relatively unimportant issues implicating research integrity.

Does anyone know what this refers to? Is it prosecutions of Chinese researchers in the US?

God Emperor was on and off for me but by the end I was looking forward to a reread. It has some truly startling ideas and a solid marching plot.

I did this program and it's still paying dividends years later. Highly recommend if you (like me several years ago) are sitting in your dorm room reading HN and feel like you're outside the main silicon valley groups.

Nice one. Things like EBS have always been a real pain to track down.

This feature does not prevent you from unlocking the car. Just pointing your key at your car outside your building and turning it on in the cold.

This is a great observation. In the end, the goal of a terminal usable by people and machines was folly. Machines can use the shell, humans can use the command prompt.