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A co-creator of Pathway here - noticed some inbound from the HN link and was a bit shocked to see the discussion. Of course, Airflow is one of the most widely used technologies out…

Well spotted. Thank you!

Missed it - seems HN moderation (or OP?) changed the headline to the paper title.

> Claims/Observations end with a QED-symbol Author comment: as a fairly common convention, QED immediately after a particular statement means that the statement should be considere…

From the authors: great question. If you take an "easy" task for long-range dependencies where a Mamba-like architecture flies (and the transformer doesn't, or gets messy), the hat…

One of the authors here. I am genuinely thrilled to know someone would like to know what "B" stands for, knowing/expecting that "DH" stands for "Dragon Hatchling"! A clarification …

You can, of course, use the almost equivalent scientific-sounding Latin-derived term ("neuromorphic"), buy popcorn, and come back with it for a discussion about memristors.

It's mostly still data in the unstructured realm. One case is "messaging" data (live indexing of communications, social, news updates, etc.). Another case is data which was not ori…

It's absolutely great to see you've figured out the details of it! Indeed, the repository comes with a mix of Python and Rust which need to be built together. We trust our users no…

The main factor impacting the RAM requirement of the instance is the size of the data that you feed into it, especially if you need an in-memory index. (If you are curious about pe…

For indexing operators, there is some flexibility regarding the amount of internal operator state that is persisted. Say, in a stream-stream join structure, it's actually often fas…

(Adrian from the Pathway team here.) Indeed, everything is RAM-based, and persistence/cache relies on file backends. The precise backend to use is a code configuration parameter. S…

I was hoping to see an LSMT implementation in bash and left slightly disappointed.

Would it work on a printer?

Seems it works with Bokeh+Panel. Maybe it is possible to make it work with Plotly. Probably not Dash.