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Rasul Kireev
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builtwithdjango.com ⋅ djass.dev ⋅ awesome.lvtd.dev ⋅ pagefresh.lvtd.dev ⋅ filebridge.lvtd.dev ⋅ askhndigests.com ⋅ gettjalerts.com ⋅ gettalentleads.com
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    Rasul Kireev
    @rasulkireev
    Jul 24
    5.6-sol is indeed slow. The key is to work on 10 things at a time, so you never have to wait.
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    Rasul Kireev
    @rasulkireev
    Jul 21
    Rowset is open source and now much easier to self-host. There’s one supported Docker Compose stack and one version-matched guide. Give an AI agent terminal access, point it at the guide, and it can check the server, deploy Rowset, and verify the result itself.
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    Rasul Kireev
    @rasulkireev
    Jul 21
    PGSandbox is now much easier to set up locally. Copy one prompt into your coding agent. It installs PGSandbox, registers the MCP server, and verifies the full create → query → delete workflow. Local Postgres sandboxes, without the setup scavenger hunt.
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    Rasul Kireev
    @rasulkireev
    Jul 20
    Shoutout to the @posthog team for `npx -y @posthog/wizard`. It’s one of those rare developer tools that feels genuinely magical: run one command and watch the integration come together. I use it in Rowset. This is what great developer experience feels like. 🦔
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    Rasul Kireev
    @rasulkireev
    Jul 20
    we are too busy having fun with it
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    Isaac King 🔎
    @IsaacKing314
    Jul 20
    I don't fully understand why programmers seem to be the ~only group of people not angry that their jobs are being automated.
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