Cisco Acquires Splunk
533 by siddharthb_ | 280 comments on Hacker News.
Thursday, September 21, 2023
My uBlock Origin filters to remove distractions
My uBlock Origin filters to remove distractions
414 by mig4ng | 166 comments on Hacker News.
Repository with my filter lists that block some distractions from sites I want to keep using. I am pretty ruthless removing distractions from my life (e.g. no Instagram, Facebook, TikTok), but some tools I'd like to keep using some parts of it. E.g. Twitter/X, I dislike the feed but I like reading some threads that are shared here or on blog posts. Same for YouTube, I enjoy some videos but I do not want recommendations when I finish the video I was watching. Feel free to suggest more, open issues, pull requests or send me an email :)
414 by mig4ng | 166 comments on Hacker News.
Repository with my filter lists that block some distractions from sites I want to keep using. I am pretty ruthless removing distractions from my life (e.g. no Instagram, Facebook, TikTok), but some tools I'd like to keep using some parts of it. E.g. Twitter/X, I dislike the feed but I like reading some threads that are shared here or on blog posts. Same for YouTube, I enjoy some videos but I do not want recommendations when I finish the video I was watching. Feel free to suggest more, open issues, pull requests or send me an email :)
Wednesday, September 20, 2023
Show HN: ElectricSQL, Postgres to SQLite active-active sync for local-first apps
Show HN: ElectricSQL, Postgres to SQLite active-active sync for local-first apps
404 by samwillis | 118 comments on Hacker News.
Hi HN, James, Valter, Sam and the team from ElectricSQL here. We're really excited to be sharing ElectricSQL with you today. It's an open source, local-first sync layer that can be used to build reactive, realtime, offline-capable apps directly on Postgres with two way active-active sync to SQLite (including with WASM in the browser). Electric comprises a sync layer (built with Elixir) placed in front of your Postgres database and a type safe client that allows you to bidirectionally sync data from your Postgres to local SQLite databases. This sync is CRDT-based, resilient to conflicting edits from multiple nodes at the same time, and works after being offline for extended periods. Some good links to get started: - website: https://ift.tt/pZNe8Rb - docs: https://ift.tt/6BYr2WJ - code: https://ift.tt/PCgpALd - introducing post: https://ift.tt/ZrFcwQh... You can also see some demo applications: - Linear clone: https://ift.tt/P4hRoSL - Realtime demo: https://ift.tt/FTPvx4c - Conflict-free offline: https://ift.tt/u0FEPZG The Electric team actually includes two of the inventors of CRDTs, Marc Shapiro and Nuno Preguiça, and a number of their collaborators who've pioneered a lot of tech underpinning local-first software. We are privileged to be building on their research and delighted to be surfacing so much work in a product you can now try out.
404 by samwillis | 118 comments on Hacker News.
Hi HN, James, Valter, Sam and the team from ElectricSQL here. We're really excited to be sharing ElectricSQL with you today. It's an open source, local-first sync layer that can be used to build reactive, realtime, offline-capable apps directly on Postgres with two way active-active sync to SQLite (including with WASM in the browser). Electric comprises a sync layer (built with Elixir) placed in front of your Postgres database and a type safe client that allows you to bidirectionally sync data from your Postgres to local SQLite databases. This sync is CRDT-based, resilient to conflicting edits from multiple nodes at the same time, and works after being offline for extended periods. Some good links to get started: - website: https://ift.tt/pZNe8Rb - docs: https://ift.tt/6BYr2WJ - code: https://ift.tt/PCgpALd - introducing post: https://ift.tt/ZrFcwQh... You can also see some demo applications: - Linear clone: https://ift.tt/P4hRoSL - Realtime demo: https://ift.tt/FTPvx4c - Conflict-free offline: https://ift.tt/u0FEPZG The Electric team actually includes two of the inventors of CRDTs, Marc Shapiro and Nuno Preguiça, and a number of their collaborators who've pioneered a lot of tech underpinning local-first software. We are privileged to be building on their research and delighted to be surfacing so much work in a product you can now try out.
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