I'm a pro user of MRRArt. It's nostlagic, great fun to use, does what it says it does. I gave much feedback to Dan and he's super responsive and open to it. Best of all, do you know there's a bunch...

The first time I saw @dan_mindru building MRRArt Pro in Twitter, immediately I knew it was going to be a blast. I've seen a lot of indie makers using it from day one, that were thrilled about it as...

The first person to buy MRRArt Pro two minutes into the launch! I saw tired of sharing text-made MRR updates, with MRRArt, I can create beautiful ASIIC charts every single month. Since joining the ...

Postgres stands out thanks to its rock‑solid reliability and rich feature set—think advanced indexing, robust JSON support, and strong concurrency. It’s open source, highly scalable, and keeps our ...

I prefer PostgreSQL because it's just such an incredibly robust and versatile relational database that I trust. The huge advantage, especially for AI and search stuff lately, is the pgvector extens...

PGVector's native vector operations with PostgreSQL's ACID compliance works perfectly. We're storing millions of embeddings with sub-millisecond similarity search using cosine distance. The async c...