Why did you not ask for the payment first before printing the logo on everything?

I'd guess this is the first time this has happened. Don't be mad at t3chfest for trusting couchbase, be mad at couchbase for breaking trust.

Are you suggesting it’s any other reason than Couchbase didn’t want to pay for the sponsorship anymore? Is there a statement from Couchbase about this? If not I’ll err on the side of trusting the conference over them and effectively blame them.

Thanks, taking that reply at face value means I'm wrong that it was only about money. It is still a pretty shitty thing to do at the 11th hour, there are many better ways Couchbase could have approached this.

Regardless of the reason for it, this is a dick move. How you think it's acceptable to withdraw sponsorship in this timeframe baffles me.

How about you?

Are you suggesting the Tech fest Twitter account is lying, impersonated, or hacked?

Couchbase confessed.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34959458

Training in parallel on more then one GPU is pretty hard. Distributing the training over many random computers and adding at least some kind of validation, seems to kill the performance. So it would always be easier to rend cloud GPUs.

But would it be cheaper?

Not true. Most RxDB users use the dexie.js storage which is for free: https://rxdb.info/rx-storage-dexie.html Also you should compare it to the alternatives like firestore or AWS datastore which are not even open source partially and cannot even be used with a self-hosted server.

Firebase works until you want a different conflict resolution then last-write-wins. It is also only offline first if the user is authenticated. Otherwise you need a connection to the servers before using the local state.

You should have a look at RxDB which does exactly what you have described. Also notice that neither firebase nor supabase is really offline-first.

https://github.com/pubkey/rxdb

RxDB + GraphQL (via Hasura) is amazing, and offers all the things the author notes.

You need help, likely not in canada and for sure not with suicide.

I made a whatsapp group where I am the sole participant. This makes it easy to work on my "todo-list" on all devices synchronized.

I also did this some year ago. A big learning was that you should define the allowed input types in the logic object.

https://github.com/pubkey/secure-json-logic#readme

Thanks for the input. I submitted this because I’m looking around for ways to define a matrix for accepting a given “credential” within the schema of the credential itself — a bit hard to explain without getting into it. This is the best model I’ve found so far to do what I’m trying to do, but it’s still very imperfect.

Can you please provide more detail?

What did you find undesirable about serverless architecture?

I would also be curious why?

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