u/csgeek-coder

I was wondering what people use for Schema Management and Migration. I toyed with dbmate/ goose and they both have their quirks.

I saw this post from clickhouse that mentions Atlas but it seems CH is only supported for their pro plan.

golang-migrate is mentioned there though I was not very impressed with it for PSQL and they have open tickets for: TLS, among others. They also have tickets from 2021 that are about CH.

What do people use for a OSS solution? Atlas can be an option but it seems unnecessary for ensuring a SQL is applied and allowing rollback if needed.

Most of the solutions I found for video editing using AI seem to rely on a $200 per month subscription of some AI LLM.

Has anyone found an AI solution that creates tools that you can reuse without a constant reliance on AI tokens?

I'd love to use AI to develop the process that I would like to go through, but have the output be something repeatable that I can just rerun for similar videos and clips.

Is there anything like that out there that doesn't burn through a thousand tokens each time.

My car GPS decided to start cracking from the inside and I need to get that swapped out. (It does the whole bit, rear view camera, radio, and GPS). I got an initial estimate of $700-$800 to get that fixed. It also is a massive pain to swap our from what I can see. My car is also old enough to be even more annoying. Mazda 3 if that matters.

I was wondering if anyone has any shops that specialize in that space. Most car repair shops don't tend to do radio/GPS. Some place more focused on the electronic part of car repair rather than engine parts.