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I discovered this PostgreSQL CLI by accident the other day, and it's been a real upgrade from `psql`.

Yes this is the solution to this problem. This is what SoundCloud is doing AFAIK.

Maybe it could be useful to be a little more specific? I am using OpenTelemetry + ClickHouse + Grafana.

In the past, this setup was really hard to get right because of the endless configuration options + having to write the Grafana dashboards yourself.

However, you can connect Claude to your server, ClickHouse and even ask it to create the Grafana dashboards.

This is wayyy cheaper than using something off the shelf like Datadog.


KloudMate - OTel native, eBPF, full-stack out-of-the-box.


SigNoz v2?


At most, PoW makes it a bit annoying to scale: you need to add some form of RPC that delegates solving to a beefy+cheap Hetzner server. If you're really scaling and it's getting expensive, you can rent a GPU to do batch solves.

PoW systems like Anubis are self-soothing.


Same. I got a crazy old Ubuntu desktop when I was 9 or something. It couldn’t run any games and that’s why I learned Python. I wouldn’t be who I am today if I had a machine capable of running Minecraft at the time…


I know it's not really related, but how did you manage to build two startups worth getting acquired in such a short period of time?


Oh that made it seem like I was the driving factor. Maybe for the first one (Percy.io) I can claim a large part of that success (owning the SDKs and support end to end).

The other I just owned the front end infra and was on the growth team. The rest of the folks were the stars on that one.

Edit: I guess I brought that up because I guess I don't know any more "real work" that that, ha. What is 'real work'?


It didn’t look like bragging, if that’s what you were worried about. Thnaks for answering :)


Doubt this is getting answered :)


Just did :p


sorry, thanks for the answer!

Recently, what have been working for me is to take a day off just to explore stuff that interests me related to programming. I've been learning sleep states and working on the Rust track on Exercism.

The productivity boost that you get from Claude Code should be reinvested into learning your subject area deeper, rather than just churning out more superficial code.

It makes me happier this way. Experiencing flow is the best way for me to feel happy, and programming was the most reliable way to achieve that before Claude Code / Codex.


Gym feels lonely. Social sports are better! E.g. badminton


With time I actually came to get accustomed to it and to enjoy my files not reloading automatically with Claude Code changes.


100% agree. Everyone should always backup their production database somewhere where's it's not trivial to delete.


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