make sure you know the difference in behavior between logical or and nullish coalescing

Supabase Select is about to kick off 🐘

Learning about multigres. We insert over 600GB per day right now for Trigger.dev so need something like this.

My first drink now I’m back in London

I dislike most conferences. Talks are too long and back-to-back technical talks leave me frazzled. The Supabase conference was great: 20% technical, 80% founder stories. 100% inspiration porn.

Capy is the AI software engineer that ships dozens of features in parallel. Rather than the usual process of having to run many concurrent Claude sessions, alt-tabbing between terminals, and manually checking progress, the Capy team have re-imagined the AI agent DX from

Good observability isn't just a nice to have, we know developers need to be able to easily debug when things go wrong. We use OpenTelemetry (OTEL) for our run logs, giving you a lot of detailed info about your tasks. It also allows us to support: ⚗️ Adding additional

🚀 You can now connect your GitHub repo to Trigger so tasks deploy automatically when you push. No need to manually deploy or use custom CI scripts.

You think you've built a world class engineering team and then this happens…🤦‍♂️

We don't do the classic algorithmic interviews but this advice still applies. 90% of failures happen because people rush and don't fully understand the question. It's actually a good test though because chances are you're not going to properly understand a real world problem…

We've been putting a ton of work into Cloud reliability and performance lately, especially during peak usage. We've… 1️⃣ Implemented a new scheduling strategy with MostAllocated bin packing (big improvements when using Medium and Large machines). 2️⃣ Deployed a custom k8s

Darek Rossman I'm excited about durable execution stuff, no doubt. And yes, the syntax for existing tools can feel heavy handed at times, but it's also naive to think that something like a directive could offer anything near what a function with proper options/api design could. There's going

✅ Trigger​.dev is now SOC 2 Type II compliant. This security milestone reinforces our commitment to keeping your workflows and data secure, so you can focus on building. 👇

Brennan McEachran 👨‍🚀 Very fair - and sorry I missed this (👏 Trigger.dev)

this repo deserves more stars github.com/postgres-ai/po… gitlab.com/postgres-ai/po… we aim to have the most detailed and advanced monitoring for Postgres -- and it's FOSS because it's just a foundation of something bigger (after 20 years with Postgres, next month will be the most

The recent AWS outage reminded us how much even the best providers can fall over sometimes. → So we made our deploys more resilient. You can now deploy locally built Docker images even when our build service is down.

Our open source projects are designed to teach core concepts. The product image generator demonstrates how to: → Batch trigger multiple AI generations in parallel → Trigger runs from the frontend and subscribe to updates → Pause task execution for webhooks with Waitpoints

s2 is super legit s3 made provisioning your own storage servers not worth it basically overnight: provisionless, unlimited scale, and pay only for what you use s2 is the exact same for streams

Announcing Magic Patterns 2.0 and our $6M Series A led by Standard Capital Since our first launch in 2023, we’ve grown profitably, hit $1M ARR with no employees, and quietly built an AI design tool loved by PMs, designers, and website builders. 1,500+ product teams use us to go

We just moved all run logs and spans from PostgreSQL to ClickHouse. Here's why this matters and what we learned migrating billions of OpenTelemetry events 🧵