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I thought about creating a search engine using https://github.com/phiresky/sql.js-httpvfs, commoncrawl and cloudflare R2. But never found the time to start...

You will like this then, that was the main demo from the Quickwit team.

https://common-crawl.quickwit.io/


Many things seem feasible with competitive object storage pricing. Still needs a little a bit of local caching to reduce read requests and origin abuse.

I think rclone mount can do the same thing with its chunked reads + cache, wonder what's the memory overhead for the process.


What are good WYSIWYG editors for static sites? Any recommendations?

Humanity was only able to produce one generation who knows how computers work.

How much faster your algorithm is than state of the art on big problem instances.


You might enjoy using https://www.nushell.sh/


Same for NixOS


NixOS does this too.


Looks great! How is the migration story when schema changes are needed? How do you deal with old clients?


> Looks great! How is the migration story when schema changes are needed?

We have an admin API you can use to write migration scripts. The process is a bit manual though, and a more integrated solution is on the roadmap

> How do you deal with old clients?

Instant treats the the backend the source of truth. If there's an inconsistent cache, we drop the cache and fill it from scratch. We tend to write code that's backwards compatible, and suggest the GraphQL ethos: make sure when changing schema that active clients won't break


Asking the real questions.

Also, how does backward compatibility work? An offline first app might use a stale version of the code sometimes right?


https://www.arcolinux.info/ might be interesting to you


This article reads like Elon became a victim of a filler bubble on his own platform without realizing it. nobody really sees their own filter bubble.


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