Hi @convex team. Any plans to provide platform -level ip filtering? I love the ratelimiter component and it works but sometimes, you do not even want the requests to reach your convex deployment

RLS != a shared schema across users People are conflating the two over the past few days. RLS is a first-class feature of Postgres (and other databases) for defining DB-enforced restrictions around row access. You can have a shared schema without such a feature (and many do). For example, OSS MySQL doesn't even have this! Reminds me of the distinction between foreign keys (FK) vs FK constraints, which some mix up. FKs are good! They're a core part of how relational databases work, making connections between rows in your many tables. FK constraints is a first-class feature of the database, enforcing referential integrity between tables. In this case, it's not "wrong" to use, but it adds overhead that may not be worth it (especially at scale or when sharding).

@Uber @UberFR @UberFR_Support this doesn’t make sense. My wife left her bag in an Uber in Paris on Thursday at 9:55pm while taking our baby out of the car. The driver drove off while the bag was still inside. We reported it immediately at 9:57pm so he didn’t have the time to pick somebody else in his car. The next day, your support told us the driver confirmed he had found the bag (see screenshot). Yesterday, we’re first told the opposite, that the driver “checked and did not find it.” Finally, after arguing, we’re told that they couldn’t reach the driver and that nothing can be don anymore since they contacted him “too many times”. So which is true? Did the driver lie the first time? Was the bag lost after he confirmed having it? Or is your support giving inconsistent information? We’ve asked for the driver’s contact to resolve this directly, no help. This isn’t just a lost item anymore, it’s a lack of accountability. We need a clear explanation and help recovering the bag.

Stop taking advice from people who've never built anything. If they haven't put something on the line, their opinion on your risk isn't worth hearing. The people who judge the attempt are never the ones making one.

One of the constant themes as I go deep in @golang is how much there is to learn that lol. Been building a small WAL just to understand certain things and let's just say it has been intriguing so far

Some of us need to bury our egos today, before we end up burying the people we love. A few years ago, a woman shared a heartbreaking story that still lingers with me. It was a regular Monday morning. She had prepared breakfast as usual, but her husband wasn’t pleased with the way she sliced the bread. What should have been a minor comment quickly turned into an argument. Both of them, stubborn and full of pride, refused to back down. The small disagreement escalated into a cold war that lasted for days. The husband, who knew his wife’s love language, tried to reach out to her subtly, a gentle touch, a soft word, small gestures meant to soften her heart. But she had made up her mind: she would not give in until he apologized first. She knew about his heart condition. Three days after the argument began, in the middle of the night, her husband suddenly suffered a cardiac arrest. In pain and struggling to breathe, he reached out and touched her, desperately trying to wake her for help. Still angry and half-asleep, she assumed he was trying to seek affection. In her pride, she pushed his hand away and turned her back on him. He passed away that same night during the struggle. By morning, she woke up, still upset, got dressed, and left for work without saying a word to him. She didn’t even glance at his side of the bed. It was only after she returned from work that evening that she realized something was wrong. Her husband was still lying in the same position, cold and unresponsive. What began as a silly argument over sliced bread ended in a lifetime of regret. The husband left without a word from her and up till today she lived in regret because her husband was her best friend. This is a true story. And the painful truth is, it could happen to any of us. In marriage, in families, and in our closest relationships, we must learn to choose peace over being right. We must learn to swallow our pride before pride swallows the people we cherish most. Because sometimes, the last argument you have with someone… truly becomes the last. Bury the ego. Choose love while there is still time.

Don't mind these Twitter people Families are living well and even sending kids abroad with less than half of this amount.