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Stashly – A simple, secure, and fast personal image storage platform built with @nextjs Tech stack - Auth: @ClerkDev - DB: @neondatabase - ORM: @DrizzleORM - UI: @shadcn ui and @tailwindcss - Image storage: @ImagekitIo https://t.co/YQcrFhIgrQ

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This is pretty dope @DrizzleORM + @upstash https://t.co/7qNZlodIwe

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These high on-chain storage costs prevent the vast majority of web 2.0 applications from being implementable on today’s general-purpose blockchains, even if using bridges to storage-focused blockchains such as Arweave or Filecoin. At current prices, even storing a single link to Arweave or Filecoin on a general-purpose chain would cost between $0.1... See more

Deso • Web3 Will Not Be Built on Smart Contracts • DeSo (Decentralized Social) Blockchain

A single redis instance storing data structures representing the crawl state

v0 enables you to build full-stack apps with database integrations. For example, if you're building a chatbot, you can now persist messages using @upstash. https://t.co/FqyCATaQC4

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Monolith: Real Time Recommendation System With Collisionless Embedding Table

Monolith presents a real-time recommendation system featuring a collisionless embedding table, designed for online training, addressing challenges in scalability, sparse features, and concept drift in recommendation scenarios.

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Sympathy and Exclusion: Access to Health Care for Undocumented Immigrants in the United States

The text explores the complexities of undocumented immigrants' access to health care in the U.S., illustrating the tension between exclusionary policies and charitable responses, particularly highlighted by Jesica Santillan's case.

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Memory and the construction of scientific meaning: Michael Faraday’s use of notebooks and records

The article explores how Michael Faraday utilized extensive notebooks and retrieval strategies as dynamic cognitive aids in his scientific research, highlighting the role of external memory in knowledge construction.

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