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Supabase is experiencing downtime. What is the most cost-effective database option today?

about 3 hours ago

Supabase was down yesterday and my SaaS was affected. During the outage...

Schema-first vs migration-first workflows in real systems

about 5 hours ago

In most production environments I’ve worked with, migrations end up becoming the...

I've been facing a recurring difficulty in projects involving databases.

about 5 hours ago

Modeling starts out organized, usually with a diagram or some visual tool...

Why entry level salaries arent crashing despite extreme oversaturation?

about 6 hours ago

If we look at recent data for new grads we see that...

How do you handle database schema versioning when modeling visually?

about 6 hours ago

I’ve been thinking about a common problem in database workflows. Many teams...

Deterministic orchestration vs statistical retries: an architecture for AI agent reliability

about 6 hours ago

Been working on an interesting problem: how do you make LLM-based agents...

AI Fails at 96% of Jobs (New Study)

about 8 hours ago

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Fintech security architectures: where they break and why

about 8 hours ago

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What happens inside Postgres when IOPS runs out

about 9 hours ago

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AI Is Speeding Up Code Production But Is It Increasing Technical Debt?

about 9 hours ago

The article argues AI-generated code is often “highly functional but lacking architectural...

An AI Agent Published a Hit Piece on Me

about 10 hours ago

Summary: An AI agent of unknown ownership autonomously wrote and published a...