Nikita
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is there open code on how you get this data? :)
December 19, 2024 at 2:59 PM
is there open code on how you get this data? :)
jazz <> neon postgres should be flawless instant 2 way sync
this would let me write into my jazz state from any language too like go which is super cool
going to set this up soon
this would let me write into my jazz state from any language too like go which is super cool
going to set this up soon
November 5, 2024 at 11:14 PM
jazz <> neon postgres should be flawless instant 2 way sync
this would let me write into my jazz state from any language too like go which is super cool
going to set this up soon
this would let me write into my jazz state from any language too like go which is super cool
going to set this up soon
Reposted by Nikita
if the data is distributed, how do pieces of data (which may live on different servers) refer to each other? the answer is the same as on the web — using links!
at://<your identity>/<record type>/<record key>
this is how a “like” by one person refers to a “post” by another person — it links to it
at://<your identity>/<record type>/<record key>
this is how a “like” by one person refers to a “post” by another person — it links to it
November 4, 2024 at 4:23 AM
if the data is distributed, how do pieces of data (which may live on different servers) refer to each other? the answer is the same as on the web — using links!
at://<your identity>/<record type>/<record key>
this is how a “like” by one person refers to a “post” by another person — it links to it
at://<your identity>/<record type>/<record key>
this is how a “like” by one person refers to a “post” by another person — it links to it
a tiered public like is already super useful signal
November 3, 2024 at 3:04 PM
a tiered public like is already super useful signal