I'm evaluating Flow for CDC. Do you support logical decoding messages from `pg_logical_emit_message`? This would allow us to add audit metadata[^1]. [^1]: https://www.infoq.com/articles/wonders-of-postgres-logical-d...
Goodhart's Law in action. Any "product quality" metric will be gamed to the point of uselessness as soon as it gains traction. In other words, services like this one can only work as long as nobody knows about them. The…
Looks interesting; thanks for writing this! Does it support nested structs? Sometimes that's more natural than a flat struct.
I was intrigued, but after visiting your website I'm ambivalent. The only way to truly combat shilling is to fully embrace a model where each person sees reviews only from their own personal network of sources— this…
Have you evaluated compression algorithms that support custom dictionaries, like zstd? You could generate a compression dictionary for each domain, or just for those above a certain size.
Why not increase the minimum font size instead?
Reviews on sites like Amazon or Yelp are a monoculture: everyone sees the same set of reviews and the same ratings. This creates leverage that makes it worthwhile for shills to spend large amounts of effort "infecting"…
Fake reviews can be seen as an instance of Goodhart's law, where the metric is the rating or score of the business. Initially those ratings may have high correlation with something real, let's say the "quality" of the…
Images are inherently visual, and they seem to have more irreducible complexity than music. Music has a lot of structure and repetition that seems like it could benefit from abstraction (as Chris Ford demonstrates with…
Are you familiar with Overtone[1]? I'm no musician, but as a developer I'd think building your own musical abstractions via code would be better than any visual IDE. [1] http://overtone.github.io/
> IIRC this project Gets to 120 when you drag your mouse What causes that kind of thing? I've noticed stuff like that while playing video in mpv sometimes (despite my Mac being easily fast enough to play the video) and…
Do you encrypt your keys before exporting? How do you ensure you'll remember the passphrase, if so?
I'd love to see a kind of reverse-DNS-style tagging system, so that when my browser comes across a dat:// link it can automatically show me that this content is commonly tagged as "book, Fahrenheit 451" or such.
The problem is that none of that is apparent to an outsider. You can tell developers that filing radars is important until you're blue in the face, but as long as dealing with Radar from the outside is functionally…
It's not a question of "should". You can't beat the market. You can fight it, but you will lose. And so will your customers, most likely.
There's a fundamental difference between physical property and intellectual "property": an owner of the former can conceivably hire guards to protect or restrict access to that property, since physical objects are…
Thanks, though I'm still getting authentication errors. I don't want to use the JS library since I'm not working in Javascript. I'd kill for a working code sample, in any language. I tried looking at the JS source, but…
By coincidence, I was trying to test out this exact thing yesterday and was having trouble with authentication. Does anyone know what they mean by "ISO8601" in their instructions for building an HTTP API request[1]?…
Even in a (totally unrealistic) scenario where N dollars are "useless" to you, but N+1 get you something of great value, it's not true that the (N+1)th dollar has greater marginal utility than any of the other N…
> The lack of types mean you require extensive use of macros for advanced functionality. Could you elaborate?
I'm evaluating Flow for CDC. Do you support logical decoding messages from `pg_logical_emit_message`? This would allow us to add audit metadata[^1]. [^1]: https://www.infoq.com/articles/wonders-of-postgres-logical-d...
Goodhart's Law in action. Any "product quality" metric will be gamed to the point of uselessness as soon as it gains traction. In other words, services like this one can only work as long as nobody knows about them. The…
Looks interesting; thanks for writing this! Does it support nested structs? Sometimes that's more natural than a flat struct.
I was intrigued, but after visiting your website I'm ambivalent. The only way to truly combat shilling is to fully embrace a model where each person sees reviews only from their own personal network of sources— this…
Have you evaluated compression algorithms that support custom dictionaries, like zstd? You could generate a compression dictionary for each domain, or just for those above a certain size.
Why not increase the minimum font size instead?
Reviews on sites like Amazon or Yelp are a monoculture: everyone sees the same set of reviews and the same ratings. This creates leverage that makes it worthwhile for shills to spend large amounts of effort "infecting"…
Fake reviews can be seen as an instance of Goodhart's law, where the metric is the rating or score of the business. Initially those ratings may have high correlation with something real, let's say the "quality" of the…
Images are inherently visual, and they seem to have more irreducible complexity than music. Music has a lot of structure and repetition that seems like it could benefit from abstraction (as Chris Ford demonstrates with…
Are you familiar with Overtone[1]? I'm no musician, but as a developer I'd think building your own musical abstractions via code would be better than any visual IDE. [1] http://overtone.github.io/
> IIRC this project Gets to 120 when you drag your mouse What causes that kind of thing? I've noticed stuff like that while playing video in mpv sometimes (despite my Mac being easily fast enough to play the video) and…
Do you encrypt your keys before exporting? How do you ensure you'll remember the passphrase, if so?
I'd love to see a kind of reverse-DNS-style tagging system, so that when my browser comes across a dat:// link it can automatically show me that this content is commonly tagged as "book, Fahrenheit 451" or such.
The problem is that none of that is apparent to an outsider. You can tell developers that filing radars is important until you're blue in the face, but as long as dealing with Radar from the outside is functionally…
It's not a question of "should". You can't beat the market. You can fight it, but you will lose. And so will your customers, most likely.
There's a fundamental difference between physical property and intellectual "property": an owner of the former can conceivably hire guards to protect or restrict access to that property, since physical objects are…
Thanks, though I'm still getting authentication errors. I don't want to use the JS library since I'm not working in Javascript. I'd kill for a working code sample, in any language. I tried looking at the JS source, but…
By coincidence, I was trying to test out this exact thing yesterday and was having trouble with authentication. Does anyone know what they mean by "ISO8601" in their instructions for building an HTTP API request[1]?…
Even in a (totally unrealistic) scenario where N dollars are "useless" to you, but N+1 get you something of great value, it's not true that the (N+1)th dollar has greater marginal utility than any of the other N…
> The lack of types mean you require extensive use of macros for advanced functionality. Could you elaborate?