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Prisma Postgres works with any PostgreSQL client.
That means:
- psql
- node-postgres
- whatever GUI you use
- any ORM
It's just Postgres. Use what you already know.
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Designers. PMs. Finance. The person who kept getting asked for a screenshot.
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it creates a Supabase client configured for server environments and handles cookies / auth session automatically (SSR, API routes, edge functions) but float encoding is a very valid concern and there's a little section about it - i considered base64 encoding the bytes or string-encoding as base10, and vaguely considered a bigdecimal-style encoding or encoding base/exp as ints. i suspect float-strings are kinda nice in that parsing is optimized
yeahh, i'm less focused on the float encoding at this point and more on the question of how the hack indicates which parts of the objects are floats and which aren't - should it be a secret key, something else, etc.
Looks like the issue is upstream in the tree sitter grammar:
github.com/tree-sitter-... This definitely seems weird. We'll try to repro.
Hey Denys, is there a GitHub issue referencing this bug? Maybe we can toss it on the quality week board we are working on this week.
Guess the feature coming to preview this week, stable next.
the readme covers this point, but to clear up any confusion up front, you could have an implicit understanding that coordinates in geojson are floats and so translate them back and forth. but geojson also supports feature properties, and those properties can have floating-point values. hence hack
all right, i want to stick geospatial data (geojson) in to atproto but floating point numbers aren't supported, so behold / cringe / critique my proposal: atfloathack github.com/tmcw/atfloat... Autumn migrated to PlanetScale and got:
- Query latency reduction from ~100ms to < 10ms
- Support and tooling to identify + fix slow queries
- Significant decrease in CPU usage
- Connection scalability
Read about their migration: pscale.link/autumn-to-ps Designers, PMs, agents, engineers, all running on the same production infrastructure.
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Arriving this Zednesday: a dedicated action to toggle block comments. `cmd-k, cmd-/` (or `ctrl-k, ctrl-/`)
nice! i was not aware that he had visual art, only heard snippets of the music. really like the style.