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  1. @cwensel@fosstodon.orgMastodon

    Continuing from last week's demo on reference data, this week we show off how we handle seed data. retrofit.sh/demos/seed-data/ #llm #sql #postgreSQL

    retrofit.sh Initialize a PostgreSQL development or test database from labelled datasets · retrofit

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  2. @tiangolo.comBluesky

    SQLAlchemy 2.1 was released 2 weeks ago, it adds several typing improvements and has @psycopg's latest version as the default for Postgres 🎉 SQLModel 0.0.48, just released, adds support for it, so you can get the new cool stuff by default. 🥳 sqlmodel.tiangolo.com

    sqlmodel.tiangolo.com SQLModel

    Has the hashtagTech
  3. @zupo.bsky.socialBluesky

    Years back we built a tool to subset a production DB into a smaller DB that developers can use to work on a specific production bug: github.com/teamniteo/pg... Now there is an even better way, thanks to Alex Shapalov: pgfake.dev Deterministic fake customer data.

    github.com GitHub

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