Brian Thorne

@ThePrimeagen I made pgroles for declarative PostgreSQL access control. Define roles, grants, and memberships in YAML. pgroles diffs against your live database and generates the exact SQL to converge it. CLI + k8s operator github.com/hardbyte/pgrol…

Hey, you got a cool project that you are building? Link it I want to yap about cool projects

@ThePrimeagen github.com/hardbyte/awa Postgres-native background job queue for Rust and Python

Awa v0.5.0 is out 🎉 Postgres-native background job queue for Rust & Python. What's new: → Sequential callbacks, HttpWorker → Production alerting metrics via OpenTelemetry TLA+ verified. No Redis. No RabbitMQ. Just #postgres. github.com/hardbyte/awa

Python is supported as a first class language (although awa itself is written in Rust). Python workers run on the Rust runtime via PyO3.

Lot's of fun #postgresql stuff: FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED, advisory locks, LISTEN/NOTIFY, COPY to temp tables etc

Shipping but should be sleeping... My background job queue for Rust and Python using only Postgres - awa - is now safe for public consumption. Give it a hoon

We cooking with codex now! github.com/hardbyte/awa

Built a Rust CLI + Kubernetes operator in one day with GPT-5.4 High to test it out. Declarative PostgreSQL role management

@kepano This might exist but I want a shortcut or right click option to get the relative or absolute path to a document

give me one TINY thing you want fixed or improved in Obsidian — going on a paper cuts rampage

@michelleefang Yes please! I'm juggling between Gemini and Claude

if you're vibe coding or building over the holidays, i want to gift one of you a 6 month subscription of claude pro to support <3 just drop a comment below. merry christmas!

@theo Jujutsu based?

It’s probably time for something new to replace GitHub

@Matt_Pinner 151108

99% will fail this… Are you the 1%?

@alexalbert__ I feel like compaction could be much better, there are obvious facts established in early sessions that clearly don't get included which leads to incorrect assumptions or rework/rediscovery

Reply with all your Opus 4.5 gripes so we can fix everything before our next model The more specific (including prompts), the more likely we'll be able to fix it!

@alexalbert__ Outside of planning mode, I find it can get too much tunnel vision and assume an incorrect course of action without any exploration of the project.

@alexalbert__ Biggest gripe is a tendency to avoid validation ignoring Claude.md instructions until explicitly prompted. Claiming success because it has written code but not actually validated it Nit: switch to agents.md

Theory meets real world practicalities

Impressed with figma make - most companies sprinkle on a bit of ai and it's rubbish but they have done a really good job

So October 15th, the extended US tax deadline, is just around the corner, and I have some observations which are more about LLM progress than taxes. Background: many people professionally involved with LLMs estimate 2026-2028 as the year where one can get an LLM to "do taxes."