Sandro Turriate

@meg_thomas Great pic!

⁦@sandrot⁩ things that make you smile! A magic moment in NOLA between Sandro and Lulu 💕💕💕

@allanbranch @stevenbristol Miss the two of you

Would Product Hunt’s native app be #1 product of the day? 3 things that could get them there: literal.ai/blog/product-h… #productanalytics #Producthunt #Analytics

@jlongster If you’re tall you may want to raise your countertops.

We're building kitchen from scratch. Anything you'd kill to have in a new kitchen? (more small design detail kind of things)

@__dave You’re so welcome! Let me know if you have any questions…I understand modern JS even better these days :)

It's been a while Javascript! Perfect doc for catching up, thanks @sandrot turriate.com/articles/moder…

@OpenJonathan Ah man, I learned from the best! Thank you for all you do and the example you set!

One of the kindest people to grace the earth. (Read on!)

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Today we’re launching Literal.ai on Product Hunt, a website that collects new products going to market. Please help us rise to the top of the list by voting for our app and leaving a supportive comment. producthunt.com/posts/literal

LAUNCH DAY Today is a special day in my work-life because my company is officially launching the first version of our product, two years in the making, and I need your help getting it the attention it deserves.

@Sangeli7 @aarondfrancis Agreed! Transactions are definitely worth talking about. Especially how in a multithreaded, multiprocess, multi server system, an ACID database stands as a single point of synchronization. You can use a pg_advisory_lock as a mutex that spans across all your services.

@aarondfrancis Database table locking

Full stack devs: what are the database concepts you wish you understood better, or had the most trouble learning in the first place? I'm going to be writing a lot about databases (cool) in the very near future! Hit me with your q's.

@aarondfrancis I wish I would have learned to use transactions and savepoints sooner. Not only are they essential for gracefully handling errors, but they’re also super useful for doing a dry-run of a query in a sql client or a rails console, then rolling back when you’re done testing.

@juliexu_ @NotionHQ Wut?? You’re so dialed in

Got a free bucket hat, vanilla matcha latte, and donuts at the @NotionHQ pop up in SF. I love that the Notion apparel feels like it’s coming from a fashion brand rather than company swag.

@Mappletons Built a tool to help me organize songs in a Spotify playlist based on what time a song should start playing. Like “this song should start 1 hour in.” Ended up writing too much code but it was a fun excuse to try web components.

📣 Request for examples 📣 Mini apps and bits of software you’ve built just for yourself and/or friends and family. Things that don’t scale, aren’t meant for others to use, & valuable just for your specific, snowflake use case. Ideally custom built, but could be jerry-rigged

@GolangRepos Thanks for the shoutout! I love this little migration tool. It’s essential if your using a non-standard SQL driver and equally helpful for standard drivers too.

imigrate: Interface-driven migrations in Go. A simple tool to run database migrations for sql drivers that don't conform to database/sql. ⭐️ 1 Author: @sandrot #golang github.com/sandro/imigrate

@allanbranch New glasses who dis? 🙀

@wiscoDude Did you rule out browser extensions by disabling them or trying an incognito window? Not sure if the DNS server being used matters but you could investigate if they use a custom DNS or if they *should* use a custom dns like 1.1.1.1