Will paid users be credited for the wasted Actions minutes?
Readit Newsfocusgroup0 commented on GitHub experience various partial-outages/degradations githubstatus.com?todayis=... · Posted by u/bhouston
>Amazon axes 16,000 American jobs as it ... relocates to a larger campus in India
https://techcrunch.com/2025/12/10/amazon-to-invest-additiona...
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The Death of The Email Job
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focusgroup0 commented on Show HN: Netrinos – A keep it simple Mesh VPN for small teams netrinos.com... · Posted by u/pcarroll
>We use STUN-style discovery and relay fallback
How does your relay compare to Tailscale's (DERP)?
focusgroup0 commented on Using AI Generated Code Will Make You a Bad Programmer unsolicited-opinions.rudi... · Posted by u/speckx
Adapt, accept, or be replaced
Which is a less dumb idea: replacing new grad junior devs with AI or H1Bs?
focusgroup0 commented on SQLite JSON at full index speed using generated columns dbpro.app/blog/sqlite-jso... · Posted by u/upmostly
Just curious, why do you want to migrate from mongo (document database server) to sqlite (relational database library)?
That migration would be making two changes: document-based -> relational, and server -> library.
Have you considered migrating to Postgres instead? By using another DB server you won't need to change your application as much.
Thanks for the feedback. The document model in mongo was slopped together by a junior engineer, so perhaps an unorthodox approach. It is basically flat, and already used in a pseudo-relational manner via in-app join to the existing sqlite store. This blog post inspired me to think, what if we just chucked all the json from mongo into sqlite and used the generated indices? Then we can gradually "strangler fig" endpoint by endpoint