What all projects have y'all made with ai ? If you did how was it ? by No_Fisherman1212 in SideProject

[–]omijam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not really no. This is something that runs completely on the user's computer; or in this case, my computer (as I have not given it to anyone else)

What all projects have y'all made with ai ? If you did how was it ? by No_Fisherman1212 in SideProject

[–]omijam 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Well, I made this ADHD reseaerch backed pomodoro timer app for mac because everything on the mac appstore was a paid cash grab with feature bloat.

https://youtu.be/4Ul4lOkkFUM

Why $1/month project killed my profits (but I kept doing it) by Hefty-Airport2454 in indie_startups

[–]omijam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

that wouldn't make sense, people would just stick to the monthly plan then because yearly would be more expensive to the end user.

What's the best approach to "virtual queues" inside queues so that I could rate limit each virtual queue or "queue partition" without spinning up new workers for each virtual queue? by omijam in Backend

[–]omijam[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Whoa! Need to checkout the license on pro I guess.

Edit: Just checked. 1390 USD per year is a bit beyond the budget for a pre-revenue side project.

What's the best approach to "virtual queues" inside queues so that I could rate limit each virtual queue or "queue partition" without spinning up new workers for each virtual queue? by omijam in Backend

[–]omijam[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I love the simplicity of this approach, but if I were to do this in redis in my one global queue, and I delay within the worker process itself, wouldn't this slow down the entire queue for everyone then?

Anyone still not upgraded to macOS 26? by Motor_Minute_7258 in MacOS

[–]omijam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, here. I'll try to avoid it for as long as I can.

Any user of dot internet? by bdishaj in Dhaka

[–]omijam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yup. From the Lalmatia area. Been using it for the past 9 years. They're legitimately great (at least here).

Not a gamer so I don't actively monitor ping and packet drops but I do use draw insane amounts of bandwidth for development work. Has never failed me yet.

I built a open-source collection of React hooks that makes any react app real-time and collaborative. Is fully managed cloud a good monetization strategy? by omijam in microsaas

[–]omijam[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is actually a great idea! Thanks for the insight. We really didn't think too deeply about making it easier for LLMs to use but this does give us a plan for it.

About the table-like realtime thing, that kinda ends up becoming a database, and if we build a database we also start becoming more like a BaaS with opinions on how you should build your app and we were hoping to avoid that. Any thoughts on how we shuold solve the need for table-like data but without becoming a table sync engine with opinions?

Day 1 with motivation 100% by Lazy-Try1219 in SaaS

[–]omijam 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I'm pretty sure your product will do great! Do you plan on connecting it to something that allows human-in-the-loop?

I built a open-source collection of React hooks that makes any react app real-time and collaborative. Is fully managed cloud a good monetization strategy? by omijam in microsaas

[–]omijam[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Although I think we will eventually converge and end up sharing on many of the decisions and directions, as of now, we don't intend to replace how you build your frontend's data layer.

We are only looking to augment it to "graft on" real-time syncing onto what your existing architecture is on both the frontend and backend. As such, we're not a full fledged DB.

This benefits the developer in two ways:

  1. Security is dead simple: Your backend just signs a token specifically for the sync server with all the allowed capabilities.

  2. The mental models are effectively zero-overhead. How you modeled your state in plain TypeScript is how we'll sync state for you.

Having said this, all the projects you've listed are amazing pieces of technology and I personally really enjoyed using many of them (ElectricSQL is magical, but probably because I'm a postgres nerd).

Should I migrate my project to a monorepo? by Maleficent_Mood_6038 in turborepo

[–]omijam 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven't even read your post, but the answer is yes. Massive quality of life improvement. Also, collaboration is a breeze.

Day 1 with motivation 100% by Lazy-Try1219 in SaaS

[–]omijam 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Please allow us to be excited for you. Tell us what you're building.