we now have a one-page (uh, if you print both sides) executive summary up for endatabas:

endatabas.com/resources/pdf/…

looking for venture capital is much less fun than building a product, but it's forced me to be less verbose. ;)

Btw, you don't need a Flipper Zero to 'hack' dumb radio protocols. The piece of wire is enough.

Check out how to receive and decode 433MHz radio signal just with a PC sound card.

The opening keynote at IN/Clojure tomorrow will be by Steven Deobald

'The Grift, the Grind, and the ग्रंथ' - Programming used to be fun. What happened?

Super excited for this talk! 🤩

i finally read bhikkhu anālayo's case study on daniel ingram's dangerous and misguided book. it's scathing.

i'm grateful he had the patience to write this. and i hope it prevents some harm ingram's ideas might otherwise cause:

discourse.suttacentral.net/uploads/short-…

simonwillison.net/2024/Mar/1/end…

a thoughtful summary of endatabas design choices by Simon Willison

💜

Endatabas, the open source SQL document database with full history, is now in Beta.

Try the live demo:
endatabas.com/demo.html

Read the docs:
docs.endatabas.com

Inventions hanging out

håkan gave me a demo of endatabas running in the browser last night, powered by #wasm , #ecl , #rust , Emscripten, and a dozen clever hacks

the commit that started it all:

github.com/endatabas/endb…

cute console:

github.com/endatabas/endb…

hi friends. do i know anyone in #bangalore or #chennai who's looking to ditch their old 3rd-gen iphone se? i am looking to buy one. i'm quite happy with my 2nd-gen, but i am in a situation where i'd really benefit from 5g while i'm in india.

so far, i'm very fond of Plausible Analytics ... it's a great example of third-wave commercial open source:

- alternative to evil (and ux atrocity) google analytics
- agpl-3.0
- simple ui, constantly improved
- super slick to set up
- happy to give them $10/mo

💖

rather enjoying andy pavlo's 2023 db roundup. particularly this link:

dbdb.io/browse?tag=fai…

fingers crossed to the db goddesses that the ultimate fate of endatabas isn't to wind up in that boneyard. but death follows us all like a shadow

hosting email on gmail increasingly feels like being held hostage.

'pay us more money and if we do-that-little-thing-we-do where we suspend your account without recourse, we'll let you have your data back.'