Alias stars is a really nice feature.

I have come to believe that select * should only be used in exploratory SQL and never in application code.

I know a lot of devs treat database schemas as sacrosanct and try not to modify the schema much once created. However, I do like being able to iterate on schema quite a bit during early stages of application and in case of dot-star queries I often end up with either run time errors or type errors that are quite far from the query itself. So now I have settled on ensuring that all columns are always specified in queries originating from application code.

| An uses rocks or dry pasta “to scratch the instrument so it looks more antique,” she said.

That's why people buy fusilli pasta.

Your website is surprisingly good. Often, show hn sites are pretty basic and a little off the mark, but this was clear. Pricing seems simple too. Great job. Will give it a try.

I've experienced a similar situation. I spent 20 years giving a lot more than what I received, but I've started questioning the impact of what I gave and if it was all worth it. I'm currently on the side of - it wasn't.

| I drank the Stoic koolaid and similar.

My fav sentence of today.

I'm in a similar situation. But I decided its anyway silly how disproportionate wealth distributes. I buy properties now and allow a zero-sum rent for my tenants.

Exciting project. Trying to install it but running into some issues with searxng. Anyone else?

please tell me about the problem or open an issue :)

I agree with these points. Nextjs, from my understanding, is primarily aimed at websites. I also worry about lock-in.

This is a horrible tactic - allow them to promote their product. Why did you mention Tooljet (a particularly bad alternative) when they already mentioned it?